Nanny and the Alpha Daddy

#Chapter 179: Discovering the Truth

Moana

A little while later, after walking a few blocks through the city, I arrived at the coffee shop where Olivia and I planned to meet. It was a small, nondescript coffee shop that didn’t appear to be well known, which would be helpful in keeping our meeting secret.

When I stepped into the little coffee shop, I looked around and didn’t see Olivia yet.

“Can I get you anything?” the barista behind the counter, a bored-looking teenage girl, asked.

“U-Um, just an iced latte,” I replied, fishing through my purse for my wallet. The barista lazily made my drink and handed it to me, and I gave her the money before sitting down. I made sure to sit away from the window, just in case anyone would see me with Olivia.

A few minutes passed, and finally the bell on the door rang as someone came in. It was Olivia. She shot me a stiff smile and ordered her own coffee before sitting down across from me. Although we had planned to act nonchalant, as though we were just old friends meeting up to chat, I found it difficult to feel natural as I sat across from the spitting image of Ella. She seemed to look even more like Ella now, with her hair pulled back in a slightly messy ponytail, and she was wearing a plain shirt and jeans. I could see why Edrick would have liked Olivia, but it was all the more confusing knowing that he had claimed that she was dead.

“How is everything going?” Olivia asked, keeping her voice low.

“Um…” I didn’t know where to begin. Already, I could feel my voice beginning to shake. Olivia, somehow noticing this, smiled and reached across the table to give my arm a squeeze.

“Is he hurting you?”

I shook my head vigorously. “No. He’s been… He’s been wonderful. On the outside, at least. But I’ve been feeling as though he’s up to something and I don’t know what.”

her hand away. She didn’t seem

noticing that my wolf has been feeling strange and tired. At first, I thought that it was just my pregnancy hormones or something, but then I noticed that it was always worse after I had my morning coffee. So the other day, I decided not to drink it, and I noticed that my wolf felt better. But Edrick noticed, too. And when he

the smoothie?” Olivia asked, to which I nodded.

of hours. And Edrick was… weird about it. It was like he was insisting on me drinking it. Ella wanted some, and when I offered to give her a

widen. I could instantly tell from the expression on her face that she had experienced the same

haven’t been drinking anything else they’ve given you, right?” Olivia asked, leaning across the table a

I’ve

let out a small sigh of relief. “Have you noticed any

something else. Something tiny, that I didn’t think much of at the time, but now

for Olivia to see. “I showed it to Edrick when he found out that I was a werewolf. He started acting strange about it, though. He seemed to look at it intensely when I showed it to him, and he said that it’s an Alpha

gingerly picked up the tooth, turning it over in her hand. Her eyes widened when I said that Edrick stole it. “Why did

he was taking it to have it analyzed so he could see whether it was an Alpha tooth or not. Of course, it made me think

only interested

as Olivia inspected the tooth carefully before she handed it back to me.

I said. “Maybe it’s nothing. But on the same morning that he had taken the tooth, I found a pair of scissors on his bedside table. And

even wider than before. “Check

furrowed my brow.

of it missing? Like it’s been cut? Check

Olivia didn’t seem to be joking. My smile faded, and I slowly raised