Alpha Nocturne’s Contracted Mate By A E Randell Chapter 194
Alpha Nocturne’s Contracted Mate by A E Randell
Chapter 194 Are You Ignoring Me?
Allen had spent the morning fielding phone calls with Adam and ensuring that the
omegas had everything ready for when Lexi and her father arrived.
The conversation with Adam had been a difficult one to say the least. Having to admit
that he had indeed been acting like a righteous prick instead of iming his mate as
he should have, was one of the hardest things that he had ever had to do.
The constant arguing with his wolf on a daily basis had been more than draining. But
Allen knew, as soon as he saw Lexi engrossed in conversation with another man, and
loving every second of it, he had to im her as his. Admittedly, he had lost his cool
with that cocky little t”t Greyson, but he deserved that… and it felt damn goodnding
that punch on his arrogant little face.
Allen snorted to himself at the memory and the corners of his lips curved upward into
a smirk, but it faded just as quickly when he remembered the way that Lexi had
pushed away from him, and ran straight to his side.
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‘It was your own fault.’ His wolf Orvar grumbled at him, ‘If you hadn’t been so
pigheaded she would have epted you in the first ce. I TOLD you that she wasn’t
what you thought she was… that there was more to her than the history of her race…’
‘I know Orvar, I’m sorry. I’m trying to make it right now…’ Allen tried to cate him, but
Orvar continued unabashedly.
‘You just HAD to be the pompous little prick and act like you were better than her.’ He
sneered, ‘She is our equal and if you had imed her at the very first instance we
wouldn’t have to be dealing withpetition for OUR mate.’ Allen sighed and
slumped in the chair as he checked the time, his heart beginning to beat a little bit
faster as the big hand slowly ticked its way around.
They should be here any minute.
‘Look, there’s not much I can do about Greyson,’ He snarled through gritted teeth, ‘He
hasid a im to her as well, all I can do is try to make sure that she doesn’t reject
us in favor of him.’
‘You better, otherwise I’ll never let you forget it… for as long as both of us live.1 Orvar
snarled viciously before slinking to a corner of his mind and glowering at him
menacingly.
Truthfully, the pressure that Orvar was putting him under wasn’t making this any
easier for him.
It was already terrifying enough that Lexi was due to arrive any second, the fact that
not only would he have to face her again after taking his chances with revealing his
true feelings for her, but he would also have to face her father.
Lord Brarthroroz was incredibly ancient and incredibly powerful.
Had Lexi told him of his treatment of her? Had she told him that he had made a move
on her? How would he react to the man who had spurned his daughter and then
changed his mind?
Honestly, it felt like he had done nothing but gaslight her since they met and now, it
tore him up inside, but if Allen was facing someone who treated his future daughter
like he had treated Lexi, then he knew that he would want to tear him limb from limb.
Allen groaned out loud and leaned forward in his chair, resting his elbows on his
knees and holding his head in his hands.
He was a f**’**g i***t and he knew it.
He didn’t have time to wallow in his own misery for too long though as a static-like
charge seemed to fill the air and a buzzing filled his ears, as though he had walked
headlong into a swarm of bees, and secondster a bright sh filled the room.
He covered his eyes reflexively and when the blinding re had dissipated, he
removed his arm from his eyes and blinked rapidly to try and get rid of the re that
still impeded his vision.
Then her scent hit him and it took everything he had in him to stop from sinking to the
floor and begging for her forgiveness.
“Stop being a drama queen, beta-boy, it’s not that bright. Or is the sight of such
magnificent mother-fuckers simply too much for you to stomach?” Her silken voice
teased effortlessly.
“Lexi, leave the poor man alone. His eyes aren’t adapted to the re like ours. You
should be thankful you have my blood in your veins otherwise you would suffer in the
same way.” Lord Brarthroroz chuckled.
“Well if they would hurry up and install the damn portals, we wouldn’t have this issue
at all… I don’t know why it’s such a big issue.” Lexi grumbled.
“Anyone would think they don’t trust us…” Lord Brarthroroz intoned dryly.
Allen swallowed nervously as the green spots that obscured his vision gradually
disappeared and he saw the enormous frame of Lexi’s father standing nonchntly
next to her, studying him closely.
Did he know?