Alpha's Possession by Jessica Hall

Read Alphas Possession by Jessica Hall Chapter 98 – Rhen POV

“Thane, let me at least help; I’m not that bad at cooking,” I hear Harlow tell Thane as I walk into the foyer. Raidon gives me a look hearing them; they weren’t arguing and were in the same room together and not at each other’s necks. Walking into the hall, I see Thane huff and he has this pained look on his face, “Harlow, please let me do it. You can watch,” ‘Oh, god, please say yes,’ I thought to myself that woman could burn water.

“My cooking isn’t that terrible, and you….” Thane raises an eyebrow at her, and I stifle my laugh as I watch them quietly. Raidon and I had raced here the moment we felt her pain but seeing them now, Thane was taking care of her, and they seemed to be getting along “You ate the spaghetti made,” she huffs. He grabs her hips, setting her on the countertop.

“A+ for effort. But you couldn’t cook to save your life; I can’t stand eating your cooking anymore. I don’t think my stomach can take it. But if you insist, I will suffer in silence until it kills me.” he laughs.

“Well, it wouldn’t be suffering in silence now you told me,” she says, shoving him away. Raidon comes up behind me, and they finally realize we are watching them and Harlow’s face lights up.

“Tell him, Rhen, my cooking isn’t as horrid as he is making it out to You liked it, right?” I look between Thane and her, not wanting to hurt feelings, before nudging Raidon to answer for me.

it; I don’t know what he is talking about,” Raidon says.” Right, Rhen?” Raidon smiles at me, waiting for my answer as Harlow’s eyes

to say she could cook, but

back to see Leon wander in.

Raidon growls

she sighs and reluctantly

his hands around her. He tugs her back against him, whispering something in her ear that makes her arousal

Leon had not once fed off her. He refused and has been drinking from blood bags which was beginning to get on all our nerves because his scent would

“Thane nods to Raidon, who saunters off after them. Thane grabs some

to blow up; he was sick of the trouble Talon caused Leon. We all were, but he was family, however, his usual i tyrant mood at such matters doesn’t

ask him, stepping behind him and wrapping my hands around his waist. I drop my chin on his shoulder. I had missed this, missed my mate, but he had to learn she was our mate too, and we wouldn’t accept his treatment of

past few days but what he did was inexcusable, just as it was inexcusable that we let