Alpha's Regret After Her Rebirth by Aurora Starling

Chapter 0026

There she is, the guest of honor!” Viona exclaimed as she grabbed my wrist and dragged me inside

I’m still not sure if this is such a good idea,” I said. Nevertheless, I let her pull me into the livingoon, where music boomed and several young handsome men had gathered

“Trust me, you need this,” Viona said.

Amber nodded enthusiastically.

“They’re all here for you,” Amber added, gesturing widely at the room full of men.

My gaze glided over the gaggle of men. They were handsome, there was no denying that. However, couldn’t help thinking–rather reluctantly and bitterly–that Noah’s charm and looks surpassed them all.

Another ringing of the doorbell shook me out of my thoughts. My eyes shifted toward the archway leading into the living room just as Viona led Noah and his business associates through. I narrowed my eyes z Noah as he excused himself from the rest of the group and headed towards me.

Before he could reach me, Viona grabbed Noah’s arm

“Don’t worry about your current wife,” she said rather loudly, wiggling her brows provocatively. “We’re taking perfect care of her. We’ll find the perfect man to keep her company.

Noah sneered at Viona and ripped his hand out of her grip.

me, I quickly slipped into the crowd of young men. I

me on

to dance?” he asked, bending close to my

looked over my shoulder to find Noah struggling to make his way to me. My

the young man’s ear. I

power it gave me caused me to

press close to the young man while gyrating my hips. 1 placed his hands on my waist, my backside touching his torso and

him into spinning me around. As we twirled and twirled, a wide berth was given to us to avoid us hitting anyone. When we stopped, I landed in his arms, which I guided low onto my back as I

wolfish smile that said he wanted to devour me right there and then. I lifted my

was, I tore my arm out of the person’s grasp. Then I turned in my

are you doing?”

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Chapter 0026

“Dancing,” I replied.

“With another man?”

I shrugged.

“It’s just dancing.”