Lahat ng Kabanata ng That Alpha is mine: Kabanata 31 - Kabanata 40

The side of the woman’s eyes didn’t leave her daughter. Between worried and sulking, she’s more concerned about her. She won’t rush here if it’s not a big deal for her.“Mom, cut it out, please.” Devyn sighed, who couldn’t take those piercing gazes at her anymore. She sighed again. “Stop staring at me.”Madam Evelyn put down her fork. No matter how fancy this place was, she had no care at all. Even though Kiel brought her here, to her favorite restaurant. “And when will you let me know, Devyn?” In times like this, calling her daughter by the name means that she’s serious. Her tone still wore that concern, along with her eyes. “Do you want me to have high blood pressure again?” the side of her eyes nearly teared up.The small round table was enough for two people. Therefore, Devyn wiped the side of her mother’s eyes that were about to cry. “I said you don’t need to worry about me.” she said, calmly. Madam Evelyn’s forehead ceased. “How can I not?” she mumbled, pressing her cheeks to

“So what are you trying to say, Mr Nam?”The man gritted his teeth and his nose scrunched. He looked outside the car window while watching the company getting smaller in his sight as soon as the drive went by.“Are you deaf?!” he snarled at his secretary, who’s the one driving.“I told you to find anything related to that jerk and report to me as soon as possible.” He repeated with chills in his voice.The secretary nodded at him through the rearview mirror. “But Mr Nam–everything about Mr Kiel Arnoux was already erased from the city. You know what I mean.”The man sitting in the back didn’t find this answer amusing to him. He clenched his jaw and cursed. “It’s because of the Lowell Clan that they remained in their position now, but if you were going to look deeper into it, that man has nothing and was only an embarrassment”He didn’t want to say goodbye properly to Kiel earlier in the first place, but since he needed the Lowell Clan’s approval, he needed to do that. Just by thinking

“Show me your hands.” Doctor Casler squinted her eyes and wrote something on her folder. She rolled up the lady’s sleeves and prepared her syringe. “Okay, I will do this real quick.” She pressed the small needle and pushed the white liquid into the nerves.The lady of the Lowell Clan didn’t even flinch, even though the numbness immediately crawled all over her arm the moment the woman put a plaster on it.“Did you already have sex with him?”Devyn tilted her head to the side. “Hm.” she crossed her legs. “We haven’t done it.”The woman who returned to her desk lowered her eyeglasses and gave the lady a disappointed look. “What? Are you being serious?” she snorted.“Of course I am!” Devyn frowned at her.It led Doctor Casler to ruffle her hair after hearing this. “What’s the matter this time? I know for sure, if it's for you, Kiel will do it.” Devyn chuckled. “He told me that you should do things like that to the one you love.” just by recalling the blush on her assistant’s face was e

“Mr Kiel, what happened to your lips?” Anna blinked as she leaned closer to the guy. She noticed the dried blood and cut right away. Well, it was her hobby to stare at the guy’s handsome face. Kiel pondered for a while.“Do you want me to put a lip balm on it?” the female asked again. “It’s fine. I accidentally bit my lip while focusing.” the guy replied. Thankfully, the files he put in the copy machine were already finished. “Have a nice lunch, Miss Anna.”Anna was left there in a daze, watching the man’s back disappearing from her sight. She leaned on the machine and looked at the empty bond papers. She knew it was a lie. There was a lipstick stain left at the corner of his lips. That lipstick stain made her clasped her skirt. “You don’t need to lie to me.” she whispered.Meanwhile, Kiel looked at his reflection in the reflective walls of the elevator. His hand made its way up to his lips, wiping that left lipstick stain. His ears turned red, feeling that lingering scent from th

The sun was already down, touching the horizon. The two figures sitting on the bench in front of the wide garden, where kids love to play and roll, made their way into their hearts. Such a nice and calming view to have.As their shadows loomed over, the wind caressed their skin as well as the grassland. Those trees rustled along and the birds flapped their wings for an afternoon journey.The back garden of the orphanage was peaceful. The man, who was also sitting on the other side of the bench, glanced at the lady. He asked. “President, do you have something in mind? It seems like you are busy thinking of something.”A slight smile formed on Devyn’s cheeks. “Funny, right? Those people who gave you trauma are now moving on with their mistakes and life while the victims were still left alone in the darkness.”Precise and stern. There was a meaningful tone in her voice. She remained looking in front. To those children, who’s now sweating from running and playing around all day. Those sm