My Hot Alpha

The morning air was crisp and fresh. I was sat out back with my kindle and a cup of hot coffee. I had woken for the sunrise, unintentionally but I couldn't' get back to sleep.

I had my blanket wrapped around my shoulders and was enjoying the peacefulness of the silence around me. I used to do this all the time in my old house, and I had no idea why I stopped. I hadn't picked up my kindle in forever.

I took a sip of my coffee enjoying the sunrise as it peaked from behind the tall trees. The location of our house will always be one of my favorites'. I loved the open space and the comfort it gave me.

I don't know how long I was sat outside for, but I was on chapter nine of the girl on the train when Jake and my dad got home. He placed a kiss on my forehead before sitting down beside me. My dad nodded and smiled his hello before heading inside.

"How was last night?". He asked.

"Quiet. I ate pizza and watched tv. Carter dropped by".

"He did?". He frowned.

I nodded. "He seemed a bit off. Talking about gran and stuff".

"Saying what?".

"Honestly what I got from it was him wanting his family back together". And yes, maybe it did feel like he was pushing more for my grans side. Not that I would ever ask him to take sides. "Sometimes you just have to let everything play out and fix itself".

"Not this". I shook my head. "Not anymore. This had played out for long enough. We fix it tonight and we move on".

girl". He grinned. "Do you

not want to come?". I

that babe I

things went wrong then I know I'd have him there to back me up. But things weren't going to go wrong because I wouldn't

all together. Now

...

edge of the bed. Do you ever just get those days when you shower and just air dry because you can't

I normally use. We hadn't said much

I'm sure there will be lots

and quietly as possible. There was nothing worse than coming off

go out and maybe shop a little. It had been ages since I bought new clothes,

purse for my keys and credit

out of town, and it took about 45 minutes to reach the mall. I loved where we lived but it was a small town. A coffee shop, diner and gas station

it was a case of jumping in the car and driving to where you wanted to go. I had been driving for

was off at university living his best life and I'd be lying if I said I didn't miss him. I pushed

I spoke. "Missing me already?".

laughed.

you're coming through the car you're on