Alpha Hayley's Destined Mate by Andrea Townsend

Chapter 403 Really Moving Out

Hayley’s POV:

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I didn’t know what was wrong with me. I was the one who suggested moving, and he agreed to it, but I felt even more upset.

Was it because I would be far away from my destined mate?

I wasn’t in the mood to continue eating. “You guys go ahead and eat. I’ll go upstairs to pack.”

Then, I left everyone behind and went upstairs.

After Hayley left, the Southwell brothers exchanged puzzled looks.

“Something’s off. Did you guys notice that Hayley’s mood seems bad today?”

When Christopher spoke up, Tanner paused briefly before looking at Benjamin.

“I’ve noticed it too. And lately, Hayley’s been leaving early and coming back late. Do you think there’s Something she’s not telling us?”

The group fell into silence, with only Benjamin’s sharp eyes gradually losing their light.

Hayley’s POV:

As I prepared to leave the Southwells, I realized I didn’t have much to pack–just one suitcase.

I dragged it downstairs, and Henry quickly came over to help.”Boss, let me carry that for you.”

He reached for my suitcase, but then stood still, not moving.

He quickly added, “Boss, you’re really leaving? I’m going to miss you so much.”

I tried to comfort him. “I’m just moving out, not disappearing. If you want to play games, just send me a message. I’ll join you whenever I have time.”

upset, and muttered, “Alright,

Benjamin walked

!

“Put the suitcase in the trunk. I’ll take

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like he wanted to say something, but seeing Benjamin’s firm attitude, he obediently placed the suitcase

heading out

close behind.

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403 Really Moving Out

Champagne Oaks, I unbuckled the

Benjamin didn’t say a word. He opened the

nearby spot. “Building 3,

toward Building 3 with my suitcase.

to him. “You don’t need to walk me up. I can

to step into the elevator as it arrived.

though you can manage on your own, as your fiancé, it’s my responsibility to make sure you get

whatever I was about to

him a glance but

elevator moved upward, finally stopping on the tenth

outside, I quickly pulled out my keys and unlocked the door.

with an elegant touch.

a look around and asking,

moved into Southwell’s

but it’s not safe for

men’s slippers and leave them by the door. I’ll also hang some men’s clothes on the balcony, so no one will think I’m a single woman living alone,” I said, smiling to reassure

this through, but don’t you have any other

at him, confused. “This

things I need to handle at the pack, so I’ll head out now.