The Alpha Chose Me

“Should we go inside?”. She asked.

Yawning, I nodded my head. I was deadbeat. I wanted to go to bed but I didn’t want to be rude. “Are you staying?”. I asked.

“I'm going to wake Lana and then go to my mom's. You need to rest”.

“No, it's fine just-..".

“I'm awake”. Lana jerked up from the chair stretching out her arms. “Did someone say something about breakfast?”. “You heard that?". I frowned.

“I was sleeping on and off I was just too comfortable to move”. She smiled. “But I'm definitely up for breakfast in the morning”.

“You girls gave up already?”. Jake grinned from the bottom of the stairs.

“It's bedtime”. I smiled.

“Changed days”. He laughed. “You head upstairs, and I'll lock up or do you want me to help you?".

“No, I can manage. I'll see you both in the morning for breakfast”.

“And cocktails for lunch”. Lana winked.

Laughing, I shook my head as I made my way upstairs and into our bedroom. Sitting on the end of our bed I ran a hand down my face, a yawn escaping my mouth.

Tonight was fun, having the girls over was just like old times. I was glad Alanna and Carter were coming back home. I wasn't the same without them and Alanna was like the glue that kept us all together.

But I still wanted to know why they were coming back. Visit J o b n i b.com to read the complete chapters for free. If you are not reading this novel on Job ni b .c o m, some sentences are incomplete. There had to be more to it than just it wasn't for them. It's a question I will ask Carter when he gets here tomorrow.

“What you thinking about?”. Jake asked, making his way into the room.

“Do you know why Carter and Alanna are back?".

“Apparently it wasn't working out”.

“But they've only been there a few days”.

“I don't know Leah and it's none of my business. They wanted to come home, so they came home”.

“Don’t you find it strange?”

A sigh fell from his lips as he ran a hand down his face. “Maybe they got homesick like I said I don't know. Ask Carter when he arrives tomorrow”.

“Did they have to ask permission to come back?”.

“Why are you so interested in this?”.

“I'm not”. I frowned. “I'm just curious”.

“Don’t you know curiosity killed the cat”. He grinned.

“Well, it's a good job I'm a wolf then isn't it".