All Chapters of Puppy Love: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

~Harper~ The look on Justin's face when we said we were going shopping with Rachael showed that he suspected we weren't being honest about our intentions, but I didn't care. I was a desperate woman, and I needed answers. "Do not do anything rash, Harper," Justin told me when we left the dining table, and I balled my fist as I ascended the stairs to prepare for our shopping mission. It was easy for him to say. I wondered if he would think the same if he were in my shoes. How could he be looking out for her? He is supposed to be on my side. "Will you get me the information I need?" I linked him, and he was silent before responding. "I am working on it. I am sure she will open up," He said, and I knew he would be gentle. He liked to abide by the law, never towing the dangerous line like the rest of us. But he had no stake in the matter, so it was normal that he would try to be logical. Liam was willing to break the rules and endanger lives for the sake of Sophia. We all thought he

~Harper~ We patiently awaited Rachael's recovery. I'd be dishonest if I claimed not to feel relief, but this wasn't the time to let my emotions break through. The urge to grab my phone and call Adrian to share my recent discovery crept in, but the memory of our last conversation held me back. His departure had left me deeply wounded, especially when he mentioned regretting coming to Grizlo. I knew he hadn't intended to hurt me, but his decision not to return had been a painful blow. He hadn't even called me since he left, and doubted he would any time soon. It seemed like I was pleading for our relationship to work, and at this moment, I resolved not to call him. Adrian's peace of mind was assured with this news, knowing he wasn't guilty. However, his unwavering love for his cousin and reluctance to reclaim the Alpha position weighed on my mind. I wasn't going to leave the decision to him. I was determined to do whatever it took: report to Justin, inform Lord Newton and reveal the t

~Justin~ There was a glint in my cousin's eyes that I found unsettling. Somehow, I felt it was wrong to allow Racheal to go shopping with Harper and Charlotte. Josephine and Elaine were neutral people, but how neutral could they be if Harper had found a way to convince them that Rachael was responsible for her predicament? They would support her. When Sebastien and Noah told me they would be going with the girls, I just knew they weren't going shopping. My cousins were not children anymore, and they knew what would happen should they engage in illegal activities. If getting Racheal comfortable enough to spill her guts was what they wanted to do, then it was fine, but hurting her would get all of us in trouble, especially me because whether I liked it or not, I was in charge. I could not miss the look in Racheal's eyes when she sat in my office before Josephine came to whisk her away. I had told her I wanted to discuss something with her, and she tensed up. There was fear

~Justin~ I was highly disappointed in my cousins and family friends. They did not bother to think of the repercussions of their actions. Should anything go wrong, it would be my cross to bear. I will be the one held responsible. Their parents would fault me and question my leadership. It was selfish and inconsiderate of Harper to do this. If indeed Adrian cared enough, he would have sort to exonerate himself. Although Caspian and Liam were trying to calm the situation down, I knew exactly what to do. Standing in the common room looking at all of them, I figured they believed they were old enough to decide and do what they liked. They had somehow come to the conclusion that they were enough, and I commend them for their strength. It seemed I would no longer be needed in Grizlo anymore. I did not say anything. I left the common room and went up the stairs to check on Racheal. When I got to the Delta's floor, Sophia was there looking a bit worried. "What is the matter?" I asked her

~Josephine~ I had never seen Liam so angry as he was when Justin left us in the common room and went upstairs to check on Racheal. I felt a bit nervous and wondered what we did wrong. Rachael wasn't the good guy in all these. She lied and ruined a life. She would have maintained the lie had we not intervened. So, our methods were not desirable, but has anyone solved anything by being pleasant? People like Rachael were like nuts, and they needed to be cracked. Everyone left the common room quietly, so I did the same. I dreaded returning to our bedroom, but Liam and I needed some privacy. I could see he had a lot to say and wanted to voice it out instead of linking me. I followed him quietly, and Harper followed behind. I felt sorry for Harper the most. She honestly had no choice. It was either that or hope that Rachael would come clean. Rachael wouldn't have. She tried to maintain her lie and would have told us the same story if we were nicer. No matter what her story is, the fact