All Chapters of ALPHA'S HUMAN SURROGATE : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

The moment Jayden left the room I kept telling myself I was getting some rest because I needed it. I felt exhausted and jittery, but just found myself curled up in the covers thinking of what my life would be like from now on that I didn't realise it had already got dark outside. If I want to live a peaceful life I have to tell Jayden the truth I left behind. The truth I knew if I divulged will upset him. The first thing is to let him know my feelings for Gabriel. I yanked my hair it hurt, feeling helpless. Why are these spirit people making my life a harder one than it was? There's nothing to save now. Is there? Now that I know about them, I would love to get exclusive details from them. Like, how many are they? The one I last saw was different from the one I used to see. Who are they to me? And so on. I have all the right to know. I Wish I could talk to Sandra about all this so that she can give me some advice but am afraid to get into a fight with her. The last time I remember

I was nonplussed for a while at Pamela's reactions. What do you think you're doing, Pamela? I asked. She stared at me like I'd gone crazy. Why are you hugging Jayden like that? You know very well that he's my man. Sorry, do I know you?" She asked. What! Are you playing with me? I asked. She smirked and looked up at Jayden then at those handsome men and then back at me. Why would I play with a person I don't know? Pamela, don't act like you don't know me because I caught you alluring my mate with your little charms. I yelled, feeling enraged. Everybody laughed so loud except those two men. Catriona, stop here. Let's have a minute. Jayden said, dragging me already, not letting me say another word. Do you think she's alright? I heard her say. I felt the urge to leap on her and swat her head back to reality. Her attitude is exasperating me. The way everybody is looking at me makes me feel like a bad guy over something I didn't do. Jayden came to a halt and gave me a side ey

GABRIEL I hurriedly grabbed my car keys and rushed out of my office, heading straight to my car. The moment those girls informed me about Catriona's situation, I hit the road. Thankfully, this highway was empty, allowing me to drive freely without encountering many cars that could potentially block my path. I was relieved and grateful for this stroke of luck. It troubles me that she left my house without saying anything and has started ignoring me without giving me a reason whenever she sees me. I have decided to take a step back and patiently wait for her to return and explain why she is treating me this way. I hope those girls can handle whatever situation they are facing and keep Catriona safe until I arrive. Catriona's safety is my main concern. If they fail to protect her, they will regret ever becoming involved. And to whoever harmed her, I swear I will not only disable them but also end their life. I drove past Jayden's house, and shortly after, I caught a strong scent tha

JAYDEN Luciana's terrifying expression made me question the truth behind what my wolf had said. She started stuttering, struggling to find her words. Are you Luciana?" I demanded, growing impatient as I awaited her response. Her trembling lips parted, but no sound escaped. Her eyes darted around the room, avoiding my gaze. The silence between us only deepened my unease, fueling my doubts about her true identity. My heart pounded in my chest, a mix of fear and confusion flooding my senses. The room seemed to close in around us, the air thick with tension. I took a step closer, my voice laced with a hint of desperation. "I need to know, Luciana. Tell me the truth." Her eyes finally met mine, and the fear etched across her face was unmistakable. It was as if a veil had been lifted, revealing a side of her I had never seen before. "I can't explain," she stammered, her voice barely a whisper. Taking a deep breath, I pushed her off me and got up as I tried to steady my voice. "Luci

I watched in absolute terror as his eyes closed and his body went numb. The room fell into an eerie silence, broken only by the sound of my shaky breaths. Panic gripped my heart, threatening to suffocate me as I struggled to comprehend what was happening before my eyes. His face, once filled with life and smiles, now looked pale and lifeless. The colour drained from his cheeks, leaving behind a haunting stillness. Time seemed to stand still as I desperately searched for a sign of a movement, a flicker of hope that this nightmare would soon be over. But there was nothing. No movement, no response. It was as if his body had become a vessel, devoid of the vibrant spirit that once inhabited it. Tears welled up in my eyes, blurring my vision as I reached out to touch his hand, hoping for a miracle. Coldness greeted my touch, sending a chill down my spine. The reality of the situation hit me like a ton of bricks. He was gone. I killed him. I shouldn't have bought his words. My mind struggl