Alpha Twins And Their Hybrid Mate

After speaking with Celie on the phone I had a renounced sense of hope. I was feeling good about my decision. But I was also feeling really guilty about it as well. I was feeling guilty about Wendy. I knew that she would be angry with me when I left without a word. She heard me tell Leia that I was leaving, but I don't think Wendy really believed it because she never said anything to me about it afterwards. She probably thought that was just my way of getting out of the situation that I was in.

But I can't stay here any longer. I can't bear it. It's too much drama, too much damage. I feel like everything will settle down after I leave.

I only had one small bag of clothes that I took with me and I left early in the morning while Wendy and her parents were still asleep.noveldrama

A car had actually been sent to me and I was sure that it was the man on the phone that had sent it to pick me up.

He said that he was my financial supporter so I was trying to wrack my brain about why he would be helping me. Could he be in charge of some organization that helps children in need? I'd come up with a few different ideas but that one seemed like the most likely one.

It was a long drive to the airport but when I finally got there, I had to go to the counter and get my ticket. Which again, he paid for. I felt a little excited right now. Like I was really doing this. I was getting the hell out of here and not looking back.

While the woman was printing out my ticket she told me that there was a delivery for me as well. So she went out the back office and came back with a large envelope.

I opened it and it was full of cash. So I quickly closed it and I looked at the envelope but there was no name on it.

"Do you know who dropped this off?" I asked, more than curious.

"No. I'm sorry I don't." She said. And I stood there in stunned silence for a moment.

She gave me my ticket and I walked over to the gate and waited until they were ready to start boarding.

My anonymous financial supporter. He's the only one that would be able to do this. He's the only one that would be able to actually give me this much money and just leave it here for me.

I didn't put the money in my suitcase obviously. I put it in my bag that I kept with

me and made sure that the bag was kept in front of me at all times.

I hadn't counted it but there had to be at least a few thousand dollars there.

Maybe he wasn't from some organization that helps children in need. I think he's a lot more than that. I think this has come out of his own pocket. I think he had power and wealth that I have never seen before. Nothing I could ever imagine having myself.

That's when it finally hit me. I had been a burden on Celie and this benefactor of mine for way too long. For as long as I can remember. I couldn't do it anymore.

When I get to Seattle, I'm gonna find myself a job and start to take care of myself. Well, I will continue to take care of myself. But this time I won't have anyone there telling me what a horrible job I'm doing. Not unless I get an asshole boss.

As soon as it was time to get on the plane, I found my seat and I sat there with my bag on my lap and I waited for the plane to take off.

I started feeling a strong headache coming on out of nowhere. The twins' faces started flashing in my mind again and my heart started to feel really heavy knowing that I would never see them again.

I know that I was fooling myself thinking that they were actually going to miss me. Even after the night that we spent together. But I just knew that I was going to miss them. No matter how fast they were going to move on.

But I guess Tristan will get to marry Leia now and everyone will be happy. At least their father will be. And Leia. I'm not too sure about Tristan. I'm sure he'll find other women to satisfy him when he doesn't want to go home and deal with that bitch.

I felt more alone now than ever. I knew that I was going back to Seattle but I was going to be all alone there as well. I had to find somewhere to live and things weren't going to be easy. I knew that. I should be used to the loneliness by now, but after these months with the twins hanging around, I guess I got used to it.

"Then turn around and fucking go back." Ava said, softly in my head. She was really pissed at me right now.

I tried to talk to her but she wasn't talking back. She was giving me the silent treatment and she wasn't going to let me forget the twins. She was going to make this as hard as possible for me.

It's not like I was doing this with a whole lot of ease. It was really tough on me too. I admitted that I had feelings for them, but I am doing what I have to do to be free.

It wasn't too hard to find a place in Seattle. There was a flier at the airport recommending a hostel for travelers to stay in, so that's where I was headed as soon as I got there.

I had to pull out my oversized hoodie's again because I was afraid that Marilyn and Jack were going to follow me back here and try to force me to go back to Alaska. Without me, they weren't getting the money that was being sent to me.

I didn't warn the twins either. I didn't know if Jack would actually have the guts to go after them for money, but it wouldn't surprise me if he did. I hope they give him what he deserves. They look like they would be able to. Plus, werewolves are a lot stronger than humans. So Jack didn't stand a chance.

But now I was free in the city and I had ditched my phone and checked into the hostel, so I could enjoy the city and have new experiences and explore like I couldn't before.

I caught the ferry a lot. I really enjoyed it. And I would go to the beach and go to the movies. Things that I had never experienced before in my life and I realized that I was really missing out on a lot of living while I was just trying to survive.

When I got back to the hostel one afternoon I saw a flier on the board in the lobby that was advertising for a barista that offered really good pay and accommodation on top of it.

I saw that the deadline for this job was today so without thinking, I ran from the hostel and found my way to the cafe.

It was a beautiful luxurious cafe and as soon as I walked inside I realized that I wasn't dressed for this place or for a job interview but I tried to straighten myself out as much as possible.

"Can I help you?" An older man asked me. I looked at him strangely and I realized that he was the same man that I had met in Alaska. The one at my school.

"You came to my school in Alaska. You met me and my friend Wendy. Dean Calvert." I said. And I started to panic a little bit, thinking that I was going to get caught.

He smiled at me and shook his head.

"Good memory. That's right. I was thinking about moving there. I even enrolled my daughter to see if she liked the school or not. But we decided that it would be best to stay in Seattle." He said.

"Oh. So, you don't know anyone in Alaska?" I asked.

"No. I was going there to see about opening a few businesses." He said.

"Okay. Well, I'm Ella Winters and I'm here to apply for the job that I saw advertised at the hostel. I have worked in diners and coffee shops before..." I said, but he put his hand up and stopped me from talking. I thought that he had taken one look at me and thought that I was not good enough to work here in this place. I didn't blame him. I looked horrible. I'd been out all day and I wasn't dressed to apply for a job.

"You're hired." He said. And my jaw almost hit the floor when he said that.

How the hell did I just get this job? I guess no one else applied. That had to be the only explanation. But anyway I got a job so I could leave the hostel as soon as possible.