Her Dark AlphaChapter 29
Her Dark Alpha
Chapter 29
No matter what Jax said or how he acted, I knew that I would forever be indebted to him if I didn’t clear up the debt. He acted like he didn’t care, even acted like he was angry when I told him I was going to refund the money to him.I was like he believed that I could not see through him. But even though I really wanted to refund the money, I had no money to pay him.After Jax had left the hospital, my father came into the room to tell me that we were going back home because Jax had settled all of my mom’s medical bills and had taken care of everything she needed to get well.At first, I was relieved, but the tightening of my chest returned immediately when I realized that it was no one else but Jax. He always had a motive, but I didn’t know what it was this time and I didn’t want to find out.I walked out of the cafeteria with my head looking straight ahead at the door even though I was hearing the chatter and feeling the stares on my body. They were probably talking about how I was foolish enough to shout at the alpha’s son in front of the whole cafeteria when I was only an omega, but I didn’t care.He deserved it. I walked out of the door and welcomed the coldness that replaced the stuffiness of the cafeteria. Now, I just needed to find Lillian. She was the one that told him where I was even after I told her not to tell anyone.She must have seen when I walked out of the cafeteria because she was rushing off in the opposite direction.
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