Her Dark AlphaChapter 47
Her Dark Alpha
Chapter 47
I must admit, George was smarter than I’d given him credit for. Smarter than Julian. He was always one step ahead, and it was annoying.We made a beeline to our homes, none speaking to each other, Framing George was a bad idea.Julian had gotten his handkerchief and used it to frame him when we escaped the fat hog: principal. I thought it was a smart move,I was skeptical about walking through the door, fear clouding my mind. My father had dropped the bombshell when he mind–linked me in the school’s parking lot. The principal had informed him and, as usual, he roared his threats.My heart slammed against my rib cage, my throat running dry. The tension which hung heavy in the air was palpable, my posture stiffening.“Here goes nothing,” I whispered, my trembling hand grabbing the doorknob. The hinges creaked as I dragged them open, revealing the empty sitting room.I swallowed hard, not sure if it was my sanity,
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