Hey Leave Her Alone Novels & Stories

The Man insisted making me more pissed. " Love is not enough to be with her. She is my mate and if you want to remain alive, I suggest you leave her alone. "

"You're not well, and I don't want to leave you alone." I let out a deep sigh, feeling my irritation grow. Why couldn't she just leave me alone? I didn't need her help, and I certainly didn't need her hovering over me like a mother hen. "Maria, I appreciate your concern," I said, trying to sound calm, "but I'm fine. Just...just leave me alone."

“Alpha?” “Leave her.” I said calmly. “I am rather enjoying this.” “She crossed the line, Alpha.” “I am aware, and I am going to be the one handling this… for now, just leave, Anya.” I said, my voice both calm and collected. Anya sighed. “Alpha...” “Leave us.” I said calmly. She hesitated for a moment before speaking. “Alpha, she shouldn't be left alone with…” “Anya.” I said, stopping her. That single word ended the discussion.

“I can do the rest on my own.” He clearly has other things on his mind and doesn't want to be here, so she is giving him an out. He can take it and leave her alone, as he works through whatever the heck is freaking bothering him. “Hey, no. I can help you.” “I can do it on my own so you don't have to stay. Really. I don't need any help.” She tells him, not even bothering to turn around. This is where he leaves, to go sulk in private somewhere, she is sure.

He just stood there, trembling with his knuckles tight-fisted. “Leave her alone,” I said firmly. “Let her be happy with her husband. Let her raise her boys in peace. If you ever loved her, if there’s even a fragment of decency left in you, you’ll walk away. For good.” His lips parted, but nothing came out. Just silence.

“Anything for you, my little angel.” I rub her back slowly, calming her. No one should be this close to her but me. Not even her girlfriends. Only me. She’s mine. I’ll never let her fall again. She leans closer into the hug. I close my eyes and hold her like I’m afraid she’ll disappear. And then she speaks. “I need you to leave me the hell alone.” My eyes snap open. Did she really just say that? I pull back slowly and look at her, trying to read her face, hoping maybe I heard her wrong. But no. She’s serious. Her lips don’t move again. Her eyes stay locked on mine. She is joking, right?

“What do I do? My hands are actually shaking. I feel like I’m going to throw up.” “You don’t want him back. Just say no.” “Any tips on how to say it so he actually hears it this time? Because the last ten times I asked him to leave me alone apparently didn’t stick.” She was quiet for a second. In the background, someone laughed, probably one of her coworkers. Finally, she sighed. “Straight up. Tell him to kick rocks. Or, better yet, don’t tell him anything. Ghost his ass. Silence is louder sometimes.” Talking it out actually cleared a little of the fog in my head.

She answered, and he nodded slowly. “I should leave now. I wouldn’t want to miss my flight.” She uttered, turning to leave. “At least tell me where you’re headed.” He uttered, and she shook her head and looked at him. “Goodbye, Alec.” She said to him. Watching her leave, Alec swallowed hard and brushed his hair backward with his hand. He felt pain seeing her leave, but he had to let her go. He believed it was best for her to stay away from everyone she had known, so she could reflect on what happened and what next to do.

If she wasn't so adamant about being by his side whenever possible. At this moment I wanted nothing more than for her to leave. Go back to her room and leave Nico alone. Leave us alone.