Watch Me Win, Alpha

Chapter 288

He tightened his arms around me, making my stomach swoop. “Don’t apologize. I was perfectly content watching you sleep. Anyways it’s my fault that you’re so tired.” A slow smirk spread across his face. “I was the one who kept you up half the night yesterday.”

His comment made my whole body flush, and I opened the car door so I wouldn’t have to make eye contact with him. My legs trembled when I stood, and Alexander put his warm arm around my waist and helped me walk to the apartment building.

The night air was sharp and cold, making me shiver slightly. Alexander noticed and draped his jacket around my shoulders, engulfing me in his delicious scent.

“Thank you,” I muttered, blushing even more.

My eyelids drooped as we walked into the building, and I couldn’t wait to slide into my warm bed. But I stopped dead in my tracks when I saw who was near the elevators.

Ethan.

My ex–husband was standing with a pretty woman in a short pink dress. It seemed like they were waiting for our arrival.

“Wow, your fiancé has only been in jail for two days, and you already found her replacement?” Alexander asked sarcastically and glared at Ethan.

he didn’t take the bait. His gaze moved from Alexander to me, his eyes flashing with anger when he saw the black jacket draped

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and my stomach heated with jealousy when I noticed that she was gazing at Alexander with

steered me in the other direction, toward the stairs, but then the girl shot forward

“Brother!” she said.

off of him. “And I don’t like the

my handsome brother!” she

at the girl. Her pale blue eyes were clear and empty. Sympathy washed through me mixed with guilt for the jealousy that I had felt

intellectually disabled. I glared at Ethan. Was my ex–husband taking advantage of

*Olivia*

at my ex–husband. “You need to take her home right now,” I said

even though anger was flooding through me. I wasn’t sure how much she would understand, but the last thing I wanted to do was offend her or upset her. It was probably way past the time she usually went

walked toward me, and a pleased smile spread across

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