Bounded To My possessive Alpha
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wall, and my feet slip
e inevitable crash landing when s
rced my eyes to look straight ahead
d to clear it. It didn't help. I couldn't get over the way t
t and the run-in, my
eel like hitting a wall. Like, what the hell? I ran my fingertips over the muscles, reveli
my
ropped my hand like I'd
st alone had jumbled my thou
a
over again, but the hands were still
r, but when I locked eyes with the brick wall and his scent invaded
some but gorgeous did
ir hung into his crystal-blue eyes, emphasizing their color. I wanted to get lost
ven more embarrassing; otherwise,
His jaw clenched, and his full lips mashed together in a
t it cut deeper coming from him. Seeing the warmth vanish from
my right chuckled. "I swear she's got d
s milk-chocolate-brown eyes danced with mirth as he ran a hand over brown scruff that was a shade darker t
e, his shaggy, curly hair ruffling in the breeze. "She was running." His honey- brown eyes seemed warmer than the others, but his body
er my mouth nor my balance was stable, but I despised being talked about a
s amusement anymore. "And yo
was still speaking nonsense. "I meant, I ..." How did I salvage this? At least I wasn't e
being that hated me, my
d it." Sexy Chest's de
his face. He dropped his hands from my shoulders, and I noticed a detailed wolf tattoo peeking from under t
ring if I could catch a glimpse
dging by your expression, I'm assum
Raffe, and she can barely put together a coherent sentence. She pr
away from them before I had an epic meltdown ... again. "It felt like I was being watched." I
us can check out the area?" Raffe said, a littl
ich irritated me. Why in the world would I want to obey someone I'd
And if something was chasing me, I'd hate for you to go out there and have
back into my space. For a moment, I swore his blu
ands into his khaki pants pockets and smirk
chicken, though most people didn't realize that. U
e type who bullied and berated people for being d
t was clear I'
ike I should have done already. The latter would let me hold on to a smidge of dignity. At least
, "Don't hurt the d
"Did you name her too? Let me
and after a few seconds, Keith huf
y happened around me. Something s
ugh freak inside me to last a lifetime without adding glowing eyes
he words had popped out before I processed my response. I couldn't stand
ered. "I can com
stared at me and frowned. "Please, head somewhere safe. If someone is out here, we w
d done it kindly, and I didn't wan
why I hadn't checked in. Without another word, I ma
to begin, but nothing happened. The three of
ced be
here. The other
umping, and his face twisted as if he were warring with whether to say something. Then he said tenderly, "B
zes remained locked. We both took a step closer
fed. "I need to check on them, but I c
me obvious. How stupid. It wasn't like
rried to my car, determined to forget Ra
ilac comforter was taking the brunt of my frustration. I yanked on the edges, smoothing out the wrinkles as I finished
ered to one another. They always thought I didn't know what they were doing, but it wasn
hades of purple were my favorite colors. I hadn't expected the room to have a small chandelier, but it was perfect for what I had in mind. I removed my lilac sneakers and
ot to do those ... things." Mom sighed
cause parents refused to let their kids attend class with someone who petrified them. I did believe they cared about me, but I didn't fit in with them. Hell, my own bi
us. We love you," Dad interjected.
s over my twenty-one years. You'd think they'd have rea
, and I stiffened. "Hey, my room
said excitedly.
s in the past five minutes. "I'll call or text you two later. Love you
ice called out, and my blo
d down the small hallway between our rooms,
ng caramel-brown hair hung over her shoulders, high
doorway, her hauntingly luminous gray eyes scanning my room and stopping on m
Adam, which meant the two of us probably wouldn't get along. "I'm Skylar. I got delayed too, and I don'
her gaze landed on the painting I'd hung on
and white flowers that appeared to be wet with rain. It brought me calm when I nee
to my chest, and I felt naked. I shouldn't have come here. I couldn't even escape to my
n an hour. They stayed open for students who arriv
ah, I should do that." I needed my books for tomorrow, and that was an amazing e
lf and a silver full moon. "Anytime." She tucked a piece of hair behind her ear and ya
he was lying, but I woul
she was b
d anything." She lifted her phone then spun
what was it with all t
kitchen out the door. The hallway was surprisingly empty. In all the shows I watched, students were alwa
ined the light-gray hallway walls, and my sneakers
the double glass doors and headed acr
o bad as I walked between two massive brick buildings that we
nter. I watched as they laughed and joked with several girls who lay on blankets, all of
keeping my gaze focused straight ahead on the student
ars burning in my eyes. I'd been foolish to come here. I wanted to
em again. Something I'd
center, I blinked to clear my eyes. I
ass doors, an employee stood at the cash register. I scanned the area and saw that each section was m
ff
between us, but I wasn't an idiot. Someone like
strong, and con
d Science. A sizzle ran down my spine, and I somehow knew
ry books. This educational opportunity was important to me, and I
helved at the bottom, and I du
nd metal groaned. When I glanced