The Alpha Chose Me by Missy Elliottxo

A laugh fell from my lips as his grip around my waist tightened. Of course he hadn't lost his protectiveness over me.

"Does it really matter?". I asked.

"Of course it matters. Out here looking like a f*****g snack". He groaned.

Rolling my eyes I placed my hands against his chest. "I really have missed you".

"I missed you too". As he placed a kiss on the tip of my nose my eyes closed. It wasn't until right now that I realised just how much I missed him.

I still to this day couldn't describe how he made me feel inside. It was a feeling I never wanted to lose.

"How you getting home?". He asked.

I opened my eyes and smiled. My stomach filled with butterflies, I loved that he was home and he was here. This was the start of something new, what happened before was in the past and it was time to move on. "No idea". I shrugged. "It's not late is it?".

"Still early babe. How about I take you a drive and we go get something to eat?".

"I don't want to be rude and leave the girls". It was meant to be a girls night and we had hardly seen each other.

"We'll meet up with them later. C'mon let me take you for a burger".

"And dirty fries?". I grinned.

"Yes queenie. Anything for you".

Taking my phone from my purse

at Jake's. I have

Lovely.

frowned. "Party back at yours

She knows better than to

"Morning runs?". I laughed.

them".

"Oh I know".

go. Cars

this novel on .net. Visit .net to read the complete chapters for free. His truck was parked at the side of the club. Coming to a stop I made a face.

"Something wrong?".

been drinking?".

babe haven't touched a drop. You getting in?". He opened the passenger

into place. It was then that I remembered my rose was still inside. It may not be a big deal but it was the first flower he had

my flower inside". I said as he got in the drivers

didn't want another

a flower. Why was I getting

"Babe?".

haven't been to the beach in ages". I

of the club.

answer. I wanted that flower because he gave it to

"Give

didn't look as big as before but there was still a lot of people waiting to get inside. Taking my phone from my purse I frowned at the message I had from an