All Chapters of The Alphas And Their Human Girl: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

The Title ceremony was over and Jax was now officially Alpha of the Shadow Pack. The next several days went by in a daze with many things returning to normal and the town preparing for the next big event.Fall decorations were being put aside to make room for the Christmas festivities that would soon commence. In Wild Cliff Christmas was somewhat of a religiously celebrated holiday- it started on November 20th and continued until the new year. November 20th had been a celebration marker for as long as they could remember. It began hundreds of years ago when the first settlers put up the tree in the center of town by the roundabout to celebrate the prosperous future they had on this new land. It was said that witches hexed the properties to make the land healthy and the homes unshakeable- how much of it that is truth is unknown but the residents of Wild Cliff do love to tell the stories.Lola was in town and helped the university with removing pumpkins, candles, lights, and ornaments t

The late autumn sun shone in through the window and lit up the room.It didn’t happen often in Wild Cliff that you were woken up by the sun but it seemed the perfect metaphor for the events of their lives, or at least Lola thought.She turned in bed with a smile and patted the empty side next to her.That side of the bed had been made and was cold.When did Jax leave?She got up and tied the robe around her before walking out with a yawn.The smell of a sugary breakfast made her stomach growl and the pleasure-filled pain in her sore bones reminded her of last night. Though it was different from their earlier times, this had been a rollercoaster of pleasure and heat and Jax claimed her body like his life depended on it…several times.Lola covered her lips with her fingers when a smile threatened to spread.She walked down to find Jax with his bags packed by his feet and his father dressed in a grey wool coat and a passport in hand.“I didn’t know we were leaving now, I'll pack,” Lola s

They stood in the study and Nash was still in a trance with his fingers tightening around Lola’s hand. Ash kept a close look on them both, making sure that nothing was to happen but even he saw the change on Nash’s face.“Coven?” Lola asked and looked at Ash who clenched his jaw with a deep scowl directed at Nash.He let go of her hand in a swift pull and turned his hand over as if to look after a burn or a mark of pain but there was nothing on his skin.Lola looked at her hand. Had she hurt him in some way for him to pull back like that?She wanted to step back but caught herself and decided against it. One thing Nash was right about was the ways of leadership and she needed to start gaining their respect.Without answering with words Nash raised his hand and gently pulled his fingers in towards the palm of his hand. The windows behind the desk opened- slowly with a loud chiseling sound- and a gust of wind blew in and circled Lola’s head.It was as though the wind danced around her b

The candles flickered around them reminding her of the plans she’d made to, for the first time, do something romantic for the man she’d married. All the while he was downstairs, working on god knew what but here she stood with files in hand that told her much more than she wanted to know. Jax had been in New York, yes, but not alone.Spotted going into the Ritz and out the next morning- at restaurants and cafes, museums and parks- was Jax and Lavina. The pictures were time-stamped, they looked to have been taken with a long-range camera by someone hidden in a car or behind a bush and why would they do that?That smile she saw on Jax’s face made her shrink.He had his arm hooked in Lavina’s when they walked and in the rain, he held an umbrella over her head. In one picture they were dressed up, she wore a gown and pearls and he had on a suit.“Isn’t he handsome?” She said, her voice broken and meek.Ash watched her shrink and succumb to pain and heartache. It was like he could see it

“Yes sir.” Ash gripped the phone roughly in his hand and only eased when he heard the first crack.The warrior looked with a worrisome gaze as Ash nearly broke his phone.“No, but sir…” he groaned and hung his head.“Yes, I understand. Yes, sir.” He gritted his teeth and the rage returned tenfold in his eyes as they darkened and the green swirled around lightly in the black.He lowered his hand with dark eyes and the frown deepened as he handed the phone back to the warrior- who gulped and was careful with each move as he took the phone and left.Someone audibly burped and the smell of beer sifted down the entrance in a hurry.Ash turned and watched a semi-drunk wizard stumble into the pillar around the stairs, he held the bottle with one hand and chugged what was left and with the other, he held himself stable enough not to fall over.“Nash.” Ash barked.“Hey!” Nash stumbled over the newly polished floors and cheered in the air with the now empty bottle.His skinny legs buckled benea