Alpha Asher By Jane Doe

Read Alpha Asher [by Jane Doe] Chapter 26

The morning came much too quickly, and I tossed in bed debating on if I should simply beg for sleep to take me again.

My dreams had been a mess of confusion and longing. Alpha Asher plagued some of them, while the corpses of Kanyon and Katie plagued the others.

“We’ll get all the attention in the world when Alpha Asher comes back.” Maya rolled her eyes, “We might even d*e at his hands. Exciting.”

“Oh quit brooding.” I huffed, “You know as well as I do that we have to go to Haze.”

“Of course, for Breyona.” Maya nodded, “But why the h**l do we have to meet up with the strange person that wrote the notes?”

“To find out what they know.” I groaned. “I thought we were on the same page about this.”

“We were.” Maya nodded, “Until I realized all of the ways Alpha Asher could k**l us.”

“I don’t think he’d do that.” I shook my head.

“Well, that makes one of us.” Maya shrugged, “One day you’re going to push him too far, and that day is today.”

“Well, here’s to making our last day on Earth a good one.” I smirked, pulling myself from bed with a sleep moan.

“Your morning humor is impeccable, Lola.” Maya snapped.

“Thank you.” I grinned, “Just wait until I get some coffee in my system, it gets even better.”

I took a quick shower and threw on some clothes. It was only ten in the morning, giving me far too much time to contemplate today’s events.

Grandma already had breakfast steaming in a pan, causing my empty stomach to roar to life. I plopped down at the kitchen table and looked around for my Dad.

“He’s still asleep.” Grandma called out before I could even ask, “Everything’s been taking a toll on him lately.”

I frowned, “I can imagine why.”

“Thing’s will get worse before they get better.” Grandma sighed, “Always does.”

“It’s too early for your infinite wisdom, Grandma.” I smirked at her, digging into the steaming plate of food she placed in front of me.

“It is never too early for my infinite wisdom, thank you very much Lola.” Grandma scolded me whilst handing me a steaming cup of coffee.

“Too early for my brain to process what you could possibly mean.” I chuckled, my mouth full of food.

you’ll give yourself a headache.” Grandma snickered, earning an incredulous look from

herbs and nature plus the fact that she always knows things she shouldn’t make her the perfect candidate as a witch. It was nearing impossible to hide anything from her, especially when I spent the entire year in her cottage. She always seemed to know what I was

Alpha Asher returning?” Grandma asked, her tone innocent

guzzling some steaming coffee to wash it down. My stomach lurched and I gave Grandma a pointed

I grumbled, sounding much

shrugged, “You just confirmed

beginning to think Alpha Asher should’nt have trusted me with the information

made you ask?” I grumbled, eyeing my sausage

stressed.” Grandma shrugged, “Figured

anyone he’s gone.” I sighed,

me anything, dear.” Grandma shrugged, going about cleaning the

Alpha Asher cares

continued about her day, “Don’t want you to get in

making me pale. If she was trying to chase me from the house, she

eyes. I loudly sighed with relief when Breyona appeared from behind the front door, a

“Bad morning?” Breyona chuckled.

at all.” I shook my head, giving Grandma a

Breyona shrugged, pulling me

which I would happily oblige. Her

to the cafe –

Mason’s house and grabbed him, waiting a few

tonight?” I smirked at a somewhat nervous

“Excited.” Breyona nodded, “Petrified.”

petrified?” I shook my head, a low chuckle coming from my

scared of rejecting their mates. They just do

he’ll reject you, Breyona.” I frowned, shaking my head. “I don’t think there’s

“Tyler’s alive.” Breyona noted.

there is one man alive who is that

the Goddess.” Breyona fake

this morning, many people were strolling around without much to do. There was still

to wait a few minutes to get our coffee’s, standing in the long line that led out the front door. Two

hear you’ve been quite busy, Lola.” Ethan

simply called out from

head, his hand over his chest as though he’d

“Hey, Lola.” Isaac nodded.

he had found his mate over a year ago. I hadn’t a single clue if they stayed together or not. Isaac never talked about her, seeming almost angry that he even found

I nodded, tight

moved on from the past, that didn’t make me friendly with these two. They were the ones to