The Billionaire Alpha’s Contract Lover

Chapter 599
Rebecca had shown up just to meet Taya. Having met her, she
thus spun around and left.
Looking at her graceful and composed back, Taya, who was so nervous that her heart leapt to her throat, gradually relaxed…
She thought that the members of the Knight pack would despise her, look down on her, and even speak ill of her, just like Shelly.
Unexpectedly, Griffon’ eldest sister was so gentle and elegant,
without any arrogance whatsoever.
Even if she did, it was only because of the way she had been
raised in a rich pack, as well as the way she viewed the world,
which was saturated by the knowledge she had obtained.
Griffon lowered his head and asked, “When will you come back to
the Knight pack’s house with me for the family dinner?”
Taya raised her clear eyes to stare at his flawless face and thought
to herself, “In the future.”
At that moment, she had yet to reach a position where she could be a proper match for him and attend the Knight pack’s banquet.
He didn’t get a response from her, but she reached out and took
the paper bag in his hand, indicating that she agre

Griffon put his arms around her waist, pulling her closer to him,
and lifted her chin.
“I’ll wait for you.”
Taya, who was nestled in his arms, smiled faintly.
“Shall we go?”
He witnessed her subtle smile, which was sultry like a rose. It was as if the clouds and mist in his eyes had dispersed, leaving only
the moonlight.
“I like your smile, Taya,” he confessed.
His thin lips curved slightly and his voice was full of joy.
He loosened his grip on her waist, interlocked their fingers, and led her away from the shopping mall.
Taya thought that the trip would be over once they were done shopping, but he took her to the beach after that.
It was impossible to tell where the sea ended and the sky began.
The clouds were reflected on the sea surface, emitting a clear blue light, which was endless as far as the eye could see.
The sea breeze was blowing, lifting the hair on one’s temples,
causing it to sway with the wind. There were seagulis in the
distance that stopped on the beach, coming and going as they
pleased.
A man with a tall figure was holding hands with a slender woman
as they walked quietly on the beach…
The sun shone on the two of them, drawing long shadows that overlapped and separated behind them.
Griffon lowered his eyes and glanced at Taya, who was looking
down and kicking at the fine gravel. The smile on his lips gradually
grew bigger.
He took out his phone, opened up the camera, and took a photo of their interlocked hands under the golden light.
Taya looked up just in time to see Griffon taking the picture, her
expression slightly awkward.
“Are you… taking pictures of the scenery?”
Griffon put down his phone and stared closely at the woman in
front of him through his sunglasses.