Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Magnetic Alpha: Kabanata 121 - Kabanata 130

Christos. That day was hell as my wolf let loose in the house and tore forcefully out of my body in a raging motion that hurt. Unwilling to be pacified or controlled, he destroyed almost everything in his path and I could only be glad I had no neighbour to scare away with the tug of war happening at my place. After the whole war, I invited my unit, the Beta, Gamma and Delta to my house for a cleanup, since no human help would understand this level of barbaric damage, and I knew I was not the only one that was surprised by the extensive damage caused by my wolf when I saw the expressive shock and awe in their eyes. It’s one of the reasons I’m feared as an Alpha. With Lightning as my wolf, no sane wolf wants to be on his part when provoked. He is just too deadly for words and even I know it, despite being the Alpha. The continued silence and weary look on my soldiers' faces as they tried to avoid my wolf showed they believed Lightning had surpassed even their expectations and I knew

Becca. I, Becca Summer, don't need any man to survive. I have my beautiful intelligent kids and they are more than enough. Henceforth, no man is allowed to get close without getting a roasting from me. ‘I am done with men and their abilities to pick and discard. As a matter of fact, to put it in a fine tune, to hell with them and their so perfect dicks.’ I muttered bitchily before leaving my room. Walking down the stairs slowly so as not to encourage the headache, I could feel roaring round my head,I saw my kids just as the housekeeper came out of the kitchen with their well balanced backpacks. “Time to go to school?” I said softly with a gentle smile in my motherly voice and I could see the joy in their faces as they turned to my voice. “Mummy! I thought we were not going to see you until much later.” Erica screamed and I had to cover a wince with my hand on my head before bending lower to her level for a good morning embrace. “Are you okay, Mum?” My much more observant son not

Christos.How come it was immediately after sleeping with her I heard the word Mate from my wolf? Most importantly, how come I did not know this before sleeping with her? Like the first time we met preferably? ‘Maybe then, all this could have been prevented and this would have saved us all from this present stress and discord.’ I murmured silently in dissatisfaction. Conveniently forgetting that if that had been the case, I would have automatically rejected her the same way I rejected my first mate. Without knowing that she, Becca Summer is different with the power to heal and make me forget my past and the mystery lady that has been tormenting me with her memory.‘A past memory I’m still hoping to understand one day.’ I thought to myself even as I tried to look for a way to make my wolf understand this present situation isn’t entirely my fault. But as usual, my wolf ignored me, unwilling to take the blame for what he termed as my foolishness.How would I have known the lady would re

Christos.I watched her reaction but if I was thinking that was enough to flatten her, then I was mistaken. Aside from being a good sales officer in the company, I will give her a mark in persistence too. Probably one of the criteria that made her a good salesperson.“Yes but I would like to have some words with you.” She persisted with a defiant gaze and I would have admired her tenacious spirit if I did not dislike her so much.I did not fail to notice the indolence in her voice as she ended her words with no form of respect in them.“I want to believe you are smart enough to know I came all the way here for a special reason, don’t you? I will advise you to make an official appointment with my secretary if you want to see me and if your reason is good enough, why not?” I finished coldly before moving away from her, knowing full well that the last thing she would do was to come to my secretary.It’s not a secret around here that she has a terrible crush on my person and the last thin

Christos. “You need to see a doctor, Becca, and no, don’t tell me you don’t like going to the hospital because I will not settle for it this time. I was a fool to believe you the last time.” I forestalled her from saying the words I knew were coming. “But I am at work right now.” She used the next excuse she thought would work and I found myself chuckling despite the mood I was in. “Not anymore. You are not.” I stated authoritatively. “I am not?” She finally raised her head to look at me in an askance tone. “As of now, you are closed for the day, my lady. Time for you to go home and no, you will not come back until the doctor says you are fit to resume work.” I warned in a stern voice that was meant to convey my seriousness and she rolled her eyes. “I can’t do that, Christos. The design I am working on presently is an important one and the team cannot do it all alone without my input so I…” I could not bear to listen for more, so I did the only thing I knew would shut her up. I l