Alpha Asher By Jane Doe

Read Alpha Asher [by Jane Doe] Chapter 33

Once all of the packing was finished, the three of us headed to the kitchen for dinner. Ten minutes into dinner and halfway through my first plate, there was a knock on the door.

“It’s probably Beta Devin.” I nodded to my Dad, standing to get the door.

“Lola.” Beta Devin nodded, regarding me strangely. A few guys stood behind him, and from the looks of it they were Alpha Asher’s men.

“All my stuff is packed. It’s all in my bedroom.” I nodded at the other guys. “Come on in.”

Beta Devin stepped through the doorway, while the other men headed straight to my bedroom. They wasted no time carrying my boxes out and loading them into a dark SUV.

“Is there somewhere private we can talk?” Beta Devin gave me a pointed look.

I nodded and headed to my now empty bedroom. I closed the door behind us for good measure, plopping down on my neatly made bed. It gave me a strange nostalgic feeling as I looked around my nearly empty bedroom. It hadn’t looked like this since I left and ran away to Grandma’s. How much things have changed in the short time I’ve been home.

“I would like to make it known that I am the only one Alpha Asher has informed of..well last night’s events.” Beta Devin cleared his throat. For such a huge and intimidating man, he sure looked uncomfortable.

“I understand.” I gave him a strained smile. “I trust you to keep it to yourself.”

As strange as it sounded, I did trust Beta Devin. He wasn’t a bad guy by any means, he was just a simple man loyal to his Alpha. His next response didn’t surprise me.

“I will, unless Alpha Asher informs me otherwise.” Beta Devin nodded, “You have to understand, if the Vampire’s are behind these murders Alpha Asher will be forced to take action.”

“I understand completely.” I nodded, and truly I did. “The pack comes first. The attacks were completely unprovoked from what it looks like.”

“You’d be able to turn your back on the Vampire’s if Alpha Asher declared war?” Beta Devin watched me intently, a strange emotion flickering in his eyes.

“Of course.” I nodded, “I might be half-vampire, but my loyalty remains the same.”

Beta Devin nodded, “I hope you find your decision easy and without consequence. In my experience, it is—difficult to turn your back on what you are.”

I wanted to ask Beta Devin to elaborate, but the haunted look in his eyes kept me from questioning further.

“I will need you to provide a full description of what the Vampire looked like.” Beta Devin pulled out his phone, his eyes watching my face intently.

Something stirred within me, something that protested speaking out against Tristan. The scarlett mark on my shoulder ached, but I refused to let it hold me back. My emotions for Tristan were because of the mark, nothing more.

“Light blonde hair, down to his shoulders.” I murmured, “Blue eyes, large build.”

My mind was wandering, being su*ked into last nights memory. I could still feel his cold lips against my skin, quenching the fire that seared my body.

“And what was he wearing?” Beta Devin cleared his throat.

“Wearing?” I trailed off. I couldn’t what Tristan was wearing. My attention wasn’t on his clothes, but on his body and the feelings he ignited within me.

“I understand.” Beta Devin truly did look like he understood. “Once your mind clears, inform me if any other details rise to the surface.”

“I will.” I promised.

“Alpha Asher requests I bring you to the pack house myself.” Beta Devin gave me another wry smile.

I’ll run away?” I couldn’t help the smirk that

never be too prepared with you, Lola.” Beta Devin huffed,

you just paid me a compliment.” I snickered at

actually chuckled, a booming

Beta Devin gave me

men headed outside, giving me time to

only lived with me for a year but it feels so much longer than that.” Grandma chuckled, piling another scoop of mashed potatoes on Breyona’s plate. Breyona groaned in pleasure and stuffed a spoon full

born

interesting.” I teased, pulling my Dad in for a

I’ll drag you back here if she makes me

snickered, shooting my Grandma a stern look. “But only if she pays in

the house with Mason and Breyona. Breyona held at least three tupperware containers in her hands, a successful

three days.” Mason chuckled, eyeing her containers with a

shrugged, “They’ll be gone in twenty four

me one.” Mason whispered, eyeing

a chance!” Breyona scoffed, clutching the containers tightly in her arms. “You doubted Grandma’s cooking

bucks.” Mason pouted, looking

“But you’re not getting

this point.” Mason grinned

friends, giving them each a hug before they piled into

survive that long.” Breyona snickered, wagging her

cheeky grin turned into a frown at her words, making me feel guilty

not to p**s the Alpha off too much.” Mason laughed lightheartedly, but

I reassured the two of them,

surprised when Beta Devin hopped out and held the

I nodded,

men sat in the back, both of which I recognized from training. I assumed the other

guys will bring your stuff inside.” Beta Devin nodded as he pulled off down the road. “Alpha’s already picked out a room for you. I’ll show you once we

my belongings into the pack house. Tyler had lived here his entire life. We explored these

room, Beta Devin pulled me from the living room couch. My mind had been wandering, flickering from Tristan to my childhood memories with Tyler and back

are in your

in the west wing of the house. Typically the Alpha stayed on that side, along with his Luna and any

Devin nodded, “Your bathroom

A pair of dark oak doors, sitting snugly next to eachother. A glistening bronze

‘Alpha Asher Desmond’

in my head, purring the words as they came from her lips.

at her,

slightly longing tone in my words. As I

insists on keeping

returned Beta Devin’s

will return within the hour.” Beta Devin murmured, “And if you don’t min me, I

turned and headed back down the hall. I assumed he stayed in the other wing of the house, the one reserved for the Beta

in surprise. Alpha Asher definitely had remodeled everything. The old Luna had a taste for antique’s, decorating the entire house herself. Everything had changed while I was gone. All of the antique’s were removed, and new modern furniture was scattered about. A huge four poster bed sat in the center of the room, a little mini bar and couch was nestled in the

I suspected and was my favorite part of this entire

need one, but it was taunting me. The rain fall shower heads were tempting me, begging me to give them

cold lips would sooth the b**n’, That small part

and a tank-top. Just as I was ready to crawl into bed, a hard knocking