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Chapter 49 "Alpha, what are you trying to do?" Kevin asked. After everything that had happened and after what he had done to those ladies, he still wanted to go and roam outside. Was he not afraid of relapse and that someone might actually see him? "What am I trying to do?" Kelly asked with a raised eyebrow. “I said that I need to go and see someone!" "But alpha!" Kevin was not sure what to say. Sigh, he has really aged and his life was continuing to reduce with each passing day.

"Come on, tell me what's wrong." Kevin turned his head the other way, clearly not wanting to answer that simple yet complicated question. He didn't know what was wrong with him these days. His eyes once again shifted to the young crowd, dancing with each other forgetting the worries of the world. Alex studied him, as he left the puff of smoke in the air. The curls of smoke twisted in their artistic way as they departed from his dark lips. He was trying to comprehend Kevin's unusual behaviour. Alex knew him since childhood. Something was definitely bothering Kevin but apparently he didn't want to discuss it. Alex didn't feel like persuading him and tried changing the topic.

Although he still could not see how someone who was twenty five years old could still be seen as a kid. "But you were halfway there. You almost collapsed." Kevin said to him then took in a deep breath as he walked further into the room. "Which is why you try to hide this side of you from him. You should talk with him though, he looked really hurt yesterday." Kevin told him.

Kevin said and then added, “Come into my office and I will explain you everything…” “Uh, your office?” I started in confusion. “Yes, it’s my office building…” Mr. Kevin replied. “Please come inside, so we can talk” He added and made a way for me to get into his office. “Um, what do you want to talk about?” I asked him nervously. He looked at Freddy and the other guy and then added to me, “Let’s go inside, first”

Too much noise. That’s all. Kevin returns a few minutes later, dropping into the seat across from him with a tray. “I got you something anyway.” “I said I didn’t want anything.” “You also said you wouldn’t forget to eat,” Kevin points out, sliding a drink toward him. Arlo takes it. “Thanks.” Kevin grins. “See? Growth.” Arlo shakes his head slightly, taking a sip. Kevin starts talking—something about a project, a professor he doesn’t like, someone in his class who thinks abstract art means throwing paint and calling it emotional.

“This is the first time I see you in this form.” Kevin always appears in human form. In previous "awakening" times he didn't transform into half-man and half-wolf in front of her. Kevin opened the door for Katy and went straight inside, he sat down on the sofa then turn on the TV. His head rested on the arm of the chair, eyes closed, eyebrows furrowed again. Katy realizes Kevin is very upset. Katy went into the kitchen and opened the fridge. She needed to prepare a meal for Kevin. Because in "Wake up" night can't go out, need to prepare a lot of food to supplement energy quantity.

"A misunderstanding?" I sneered. "Fine. Since it's a 'surprise,' let's all enjoy it." I pulled out my phone and connected it via Bluetooth to the 75-inch TV in the living room. "Perfect. I happen to have a little video of how you 'set up this surprise.' Everyone, enjoy." The next second, the giant screen lit up with an obscene scene. Two pale bodies twisted together, every intimate motion captured in excruciating detail. Moans and gasps exploded through the surround sound, filling the living room.

There had been a time when Katelyn couldn't wait to escape conversations like this. Now she found herself lingering. Enjoying them. That realization still unsettled her. “You know,” Kevin said casually, “normal people usually rest after work.” “Are you implying I'm not normal?” “I thought we established that months ago.” Katelyn rolled her eyes. “Coming from the man who voluntarily stayed three hours overtime because a seven-year-old patient challenged him to a board game.” “I won.” “You lost.” “It was a strategic retreat.” “It was checkers.” Kevin pointed at her.

"I'm talking to you. Are you deaf?" I stopped and turned around. "What?" She looked thrown off for a second by my tone, then said, "Kevin's leaving tomorrow. Come see him off." I looked at Kevin. "Off to where?" "To the capital, to sort out his visa," Mom said, as if it were obvious. "The paperwork for the sponsored program has to be handled in person, and he doesn't know his way around. Your father and I have to take him." Handling paperwork. Using my spot to handle paperwork.

Kevin looked at her directly to her eyes and sighs. “I’m sorry to bother you.” He was about to leave but she grabbed his arm. “ Can you tell me what happened between us?” She asked, he smiled. He starts talking about their childhood that they play but Eileen was not allowed to use her promise that’s why Kevin really doesn't know what promise she had.