Alpha Asher By Jane Doe

Read Alpha Asher [by Jane Doe] Chapter 68 – If Alpha Asher was surprised by the Vampire’s words, he didn’t let it show. Alpha Asher’s face remained an impassive mask, disinterest flashing in his eyes. I wondered how he managed to keep his cool, and how long it had taken him to perfect that technique. Alpha Asher raked his eyes over the Vampire lazily, a neutral expression on his face. I honed my features, hoping they would convey the same disinterest.

While my heart was a hammering mess, I meticulously checked the stable bookshelves in my mind. Each thought and memory were safely tucked away, bound in leather and stuffed onto a shelf. Before I could wonder if the man was a full-blooded Vampire, I felt someone entering my mind.

“Could you stay out of my head?” I raised my eyebrow at the Vampire, my eyes flashing dangerously. “It itches.”

Alpha Asher turned his eyes to me, letting them flash with caution and concern before wiping the emotions away. The raven-haired Vampire stared at me blankly before letting his lips turn up in a dazzling smile. While the smile transformed the man’s entire face, it was a smile that lacked any form of warmth or comfort. His smile was serpent-like, cold and calculating.

“My apologies, but surely you can’t blame me for trying.” The raven-haired man smirked, his emerald eyes bright and alert.

‘Instead of insulting me, let’s keep the Vampire’s out of our head.’ Maya grumbled, bristling at the close proximity between the Vampire and I.

“It is a welcome surprise to find you here, Alpha Asher.” The Vampire smirked, his emerald eyes raking over Alpha Asher before turning on me. His full lips turned up in interest as he met my eyes. Something dark twinkled in their depths, a knowing smile forming on the man’s face. “And a pleasure to finally meet you, Lola. I presume you’re here for one of our fighters.”

A low warning growl shook Alpha Asher’s chest, the Vampire’s smile deepening in response. The bright-eyed Vampire knew why we were here, who we had come for.

‘This could be a trap.’ Maya murmured, ‘They don’t plan on letting us leave.’

‘I knew we’d have to fight our way out of here the moment we stepped inside. Let’s make it count and take Sean with us.’ I nodded in response.

Alpha Asher’s voice filtered through my mind, anger lacing his tone. I could feel the presences of Breyona and the guys listening in, waiting for word of what happened.

‘They knew we were coming.’ Alpha Asher repeated what Maya had said, his voice hard yet determined. ‘We’re waiting for an opening. I’ll need a distraction to get the three of us out safely. When I give the signal, sow chaos.’

Annoying pinpricks danced behind my eyes as I looked at Alpha Asher. He was determined to lead this mission even though he had no obligation to my family. He could have just sent a team of men to do the job for him, but he knew I’d insist on coming along. He was willing to go so far to get my brother, willing to fight for his life. I felt the same as I thought about Breyona and Mason, how there was no hesitation when I asked for their help. I gathered up my strength and forced the tears away, giving the Vampire a hard look.

I am willing to go to get him back.” My voice came out steady and strong, conveying

nice. I wasn’t needlessly trying to start a fight, but it was better to get straight to the point. Whether they had time to prepare or not, they knew what we came

of Tristan, determined to ignore the fluttering in my stomach at the thought of seeing him. Since the scarlet mark on my shoulder had healed, I felt the pull to Tristan much stronger than before. That small part of me hoped Tristan would be here tonight. Maya growled in

amusement. He leaned forward, his cold eyes staring into my own. “I’m

but I could feel the growl that had been building in his chest. Attacking the Vampire would do us no good, at least not at the moment. The fight had yet to begun and

hard and cold, but even I couldn’t hide the interest that lingered in my gaze. As though he knew I were hooked, a

smiled, the strange expression

Alpha Asher’s

The Vampire’s eyes hardened as they flickered to Alpha Asher. “My friend will be over to

of us alone. Alpha Asher’s eyes met my own, and I swore we

frowned, her voice concerned as she spoke through the

sketchy.’ Carter’s voice ran through my mind, followed by Mason and

agreement.’ Alpha Asher’s voice was hard, leaving no room for negotiation. ‘We will bide our time, and wait until they bring out Sean. Once I call for a distraction,

may have to leave out the side door. If we do, we’ll circle around front and meet you there.’ I chimed in, earning a glance of approval from Alpha

to the fighting ring. It seemed the fights were about to begin, all wandering eyes

little hesitation before the two men leaped at one another. While one was built large, the other had rippling muscles. They leaped at one another, the muscular guy taking the bigger one to the ground. Interested chatter broke out among the people watching. Burning disgust had risen in my throat, directed

voice called out, that small bit of my soul reaching out to

was light like snow, his eyes the lightest shade of blue. He was nicely dressed, wearing black slacks and a black button-down shirt. The top buttons on his shirt were undone, giving a glimpse of his hard chest. I was equally attracted and disgusted, my own emotions a boiling mess in my head. Alpha Asher stiffened beside me, feeling my

for the fight going on before us, Tristan took a seat beside the two of us. I was keenly

over the mind-link, unable to hide the hostility and concern in his tone. ‘Keep him out of your head. It’s

scattered thoughts. I focused on Maya, latching onto that side of myself with all of my

met my own, a smile playing on his lips. A dull prickling sensation formed at the base of my skull, irritating and incessant. I swore I could feel his fingers grazing against the door in my mind, stroking

mind. I had held the door firmly, but not without consequence. As though I had run a marathon, my head was throbbing and my limbs weak. Rather than