Watch Me Win, Alpha

Chapter 121

We didn’t speak as we began to pile food onto our plate. But as I watched Alexander devour his breakfast, I couldn’t stop thinking about last night. He seemed so calm and collected now, just like his usual self. Meanwhile, last night had been a horrific experience.

Whatever Ben had put in that whatever must have been strong enough to knock down an Alpha.

Still, the image of him in that bathroom, vulnerable and alone, dealing with the after effects of the drug made my chest tighten.

“Olivia.” I jerked, realizing I’d been staring at my barely touched eggs for several minutes. “Are you all right? You seem… unsettled.”

“I’m fine,” I lied and forced myself to take a bite of eggs. They tasted like sand. But I forced it down my throat.

He studied me for a moment, then set down his fork. “I need to apologize.” His eyes met mine. There was guilt in them. “Last night, when I kissed you… I shouldn’t have done that. It was wrong of me, and I take full responsibility.”

“No.” I’d been trying to forget that had happened at all. And now, he’d brought the image to the forefront of my mind. “I don’t need your apology. It didn’t happen, alright? It was the drugs, some kind of delusion. So just forget about it, okay? Pretend it never happened, because that’s what I’m going to do.”

I couldn’t read Alexander’s expression. And I didn’t have time to, because my phone buzzed against the table. Gai’s name flashed across the screen. Grateful for the distraction, I grabbed it immediately.

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left the resort, and he took his friends with him. He used food poisoning as an excuse, but we know better.

From the way his

his chair back and rose to his

groaned, but

the acceptance ceremony had only lasted for thirty minutes. And after heading back to the villa to grab our bags,

the passenger seat: The move was petty and obvious, but I didn’t care. I just didn’t want to be anywhere near

Alexander’s eyes on me, burning into the back of my head, but I refused to turn around. Coward that I was, I couldn’t face whatever I might

rang, breaking the depressing silence that had spread through the car. “Tonight? Actually, that

him lean forward. “Change of plans,” he told the driver. “We’re not going to the airport. I’ll give you the address

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