Alpha Hayley's Destined Mate by Andrea Townsend

Chapter 375 Because of Christopher

Hayley’s POV:

I couldn’t believe it–Christine had actually come looking for me here. It was the first time.

“Hayley, why are you so late?” Christine complained, feigning annoyance when she saw me.

I was surprised. “Were you waiting for me?”

Christine shyly nodded.

“Christopher said he was coming with us, so I came to wait for both of you.”

Ah, soit’sbecauseof Christopher.

“Has Christopher come home?” I asked, confused.

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Just as I spoke, Christopher appeared at the top of the stairs. “Hayley, it’s not like I never come home. You don’t need to be so surprised.”

I didn’tknowhowtorespond.

After a moment, I teased him. “Christopher, are you ready? Don’t forget to look a little less handsome–I don’t want your fans to recognize you.”

Christopher smoothed his hair and responded, seeming overconfident. “I’m just so good–looking; if they recognize me, it’s totally normal.”

I exchanged a knowing look and rolled our

“You just

being full of yourself,

being full of ourselves, can we?”

said it at the same time and then laughed. “We

I say? If I’m going to be a little full of myself, I’ve

keep being this full of yourself, Hayley and

was serious, Christopher quickly calmed down. “Wait, wait! I’ll be ready in just a minute.”

more understated, even putting on a

two go ahead without me. I’ll be late. Let’s meet up

soon as I said this, Christopher gave me a grateful look, his relief clear.

what was going on. Seeing how much attention he was giving to Christine, it was obvious

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375 Because of Christopher

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Christine was an Omega. He let her speak to him so

clearly decided–Christine was his mate.

you there Christine waved and left

they left, I turned to Gloria. “Where’s

“Ms. Hayley, I haven’t seen the Alpha this morning. His car is still in the garage, though. I just

there, why was his car still in the garage?

but when I opened the door, it was empty. There was no sign of

had Hera sniff around, but

to call him, but all I heard was a cold woman’s voice, which told