The Alpha's Fated Outcast: Rise Of The Moonsinger by Ejiofor Dorcas

199 The other side of love II

Ramsey

But half an hour later, I was still struggling with one document, reading and rereading to understand what it said because I couldn’t concentrate.

Lax was pacing inside me.

“She’s saying her vows right now,” He whined in my head. “Can you imagine how beautiful she looks?

“You’re a fool, Lax growled. Lyla should be ours.”

“Not now, Lax.” I muttered under my breath, returning my focus to

focus to my work.

“Remember how her skin felt under our hands. Her scent, her smile,” Lax continued ignoring me. “How could you let her go?”

I slammed my pen down as I growled. “Enough! Please Lax, I don’t want to be worked up. Please…. I don’t want that, let’s just go through with this.”

Thankfully, the door burst open and Lenny sauntered in, he was in a good mood.

“Hey, groom!” he called out to me coming to my desk immediately. “Are you ready for tonight? It’s your bachelor’s eve! The last hurrah before you’re a married man.”

“Thrilling” I said dryly, not looking up from my papers.

Lenny dropped into the chair across from me, undeterred by my lack of enthusiasm. “Come on, man! I’ve planned the perfect night. Drinks, music and of course, some entertainment. I’ve got the VVIP section at TIC booked and the whole club locked down for us. I ordered the finest whiskey, all your favourites and the drinks too. There’ll be alcohol, booze, women…”

He paused as if he was expecting a reaction from me.

“Fine,” I murmured.

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coming. The twins

great,” I muttered, still not looking up.

freedom! We’ve got games planned, women, the guys are flying

it sounds great!” I finally raised my head, trying not to show my exasperation. “Lenny, ! appreciate the effort,

forward, his grin fading. “Not in the mood? Ramsey, I won’t let you spend this night,

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side of

not sulking. I snapped.

not, you’re coming. The guys are already gathering at the club.

me, but I might as well have been sitting in a void. I nursed my

come were friends from college days, Lycans from other packs, and business partners abroad. They all looked

dispel the thoughts from my mind, but it was the only thing I couldn’t bring myself

or the

“Get in here! This is your night!”

glass in a silent toast. I didn’t want to celebrate. I just

strippers Lenny had hired were performing their routines all over me and the party grew increasingly wild, but none of

themselves with the women. I didn’t want to go home either, because my thoughts would be too loud, so here was perfect to say the

Lax’s voice filtered into my head. “One quick look at your phone.”

out my phone. I could feel the alcohol beginning to kick. As soon as I

made my

Eldest Daughter

music. For a moment, I thought I was imagining

and I didn’t hesitate before playing it.

woman beside him wasn’t