All Chapters of Desired By Four: The Omega’s Choice: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

ASHER'S POVI couldn't help but feel a surge of anger wash over me as I sat in the reception area, waiting for the principal. My nose was still bleeding from the fight with Jace, and I could feel the warmth of the blood as it trickled down my face. I wiped the bottom of my nose with a handkerchief, and in no time, it was soaked red.I glared at Jace, my eyes burning with anger and humiliation. How could he have done this to me, the son of the Alpha? I was supposed to be the strongest and the most feared. But ever since these brothers showed up, all I received were bruises and a battered ego.“Jace, are you hurt?” I heard Hannah ask and nearly choked with anger. She touched his face, trying to see if he was bruised. Such a fucking nice attempt to enrage me the more.I wanted revenge. Immediately. But I knew I had to keep my cool. I couldn't let Jace see how much he had gotten to me.But Hannah was watching me with amusement and fear, her eyes darting back and forth between me and Jace.

HANNAH"Call them now!" my mother yelled as she closed the curtains in the sitting room, her eyes darting around in panic. She dashed to the door and, after bolting it, pushed a sofa against it.I grabbed my phone with trembling fingers and dialled Cade, hoping he would answer before I and my mother's worst fears came true."Are you calling them?" My mother asked as she glanced over her shoulders for the tenth time in one minute. When I didn't respond but continued to stare at my phone, she drew closer to me and yelled in my ear. "Are you going to wait till we're dead?!""Mum, I'm calling them!" I exhaled and dialled Cade again. "He's not responding.""Perfect!" She threw her hands up in defeat. "They put you in trouble and then abandon you.""They didn't put me in trouble," I said and started toward my room, knowing that if I stayed in the same room with her, she would kill me with her words before Alpha Dawson's guards arrived to finish us off for good.In my room, I paced impatient

HANNAHI found myself reading those lines repeatedly, and every time, it felt like all the air was being drawn out of my lungs.I couldn't do it. I wouldn't…The thought had jumped out of my mind almost immediately. Asher and his father wanted me but like a prized calf, carved up for auction. This had nothing to do with love or a change of heart – it was a display of dominance.I was all too aware that after the mating ceremony, Asher's terrible attitude would come to the forefront, and I would be stuck in a relationship that could potentially be life-threatening.That was not the life I envisioned for myself or the romantic dream I had always hoped for. The letter was essentially a death sentence and nothing else."I-I can't be his mate," I voiced when I finally found my voice, my lips trembling. I looked at Alpha Wallace and shook my head. "I won't let them take me."My fingers shook as I returned the letter to Jace, who could now meet my gaze. It dawned on me that I couldn't blame

HANNAHJace jumped into the driver's seat swiftly after handing Willa some money to settle the bill without properly explaining to her the matter at hand. I was lost in thoughts, wondering what possibly might have happened. I was so absorbed in my own worries that I didn't even notice Jace's request to fasten my seatbelt. It wasn't until he reached across me and his hand brushed against mine that I jolted back to reality.He fastened the seatbelt himself."Try to be calm, he said, trying to put my mind at rest. But my worries were stubborn, refusing to dissipate. I nodded, attempting to appear composed, but my heart continued to race with anxiety. He reached for the ignition, inserted the key, and swerved the car onto the bustling road, merging into the stream of vehicles heading towards my home.As we drove through the city, the familiar landmarks and sounds became blur, my focus was captured by the uncertainty ahead. Jace's attempts to calm me down did little to alleviate my growing

HANNAHFive days had passed since the meeting, and a routine had begun to settle in. Jace and his brothers had ensured my safety by sending guards to secure and watch my house, and a private driver to pick me up and drop me off at school or wherever I went. They knew for sure I was going to pick them over Asher, but they. needed to take extra measures in case Asher tried to make a move. They weren't taking any chances, knowing how unpredictable and volatile Asher could be.School hours had come to an end, and I waited for my driver to come get me. The usual bustle of students chatting and laughing faded, as most of the students had left for home. I stood there, lost in thought. After about twenty minutes of waiting, he arrived, apologizing profusely as he explained that he was caught in an unavoidable traffic jam. I nodded understandingly, and we exchanged pleasantries and I got into the car."Seatbelt." He called out. I smiled and reached for my belt. When I had fastened it, he start