Alpha Hayley's Destined Mate by Andrea Townsend

Alpha Hayley’s Destined Mate

Chapter 555 Making Enemies

As soon as Tina heard the name Benjamin, she immediately recalled who he was.

Among the Alphas of the various packs, he was undoubtedly one of the most exceptional.

His current mate was Mrs. Southwell–Odessa Draycott of the Midnight Pack’s Southwell family.

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There were only so many noblewomen in the upper circles of high–ranking werewolves. They all knew each other, and whenever they gathered, aside from engaging in leisure activities, most of their time was spent complaining and gossiping.

This Hayley must be the one Odessa had mentioned the shameless woman clinging to Benjamin, hoping that by marrying him, she could transform from an Omega into a noble Luna.

Odessa had always been socially adept, never offending others lightly. It was likely that this scheming Hayley was stirring up trouble behind the scenes.

Tina had often heard Odessa complain before, saying that Benjamin had been bewitched by this lowly Omega, to the point where he no longer even listened to her.

Alright then. Today, she would help Odessa clean up this mess and teach that woman a lesson!

“Where is Hayley?” Tina asked with a dark expression.

“She’s said to be a student at New College. She should be at school right now.” The officer replied hesitantly.

capable a mere Omega

room in her

Hayley’s POV:

Loretta, attentively listening to our lecture.

about to play a presentation, a sharp female

Mathematics Department, get out here this instant!”

hatred, and it was so loud that even from a considerable distance, everyone in the

someone was openly calling

was far too proud to tolerate such humiliation. She kept urging me to let

to the

patient man and didn’t take the disturbance too seriously. He simply knocked on

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brief moment of silence, she somehow got hold of a megaphone, recorded her voice, and began playing it on repeat

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“Hayley-

insults still didn’t manage to provoke me, but they did anger my good–tempered

off his glasses and slammed them onto the desk before growling lowly, “Shut up!”

I sighed in frustration and stood up. “Professor, I’ll

campus security immediately. This kind of blatant disruption of academic order cannot be tolerated!” he

in his rush, he forgot to put his glasses back on, and after fumbling with his phone for a long time, he still hadn’t managed to make