All Chapters of The Alpha's Exclusive Nurse: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

LorenzoI poured another drink, the amber liquid splashing haphazardly into my glass. The room spun, a dizzying carousel of colors and shapes, but I didn't care. I deserved to drown in my sorrows, to let the numbness take over and wash away the pain.Bottles littered the table before me, a graveyard of empty and half-empty vessels, each a testament to my despair. Cigarette smoke choked the air, a heavy fog that clung to the furniture and walls, ashtrays overflowing with the remnants of my self-destructive solace. I stubbed out the latest butt, my eyes watering from the sting of smoke and the weight of my emotions.How had everything fallen apart so quickly, so completely?Eva. Her name echoed in my mind, a constant torment that gnawed at the frayed edges of my sanity. I'd never meant to hurt her, never intended for my misguided plan with Thomas to blow up in my face and obliterate the delicate trust between us.Our last meeting at Thelma's place haunted me, a ghostly reminder of the r

LorenzoThe engine purred, a steady rhythm that echoed the turbulent beat of my heart as I sat in my car, ready to leave. Yet, my soul refused to let go, a magnetic pull seemed to be drawing me back towards the woman who had shattered my world. I fought the urge to rush back inside, to sweep Eva away from the darkness that had enveloped her."I should respect her wishes," I whispered to the empty car, my voice hoarse with emotion as I gripped the steering wheel, knuckles white with the effort.Just as I put the car in gear, a flicker of movement caught my eye, a shadow dancing in the headlights. I squinted, my eyes struggling to pierce the gloom, and two figures stepped into the light.Emma and Olivia stood before me, their expressions grave in the harsh glare of the headlights.I exited the car, confusion etching lines upon my brow. "What are you both doing here?" I asked, my voice tinged with bewilderment.Olivia stepped forward, her eyes locked on mine. "Alpha Lorenzo," she began,

LorenzoChristopher's guards raised their guns in unison, their fingers tightening on the triggers."Shoot!" Christopher's voice cut through the silence like a knife, his command echoing off the walls.I turned to face him, shock and disbelief warring within me. "Really? You want to shoot? Eva's with me right now. Do you realize that?"His laughter rang out, a chilling sound that sent a slight shiver down my spine. "I don't care," he declared, his voice dripping with malice. "If Eva needs to die because of you, then so be it. It's a lovely ending, don't you think? A tragic love story, dying together."His words were laced with venom. "Since you won't hand Eva over to me, she'll die with you. A fitting end for star-crossed lovers."Disgust washed over me in waves, but my focus remained unwavering, my entire being centered on protecting Eva.Her weight in my arms seemed to grow heavier, her limp body a stark reminder of my failure to keep her safe.But I wouldn't fail her now. Not ever.

LorenzoAs we walked to the motel, the silence between us deepened with each step, a widening gulf of unspoken resentment. Our footsteps seemed to echo in unison, a steady beat in the tense stillness.Upon entering the motel, we approached the reception desk, where an elderly woman greeted us with a warm smile that crinkled the corners of her eyes."Welcome, lovebirds!" she exclaimed, her voice filled with grandmotherly warmth. "Are you folks looking to rent a room?""We aren't lovebirds," I shook my head, my voice firm. "and No, we need separate rooms."The woman raised an eyebrow, a hint of surprise flickering across her face. "Oh? Couples usually share a room. Why separate?"I corrected her swiftly, my words coming out sharper than intended. "I said we aren't a couple."She chuckled, undeterred by my brusque demeanor. "Doesn't matter, dear. We only have one room left. Take it or leave it.""How much is it?" I sighed, my mind weighing our limited options."$30 for the night," she re

LorenzoI woke up to an empty space, the silence in the room deafening. Eva was nowhere to be found, and her sudden disappearance left me feeling a mixture of sadness and disappointment.Why hadn't she told me she was leaving? Was there something she was hiding?Determined to find her, I looked down and grabbed the cash that had been left for me on the table. I set out into the morning light, hailing a taxi and heading straight for Christopher's mansion.What secrets was Christopher's mansion holding? And why was Eva so desperate to keep me away? My mind was racing with questions, and I couldn't shake the feeling that something was terribly wrong.I stepped out of the taxi, my feet touching the cool pavement as I began my walk towards the looming estate. As I approached, the gate swung open, revealing a distraught Eva running towards me with urgency."Lorenzo!" she shouted, her voice laced with desperation. I could see tears streaming down her face, her eyes red and puffy from crying.