Login via

You Should Stay Away From Me, Alpha novel Chapter 4

Summary for Chapter 4: You Should Stay Away From Me, Alpha

Chapter overview: Chapter 4 from You Should Stay Away From Me, Alpha

In this standout chapter of the Internet novel You Should Stay Away From Me, Alpha, Honey Bulwer introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.

"Thanks Midnight." I patted her head.

I looked down at my neck to glance at my gold coin but it was gone.

I panicked.

That asshole of an alpha must have unhooked it when he had his hands around my neck.

It must have fallen on the floor as I kicked him.

I've got to find him.

"Bye Midnight. I'll be back in a little bit."

She barked four times before I left.

I grabbed my keys and wallet and hoped in my truck.

I kept driving until I was in town.

There was a lot of shops and diners.

How the hell am I suppose to find him in this place!?

It's huge!

Then, by sheer coincidence, I saw him and his beta and Third in Command along with two girls in a booth through a diner window.

What are the chances!?

Apparently pretty high.

I parked my truck in the parking lot next to the diner and made my way inside.

A waitress came up to me. "Hi honey. You can take a seat anywhere an I'll take your order in a bit." She had a bit of a southern accent.

I took a seat in the booth behind the one that Alpha Blake and his buddies were sitting at.

His eyes never left me ever since I entered the diner.

The waitress came to my booth and handed me a menu.

"What can I get you, darling?" She asked

I skimmed through the menu. "I'll take, the country fried stake with mash potatoes and gravy."

I know I didn't come here to eat, but I'm starving.

She took the menu from me as she wrote down my order. "I'll have it ready for you in a bit." She smiled.

"Thank you." I thanked as she left.

I pulled out my phone to try and distract myself from Alpha Blake's gaze on me.

Out of the corner of my eye I saw him get up and sit across from me.

I looked up and saw him smiling.

"Can I help you?" I asked.

"I've never seen you here before. Are you new?" He asks.

"Yeah. I just moved in a week ago." I lied.

I can't let anyone suspect that as soon as Robin Hood arrives, I arrive.

"Cool. Where do you live?" He asks.

"In the woods. I've heard there are a lot of wild dogs around here though. It's a bit scary." I lied.

Rogues don't scare me.

"Don't be. The woods are actually a nice place to live in. I live with my family in the woods. I'm Blake Lockheart by the way." He held out his hand.

He winked at me before leaving with his friends.

God. He's such a flirt.

Alpha Blake's POV

'Can we go out for a run? Please. Doing paper work is so boring.' My wolf Gavin kept complaining.

'We have to do this. It's our job as alpha.' I pointed out.

'Still. We can go and be back in 30 minutes. I'm so bored.' He tried reasoning.

'Alright fine. Just let me finish this last page and then we'll go.' I gave in.

'Ha. I always win.' He smirked.

After I finished the last page I made my way outside.

I went behind a tree and took off my clothes.

I started to hear the sound of cracking bones.

Some people think it hurts but I find it satisfying.

I was soon on four paw instead of two legs.

My wolf is dark brown with black ears.

I put my clothes in my mouth and starts running.

I let Gavin take control. There was a big rock up ahead. Gavin hopped on the rock and leaped off it.

We tripped and almost fell on our face.

'Nice going genus. You're going to mess up my face.' I yelled at Gavin.

Reading History

No history.

Comments

The readers' comments on the novel: You Should Stay Away From Me, Alpha