All Chapters of Shattered Heart: My Owner is the Mafia Alpha: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

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Bullied Encounter

After some breakfast, Rebecca was being driven to school. Like when she was sold to Christian’s mafia, a bag was placed over her head to prevent her from seeing where she was being driven. Unlike that time, though, she was not bound. Though that didn’t make her situation any comfortable for her.“Can I take this off now?” she asked Retchet, who was driving her to school.“We’ve driven a good distance. You may remove that blindfold,” he allowed.With permission granted, Rebecca removed the bag from her head, her eyes readjusting to the lighting as she looked around her surroundings outside the car. She recognized the neighborhood around her, for it was the route she usually took to school. “I can walk the rest of the way,” she spoke, not wanting to make a scene if someone saw her being driven to school in a fancy car.As though to oblige to her wish, the car gradually came to a stop, and the door was unlocked.“I will return here when school ends. Assuming, of course, if you do not ha

Lord's Interference

"What is going on here?” a voice rang out, ceasing all actions around them.Rebecca slowly picked her head up as soon as the kicking stopped, and noticed everyone staring at a certain direction, where the voice came from. She followed their gaze, and saw Christian standing there, a blank expression on his face as he stared at them. Stared at her.“Oh, Christian~” Jenna called, her voice far too happy to see him. No surprise for Rebecca, though, as it was well-known amongst their peers how much Jenna loves him. “Nothing for you to worry about, Chris. Just trying to get rid of some garbage. Nothing new here.”‘Nothing new’. Jenna was right about that, and Rebecca knew it. She may be Christian’s ‘pet’ now, but that changes nothing. Most especially not how he would be treating her during school grounds. The pair never interacted before, and given the condition of not telling anyone of how she was now living with Christian’s mafia group- as well as Christian being leader of said mafia- it

Memory Rage

"And how is that any of your concern?“That is just the sort of question Christian wanted to ask himself. Just as much as he wanted to ask why he saved her the way he did? He didn’t leave earlier than her to help her when she needed it, aware of how her life was already. And yet, not only did he intervene from Jenna, Tomas, and their friends’ usual treatment towards Rebecca, he asked about the injury she had already sustained from them. Why?‘It’s not like she’s my mother. If I were to help anyone at all, any human who needed help, it’d be her first and foremost,’ Christian thought.So he had told himself. And yet, every time he looked at Rebecca, every time he saw her in such pitiful situation, he could not help but be reminded of his mother.And it enraged him dearly.He knew he missed her so much, but to the point that he would be so easily swayed by the act and happening of one mere human girl? Even though he never bothered to assist her in her situation prior? What could have cha

News at School

School was more of less neutral for Rebecca, in which she was grateful for. There were no issues going into her classroom, and the teachers were still treating her as they usually would. That is, they at least gave no reaction to her ‘homeless’ situation, if they heard about it.It sets her mind at ease, knowing that she at least still has this one bit of peace in her life. Although the teachers are also aware of her being related to a criminal, they didn’t treat her too badly. Sure, they often gave her difficult problems to answer, questions on tests that were either of a higher learning grade or not yet taught to the class, even made her go on many errands than she should be attending class, but compared to what she usually goes through with Jenna’s group and her father? She did not mind these errands one bit. If there was anything that changed in the classrooms, it would be the attention she was getting. Particularly that from Christian, who for some reason kept glaring at her eve

Expulsion

"What do you mean you agreed to it, Principal Thorston? ” Rebecca questioned.“Rebecca, I’m sure you’re a smart girl. Surely you should know that education is not free to all students,” Principal Thorston only answered, raising her disbelief.“What are you talking about? Of course it is. This isn’t a private school, but a public school! Why should you pull me out now? Because of the lack of financials?! We all know I am already struggling financially before; what’s so different about this time?!”Unmoved by her pleas, Principal Thorston answered, in a calmly manner, “Ms. Kells, you may not think a single penny is all it takes for the the Board of Education to decide whether or not you will pose as a danger to the other kids, but it actually is. Your parents may not have paid the school directly, but they had actually been paying up. In forms of taxes.” Rebecca’s eyes widened at the correction. “A school needs to be funded somehow. Be it to pay the teachers or provide the bare minimum

Questionable Leave

Christian kept glaring at the door as class went on, wondering when Rebecca would return. It was not out of worry for her, but more under suspicions of her. While he was not sure of why the principal would call for her, he does have some suspicions. Mainly that of her father. He may not know much of the man himself, but going by the 'consistency' in how often he borrowed and returned money, as well as how much of the amount he had borrowed, Christian would not be surprised if the guy went as far as to pull his daughter out of school to prevent spending another penny for her future education. Why, with how easily he sold the girl off to clear his debt, for all he knew, the scum of a man could have pulled the girl out to prevent any questions from being asked from any future lack of attendance.‘If we were those sorts of mafia, maybe,’ Christian thought. He was well aware of how mafias are often depicted. One of his now ex-members most especially displayed how mafia would tend to act.

To Demand Answers

Rebecca walked out the school with a heavy heart, and her bag slumped over her shoulder. She couldn’t believe this was happening to me. An expulsion, not because she got in trouble, but because she got misunderstood. Very badly. And of course, the source of that misunderstanding came from none other than her own bastard of a father.‘Why did I volunteer to sell myself away for his sake?’ she wondered. ‘Why did I speak against Christian’s decision to want to make him pay instead of allowing it to happen? Plead to Christian to deliver that old man a world of hurt for me? But no… Instead, the good girl part of me wanted to go along with my late mother’s continuous belief that the man she fell for still lives somewhere in that disgrace.’How stupid could Rebecca be? How stupid could her mother be? To believe in something so idealistic instead of looking at the reality. To keep on the belief she knew to be false instead of allowing karma to deliver its judgement in full. And look where tha

Abandoned

Rebecca sat on a broken swing in her backyard, attached to a peach tree there. She couldn't believe what she saw in her house. What she came to realize regarding her father. If she could even still see him as her parent. 'He actually abandoned me. Left to save his own skin,' she thought. When she first entered her now vacant home, she was shocked to see the mess that was left within. Not just that of littered cans or bottles of beer, but also that of cabinets left opened, emptied out of whatever valuables was in them.At first, she thought some robber came into her house and stole everything that was inside, when she went to her dad's room and found it to be left in an even bigger mess. Clothes scattered about, drawers pulled wide open... It was as though something grabbed whatever it could and wanted to leave in a hurry. Or rather, 'someone'.Rebecca didn't want to believe it, but as she continued to look around and investigate the room, she found some of her father's clothes were

Never Mention Her

As soon as Rebecca was knocked out cold, Christian turned back to her house, where his men were practically ransacking the place for any clues as to where Harold Kells had gone."Hey! One of you take this bitch back to the hideout, now!" he ordered, inadvertently activating his Alpha Authority on them, causing them all to flinch in fright."Yes, sir!" they responded in unison.As a werewolf or two rushed to grab Rebecca and drag her away from the area, Retchet walked up to Christian. "Milord, with all due respect, don't you think you're going a bit hard on the girl?" he asked."How do you mean?" Christian asked back with a growl. "She may be Harold's daughter, but that girl is also her own person. Besides, I'm sure you have noticed it enough, but she truly has nothing to do with her father's disappearance. Not only did she not lie about it, but as you know, plenty of people have kept watch on her ever since you sent that text. Not one person has seen Harold leave this place. Nor did

Demoted

When Rebecca next woke, she woke up with her head throbbing in pain, particularly on the left side of her face. As she raised a hand to soothe the pain, she heard the light sound of metal being dragged, and noticed some kind of tight grip on her wrists. She opened her eyes, finding herself lying on the cold floor of a dimly lit room. As she sat up, she looked down at her wrists, shocked to see them in metal cuffs and chains. Her brain more alert, Rebecca got up to her feet and looked around the room. The only source of light that she was able to find was the small hanging light above her head. As for anything else in the room, there was nothing else here at all. At least, nothing else she could see with how weak the light was.'Where am I...?' she wondered at last, looking back down at her chained wrists. 'Why am I in chains?'She heard the sound of a door opening and turned to see Christian walking into the room. "You're awake. Good. That means I can get this done faster than I thou

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