Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings Novel Novels & Stories

Would I hve felt y if she laughed about it instead of making me feel sorry for myself? Because now I could hear my own feelings too clearly. “I keep trying to hate him,” I whispered. “But I can’t.” God. That sounded pathetic out loud. I laughed quietly to cover it up. “I think something’s genuinely wrong with me.” “There isn’t.” I looked up slightly. Ayla’s expression had softened completely now. “You liked someone,” she said gently. “That doesn’t make you pathetic.” Easy for her to say. She didn’t throw a glass at a billionaire because he emotionally ruined her.

"Three years ago, you knew everything. And you chose silence. You can say you were protecting me. You can say you were afraid I couldn't handle it. You can say you wanted to investigate first. But Ethan, we both know that's not the real reason." He said nothing. "The real reason is that you thought I wasn't good enough for you." My voice was quiet. "And back then, you were in love with her. You saw me as something inherently beneath you both. I told you years ago, if an Alpha marked me, my body wouldn't be like this. You were worried I'd find out and refuse to accept it. That I'd question you, that I'd make a scene. That was too much trouble. So you let me stay quiet. A fragile little Omega

“And what’s that?” “That we’re not prey anymore.” He said as he lunged at her. By nightfall, the battle was over. Alina escaped, wounded. Vincent’s numbers were halved. The children were moved again, this time to a hidden realm known only to the ancient Alphas. Eric and I stoodt, watching the twins sleep peacefully, and I knew one thing for certain. PWe couldn’t run forever, we could had to fight. For the children and the pac

Edward was clever enough to cover his tracks, but I was determined to outsmart him. I was in my office, piecing together clues about where Emma might be, when Alya walked in unannounced. I only realized it had grown dark outside when I glanced at the window and saw the night. Not only that, but I didn’t say a word to her; I merely watched, annoyed, as she approached and wrapped her arms around me. I immediately pulled away and avoided looking at her, knowing I’d see her disappointment. But Alya wasn’t the type to hide her feelings. If something bothered her, she’d say it outright, bombarding me with her endless complaints.

Layla's POV As we both stood there looking at the Alpha who was to decide my fate, I kept on blinking without knowing the words to say to defend myself right now. “How could you bring her here when you know everything that is going on?” “Dad, I had no choice. I could not just leave her.” “How could you make that decision without asking me first?” “How could I ask you first?” “Young lady, there is a thing called a phone!” “I’m sorry, Dad. She just needs a place to hide till she figures out what is going on.”

With hope that Rhea would understand. But Rhea wasn’t the scared girl under a blanket anymore. She was Alpha now. At war. And Freya… Freya was the weapon forged in their enemy’s hands. She sank to the floor again, curled like a dying flame. And for the first time in years, she prayed. Not for escape. Not for forgiveness. But for truth. Because she didn’t know who she was anymore. A sister? A spy? A puppet? Or something far worse… A blade, still waiting to be used.

(Lily’s POV). "Mommy, I am sorry," Ayla’s soft voice broke through the silence as I was just silent after thinking what Isaac had done to her. She held a small, worn doll close to her chest, its fabric dull but its meaning, apparently, immense. Her eyes, though weak, looked at me with an earnestness that took me aback. “Can you explain to me, Sweetie? Be honest with me? We promise not to hide anything right?” I asked and she looked doubt but nodded.

CHAPTER 3: Beyond whispers GREECE 455BC DECEMBRE, ALTHEA'S POV Pain shot through me as my wolf whimpered in pain. She had suffered way too much for this. The pain of rejection hurt me because I felt my life was going to change after this. But I should never have doubted my instincts...the instincts that said I should never have hoped anyone would accept me. "My King..." "Lord Alexios." Kathryn walked up giving the beta a puppy eyes like she had not bullied me an hour ago. Lord Alexios turned but said nothing to her, he didn't seem interested...

I felt my anger building in my inner core. "Alpha, we have Cailly, but Alicia escape, Cailly made sure as hell that she kept her quite good, we can't get her scent anywhere in their territory, even her beta and two girls she's with. we can't find them!" Ben said in a low apologetically tone. I smile on his word. Cailly did protect Alicia. My wolf calmed at that thought, seems like Mart saw my smile because he grinned at me. "Looks like the Alpha seem happy upon hearing that his mate is somewhere else, ya?"

That gave her the idea that it must be the copy of the North region. "Are you going to get in trouble with the alpha for taking this book without permission? Because it truly looks like beholding a lot of secrets." Athena said with a frown as she looked at the book with fascination. She didn't open the cover yet but it was already drawing her in.