All Chapters of Mated to the Rogue Alpha: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Isabella's POVI turned left and right, spying all the different figures, yet none of them resembled Aiden. Where did he go? I looked again more carefully, but the results were the same. No trace of him.He went to the bathroom, yet after that I hadn't seen him anywhere else. Shouldn't he have been out by then? Perhaps I should wait more, I thought to myself whilst sipping my drink. But nothing beat the unease I felt. I placed my cup on the counter, hopped off the seat and started looking for him. I moved to the bathroom to find no traces, although I felt he had been there previously. It was as I moved past to the area of the 'Staff only' area that I heard a muffled voice that was distinctively his. Although I couldn't hear a thing he said, I knew it was.Finding my way to the door, I knocked. "Adian?" I called out. There was silence first, before his footsteps began. The door opened. "Where have you been? I've been looking for you," I asked.It was as I spoke that I carefully perus

Isabella's POVSwallowing the small lump in my throat, I stepped into the kitchen area. He was looking for something, likely pots."Is Agathe around?" I finally brought myself to say.The slight clanging of pots was the only notable sound. "She went to get groceries."I nodded stiffly, still not making eye contact with him. This was technically the first time we had spoken in the same area since last week.Looking away, I instantly decided on making a sandwich, gathering the bread and leftover vegetables.I moved to carry a knife, just to brush warm flesh.I flinched away from his hand, aiming for a different knife before I chopped."How was your party?" He asked.The mention of the party brought all the memories back, good and bad. The knowledge of the phone laying on my bedroom floor put a bitter taste in my mouth."It was fine," I said. It was best if I kept our interactions short anyways. Time passed in a tense silence. I was almost done when I heard his voice again."I heard yo

Leo "Don't involve yourself."The memory of her words still affected me. Why?I had made some bad decisions, ones which had further estranged me from her, but now my curiosity couldn't be fulfilled.At least she was in better terms, more amiable compared to before. Weeks had gone by and yet I couldn't figure it out. Why?Why?"Leo?" The voice brought me out of my thoughts.Eyes and faces of men and women, all focused on me. It took little ease to slip back into my role, crossing my fingers with each other and resting on them, whilst recalling the last words said."Is that everything that needs to be done, Michael?" I called out.The man, a skinny nervous thing whose suit always overpowered the rest of him nodded. "Yes Sir."I nodded in turn before standing. "We'll end the meeting here. The rest of you can send in your reports by email." I remained in my seat even after everyone filed away from the meeting room until it was empty.Dark Haus. The firm I had made for myself.Using part

Isabella's POV The car engine switched off as we were in front of the pack house. I didn't even notice that we had reached our destination until I had almost fallen when Sierra opened the door on my side -one which I was leaning on.My quick reflexes were my saving grace, ensuring that I restored my balance before stepping out of the car. Sierra bore an empathetic look on her face as I looked up. I ignored her and moved towards the living room, crashing on the nearest couch as I did so. Perhaps I should have listened to Sierra. Despite my efforts at gaining normalcy, the toll on my mind mixed with the events of the day had sucked me dry. Listlessness was all I could feel. I felt pressure on the side of the couch before a warm hand touched my shoulder. I sighed, knowing it was Sierra"I have to go very soon." Her statement made me open my eyes to look at her."I'm so sorry I can't stay with you. I have the evening shift tonight." Sierra said, guilt on her features.I couldn't rely o

Isabella's POV The next few days remained the same. I woke up, went to the red eclipse pack, taught before leaving.After what I had said, the people who looked at me within the school avoided eye contact. If they were truly ashamed, it was better.My only solace during work were the children. Although I was the sole math teacher for all classes through elementary, it was never tasking, but rather the highlight of my day.I was grateful for the pure minds of all the children, untainted by bias or prejudice. I hoped they stayed the same.Aiden unfortunately didn't get the hint as he messaged me the night I gave him his phone. Short given answers were given in return until I couldn't even bother replying. He seemed to finally understand as after that day, was silence.Time passed, and it was already a Friday. The school day had already ended, and everyone else left. I was packing the rest of my things to leave. Suddenly my office door opened to reveal Sierra.Why was she here?"What's