Alpha Dimitri By LS Barbosa

Chapter 81

Dimitri:

“Do you want to tell me what happened?” I asked, entering the bedroom, following Aurora who just put Angelina to sleep.

The guests left an hour ago, and now, the two of us finally had our moments of peace to stay together. It was something that I was thankful for, and considering that we were going to get some rest as well, Angelina had two maids tending to her in case she woke up at night.

“Mom told me something to bother me tonight. I know that she did it to ruin the night for me, but I am thankful that you were there by my side. To say the least, you helped pass it for me.” I smiled at her words before walking toward her. I put my hands on her shoulders as her back was to me, gently massaging them before wrapping my arms around her.

“Do you want to tell me what it was about?” I asked, making sure that my voice was gentle as I spoke. I knew that she was yet to trust me completely, and I had to admit, I couldn’t blame her for it. Had I been in her place and situation, I knew that even looking at the person who hurt me as much as I hurt her was going to be hard. “You don’t need to be afraid. I promised you that I was going to listen and support you no matter what it was, and I will stick to my word. Just tell me what happened for me to be able to help out, malyshka.”

She didn’t speak for a few seconds, and I could tell that she was debating on whether or not to tell me, and even if she did decide to want to tell me; I knew that she was trying to find the right way to it. But I had to admit, I couldn’t help but find myself being upset that her mother chose an important night like this one to tell her something to hurt her.

But then again, I had to keep in mind that regardless of the way that they treated her, I knew that it was because. they were

at me to come, and I smiled before walking to her side, sitting down as I looked at her. Her heart raced, and she clenched then unclenched her fist, taking deep and slow breaths as she did, clearly trying to calm herself down

before to quiet down her curiosity about the topic. “I don’t know who my mother is, she didn’t tell me, but she

she had let her walls down as she spoke, choosing to trust that I wasn’t going to harm her with what I was hearing. And I was going to be honest, though I didn’t even know who the man was yet, and though I didn’t even expect what

want to tell me who it is? And why you are not happy with it?” I asked, shaking my head in question. Though I knew that she must have been in shock to hear of whoever the person was, I expected her

wasn’t because of us being

in mine, squeezing them in assurance before slowly pulling her to my chest. She took a deep and slow breath, trying to calm herself down,

Dimitri.” She said, not looking up at me. “I don’t want

me. The idea of that was not one that I wanted. Instead, whatever it was, I wanted her to voice it out for me to understand how I was to be able to help out. And I had to admit, I was curious about who

know what it is to lose. a parent; I lived without mine throughout my entire life, learning and hearing that I was a bastard, and that is not something that I want for my child. I don’t want her thinking or believing for a second that she was.” She said,

welled up with tears. Her pain was one that I read through her tone and the idea of whatever she was going to tell me being serious was not one that I could ignore. I had to admit, it was one that frightened me, and I knew that