All Chapters of Mating The Alpha: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Aiden’s POVWalking down the hallway with Diana, I try my best to restrain my anger. Moon’s disappointed face keeps popping up in my head all through the awkwardly silent walk to the skies knows where. “You are not talking Aiden.” I hear her disgustingly sweet voice. I pay her no mind, silently wishing I had the strength to resist the temptation of strangling her later. When we reach an open space close to the gate, she stops, and I do, too, already hating the fact that I had to follow her. Her hidden agenda isn’t too hidden. She faced me and I did but hardly looked at her for a little more than a minute or two before finding another place to keep my gaze at. She searches my face, probably looking for a little crack to pound on and expand. “Aiden.” She purrs. She is suddenly gentle and soft-spoken, not like the devil I encountered a few minutes ago right in front of my doorstep. This annoying ‘thing’.I am tempted to look at her face. I almost give a loud laugh but hold back mys

Diana’s POVI watch him run in, I am blinded by rage if there is anything like that. There are two things I know for sure and that is exacting my revenge and claiming him back as mine. Not wanting to go in because I will yield to the temptation of stalking him again, I turn towards the gate as a better idea hits me.What if I go in search of the other guy and do something reckless to his heart? I smirk as this idea settles into my heart, the satisfaction from imagining it is fulfilling. Knowing he would be waiting for her till this time if he is the faithful type warms my blood. Walking towards the gate, my eyes dart around for any prying eyes, and with a little effort, I push the gate open, but I do so slowly to avoid the loud squeak that would attract attention in the quiet night. Stepping out and looking straight ahead of me, I was startled when I saw a man sitting across the street staring at me as if he had been waiting for the gate to be opened for eternity. I begin to thin

Moon’s POVThe footsteps are excruciatingly slow but don’t stop. My mind is left to ponder on who it might be, I fear for my life as I feel the intruder get closer. For the life of me, I just want to be alone and I don’t think that is too much to ask for.First, my brain thinks of Liam. I get excited at the possibility of his looking frantically for me and ends up infiltrating my pack house to pick me up. I am unbelievable, and I know it. Who else in their right sense of mind gets excited at the prospect of something so possibly abstract while in possible danger? I lie painfully still on the bed; even my breathing is regulated, and it’s difficult for me. I only hope I look convincingly deep into my sleep. Thinking about Liam again, my heart shattered at the betrayal and my giving way to my impulsive thought. I thought of telling him the next time we met, but then I thought otherwise. But would that make me any different? One more step from the intruder and I quickly stop my fantas

The sound reverberated across the room, leaving Moon and Aiden wide-eyed and mouths almost hanging open, trying to process what happened.Aiden, though shocked is inwardly happy that Moon could do something as huge as slap him and not regret it. Seeing it as a sign of strength and strong will, he is about to commend her on her boldness when he notices her face morph into an emotion he could already identify. Moon, taking his wide eyes and his tongue repeatedly poking out through the part of his cheeks where he was slapped to mean anger, began to tremble, the image from earlier in his room resurfacing in her head.“Are you hurt?” Moon’s original self was back, pushing against the thin surface to save herself from another traumatic moment. Seeing him keep staring at her, his initial shocked expression now morphing into a slight frown, his hand still going to rub on that part of his cheeks occasionally, Moon’s heart went out of control. A part of her wanted to keep a distance from him

Moon continues with her arrangements, sorting out the food to prepare for the evening while looking at the list to be sure she made no mistakes. Outside the store, Aiden was getting apprehensive about being caught by the watching eyes of others. Deciding to walk away, he heard something hit the floor and his ears perked up for another sound just in case it might have been a fraction of his imagination. Listening closely, whoever was inside the store made an effort to pick up whatever it was that fell and made a shuffling sound with her legs. Her grunts betray her gender. It had to be Moon; her partners would always abandon her, leaving her to take the workload on herself. Before now, Aiden would have sneaked in to help her out till they were both done with the work and he thought of doing that today, at least to make up for his actions back there. “Moon, I know you are in there,” Aiden said but met with silence. Knowing she was still mad at his action, he decided it was best to