Alpha Hayley's Destined Mate by Andrea Townsend

Alpha Hayley’s Destined Mate

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Chapter 459 Her Face? It’s Too Plain

Hayley’s POV:

I thought it over for a moment, then shrugged with indifference. “Fine, I’ll step aside then.”

One of the girls, looking a little uneasy, spoke up, “Isn’t this a bit unfair? Kirsty was the one who asked Hayley to play the female lead… Doing this now doesn’t seem right.”

“Do you really think someone like her can be the lead?”

Since I had removed my mask, I had gone back to the old, unflattering makeup I wore during my time in the Midnight Pack, hoping to stay under the radar and avoid being recognized by Harmony’s fans.

“Yeah, the only one who could possibly stand next to Jay is someone like Kirsty. As for Hayley, she’s just an Omega… Sure, she’s smart and has a nice figure, but her face? It’s too plain. What can you do?”

Comments stung, and Hera stirred inside i

The harsh words and cruel her anger rising.

I took a deep breath and managed to calm Hera down, then spoke calmly, “It’s fine. I’ll back out. You can all continue without me.”

surprised at how quickly I agreed, stared at me

had brought Jay in to push me out of the

a self–satisfied grin, she replied, “Alright, since that’s your choice, I’ll accept it.”

further, I

I returned to my dorm, Christine showed up.

you’re in the play for your department. How about you reconsider helping me out with that thing we talked

pulled

heard you were in it and now you’ve quit? Why?”

forced a smile. “I’m too ugly to be on stage.”

“What? Who says you’re ugly? You’ve been hiding your looks so your fans

real you,

big deal. I didn’t really want to be in the play anyway. I just used this as an excuse to back

said, “Since you’re out of the

for a

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Her Face? it’s Too Plain

bit cornered by her pleading, I finally agreed. Alright, but I

practically bounced with excitement. “Anything! I’ll agree to anything!”

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“I’ll just perform a song and leave right after. I’ll wear a mask the whole time, and no

“You can trust me. No one will know you’re