All Chapters of My Alpha Mate Hates Me : Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Lydia I was trying very hard to maintain my cool and keep myself out of trouble, but it was getting very difficult to deal with the constant harassment from these women. I still couldn't believe those women who were older than me, and we're supposed to be mature and sensible are so busy being the opposite of what I expected of them. It turned out that my roommates were right about the older workers being obsessed with hierarchy, and I can't even begin to explain how insistent they've been about wanting me to show them respect. Normally, I would have just given them what they wanted and showed them the respect they were craving so eagerly, but for some reason, I couldn't even fake the respect because of how obnoxious and disgusting their attitude was. I ended up finding out that my roommates, Emily and Tanya, weren't even the worst of them all. In fact, it turned out that the biggest of the ridiculous bullies was about Martha's age, and just like Martha was the head chef for th

Lydia I was struggling to catch my breath when Nicholas finally pulled away from the kiss. I had expected him to pull away much sooner but surprisingly, our kiss kept getting more and more intense and for a split second, I almost thought that we were going to go further. I wouldn't say that I wasn't disappointed that we didn't go for the but then if we had, that would mean getting him to accept me wasn't as difficult as expected and if there's one thing I enjoyed more than anything, it was a challenge. I could tell by the look in his eyes that he was regretting it, which means that he would most likely take his anger out on me, and I had to be prepared for the worst. “You really have no fear, don't you?” he spoke up, staring back at me with a strange expression. I was expecting him to be furious with me and I wouldn't have been too surprised if he had summoned the guards to arrest me, but his expression didn't seem anything like what I expected. Strangely, he looked more relaxed

Third Person Pov“Is it true that you used to work in a whore house?” Nicholas asked with an unreadable expression on his face, and Lydia deadpanned. His sudden question was so surprising to her that she didn't even realize it when she choked on her food. She didn't remember anybody ever asking her such a question, and if there was one thing she didn't like to talk about, it had to be this topic that she had worked so hard to bury. Nicholas could tell that Lydia was uncomfortable with his question, but he had no intentions of backing down. Pedro had gotten back to him with the background check on Lydia, and he found out that despite how fragile and weak-minded Lydia seemed, her life had been the farthest thing from being fragile. According to the report, Lydia's father had died even before she was born, and her mother died only a few years after. Her grandmother had raised her to a certain age before passing away, and Lydia had to survive on her own from there, with no family to su

Nicholas “What did you do now, Nick?” Liam questioned, and as soon as I saw him walk in with that typical look on his face, I knew that I was about to get questioned.“What are you talking about?” I replied, attempting to feign ignorance. He probably ran into Lydia, so I'm expecting him to go off on me and preach to me for the thousandth time. “Oh please, Nicholas, trying to pretend it doesn't suit you at all. You know very well what I'm talking about, and I need a clear response from you right now. Why in the world did you strangle Lydia?” he asked. I scoffed. “If you came all the way here to ask about that girl, then I'm going to ask you to me because she's the last person that I want to talk about. Don't expect me to give you an explanation for every one of my actions just because I've been indulging you all this while. You should be thankful that she was able to walk out of here alive because I definitely had other intentions in mind,” I responded. I didn't want to talk about

Nicholas The entire meeting room unsurprisingly became silent as soon as I walked in, and I didn't need to be told that I was most likely the topic of conversation before I came in. “Greetings, Alpha,” the council of elders greeted unanimously, bowing their heads to show respect for my presence. “Acknowledged,” I responded boredly with an unimpressed look on my face before taking a seat at the head of the table. I carefully scanned the room and to my not so much of a surprise, all six members of the council were in attendance today. Usually, when I'm the one who calls for a meeting like this, at least one or two members are always missing. They would always have an excuse to avoid coming to a meeting that I call, but whenever it was they who called for a meeting that involved taking away my position, they were never too busy to attend. Shameless old barfs! Shortly after I came in, Liam walked in as well and took a seat on the unoccupied seat on my right. Connor, my right-hand