Alphas Possession
Alpha’s Possession By Jessica Hall Chapter 24

Alpha’s Possession By Jessica Hall Chapter 24

Alphas Possession by Jessicahall Chapter 24

“What do you want?” Raidon asks, startling me. I bite my lip to keep the words from passing my lipsand ignore Raidon. It isn’t like I have any money left to buy anything to eat anymore. Because of thoseassholes and their stupid attempts to get me fired, I had to give my last few dollars to Vadum to driveme to their stupid mansion.

I didn’t want to lose my only job, and all my attempts to go out of my way to keep it resulted in gettingattacked by Leon. Raidon growls at my silence and places an order at the window. He drives through tothe next window. My stomach growls in hunger, and at this point, I’m thankful that Raidon decided toturn on the radio to kill the silence in the car, so he couldn’t hear how hungry I am.

He retrieves the paper bag with food, pays the worker and tosses the bag onto my lap, making mejump in my seat. 11 “Eat your goddamn food and point me in the direction of that dump you live at,’Raidon says and pulls his back on the main road. A little shaken up, I show him the way to my oldapartment building.

Since that is the address, I put on my resume. I can’t let any of them know that I am homeless. If Thanewere to replace out about my living situation, he would use it as the reason to fire me and rid them of mefor good. Despite the horror and misery I have to endure next to my bosses, I can’t afford to lose myjob, so I have to suck it up. I don’t dare to touch the food he threw at me inside the car. I don’t trust myhands which are still trembling from the entire ordeal I found myself stuck in, the cold, and Raidon’saura so close to me. He parks his car out the front of the shitty L DO apartment building and staresahead at the road as if the view around here disgusts him.

“Get out and don’t be late for work tomorrow,” he says, dismissing me like a servant. I retrieved my bagfrom the footwell of the car and the paper bag of the now cold meal he bought for me at McDonald’s.“And make sure you cover your neck. The last thing we want is rumours.

We have a feeder working for us,” Raidon growls out right before I shut the car door. He’s speeding offbefore I manage to blink, let alone snap back at him. Is it my fault now? How? Your stupid mateattacked me, and now I’m to blame for his lack of control? Those men, they’re impossible! All of them!Taking deep breaths to calm myself, I stand at the side of the street and stare after him, waiting for himto turn off the set of lights at the end of the road.

DO I feel unusually numb, and an odd calmness overtakes me as I walk back to the office building. Thestreets are also pretty quiet, providing me with a perfect atmosphere to think. As I look around andnotice a few darker alleys ahead of me, I quicken my step, a little scared to roam alone in the streets inthe middle of the night. When I finally reach my workplace, I walk around the building to the hedgesthat run along the side of the loading dock.

I try to remember which hedge I stuffed my backpack in earlier, and it takes me twenty agonizingminutes, but I finally locate it. Once the backpack is in my hands, I glance around nervously to makesure no one has seen me slip past the open gates of the loading dock. I double and even triple-checkmy surroundings before I spot the smoke- mart store across the street before I turn back to the door.

Carefully, I place the key in, twist it, and shove the door open to race towards the alarm panel. I knowthat I have only forty seconds to shut off the alarm before it alerts the security company that guards thisbuilding during the night. My hands shake as I punch in the code and let out a heavy breath of reliefonce I see the panel light turn green. Daily Update On: AllWorldBeauty.com

At first, I wander around a little before I head to the storage locker I plan to use as my secret bedroomand unlock the door. I slip inside and move right to the back, which has mostly filing shelves. There is aslim gap behind one which is filled with old, broken computers and some parts. I drag the shelf slightlyforward to create a tiny space where I can make a mini makeshift den. No one should be able to seeme back INO OTIC should be able to see me back here, behind all the broken parts, and I doubt manypeople come here.

The place is so overtaken with cobwebs that I could quickly gather them and stuff a whole pillow withthem. I sit on the cold floor and rummage through my backpack. I rustle out my blanket and some extralayers of clothing before grabbing my dirty laundry and making a bed out of it. It’s not much, but at thevery least, I have somewhere dry to stay and sleep. I sit on the improvised bed and the open paperbag. I reach inside it and pull out the cheeseburger with fries and don’t hold back from taking a bite offthe soggy cheeseburger.

The food was ice cold, but I let out a heavy sigh of contentment once I started chewing on it. At the endof the day, as cold as it is, it’s still food that I can’t afford, and I must be grateful for whatever I can get,especially for free. Perhaps tossing the meal at me was a way Raidon tried to pay me off their back andeverything, but I feel like it wasn’t that. Maybe he showed a little more humanity by buying me thecheap meal just because he felt a little guilty. Besides, there is no way any of them knows about myfinancial troubles.

I’ve been working my ass off to hide those, and so far, I’ve been doing a great job. They don’t know andwill never know. As I swallow another chunk of cold meat, I can’t even imagine the wild things I coulddo for one delicious, hot meal. As soon as I get my first paycheck, I will go to the little past joint downthe street from the office building.

It smelt like heaven every time I had to walk past it, and I had been craving pasta for days. Well,anything really, for as long as it can fill my stomach. But for now, I devour the burger and fries insteadof the DOY food of my dreams. It barely hits the slides, but it’s far better than nothing at all.

At least I’m not going to bed on an empty stomach. Yet, as I lay on the pile of my dirty laundry andstare at the darkened ceiling, I can’t help but wonder if Leon is okay back at the mansion. I had neverseen him so out of control, so far away from his usual giddy persona ever before. Yes, Leon frightenedand attacked me, but despite him almost killing me twice in a row, I don’t fear his presence even half asmuch as I fear Thane’s wrath.