My Alpha Mate's Great Betrayal

When we reached the pack company's Gala party, I was shivering from the snow that I was exposed to back at my father's lawn.

My clothes also had snow on them and I dusted some of, but some stuck by and some melted on my clothes.

Blake walked faster, maintaining a safe distance from me.

It was like he was embarrassed to be seen with me.

Hailey's lips tipped downwards and a frown fell on her brows as her gaze landed on me.

Using my werewolf hearing, I heard Blake murmur to her, “I don't pity her, I want to put her in her place. I'll make everyone see that without me, her life is more miserable than a rat's.”

Even though I heard their taunts and saw their puzzled gazes, I was indifferent.

Maybe it was because Blake has put me through so much emotional pain that I didn't care about what people thought of me anymore.

I saw a security guard by a door on my right and I walked over as I asked, “Hi, can I get a change of clothes? I know that there are clothes kept in cases of emergency when I used to work for this company.”

“Yeah, I'll get you another dress.” She replied with a smile and then walked into through another door.

A few minutes later, she called me into the room and handed me a black dress. I took it and she left me to change in the room.

After I had changed, I pushed the dress that I took off into my large handbag and walked out of the room.

I had just sat down at a table and was looking around the party when my phone beeped.

I pulled it out of my handbag and saw a message from Gina.

It read, [Your pack transfer has been approved and I have talked to our Alpha about giving you a position in the pack.

He agreed and he said that he would be interviewing you for either the pack financial secretary position or the pack warrior position since I told him about your previous work experience and fighting skills.]

I read the next message that came through aloud, “I can't wait for interview. I would choose the financial secretary position for you!”

I felt someone touch my hand and I looked up to see Blake.

A confused look showed on his face as he asked, “What are you talking about? An interview? Are you going somewhere?”

I shook my head and hid the truth, “Financial advisor interview.”

His confusion dissipated as a look of understanding appeared on his face and he replied, “I can see you doing that. Besides, your Dad kicked you out, you have nowhere else to go.

The snow isn't falling anymore, and you're not doing anything at this party. Just go back to the pack house. Remember to put my blanket in the washing machine once you reach home.”

I stared at him as I muttered to myself, “Really?”

I pulled off the blanket from around me and placed it on the table.

Haikey kept her gaze on me as she rubbed her chin.

After a few seconds, she pressed on, “We have to help her find a taxi since she didn't come with her car.”

“Sure.” Blake agreed as he smiled fondly at her.

We walked out of the company building and stood beside the road.

Out of nowhere, Hailey crashed into me, making me crash against the rusty, old telephone booth that was beside me.

“Oh no! Amber!” Blake yelled as he tried to pull me back.

However, he stopped because Hailey screamed as she wobbled on her feet like she was also going to crash into the telephone booth.

He watched the glass of the telephone booth break and rain on me as he grabbed Hailey's shoulders to steady her then turned her away and moved her away from the crash.

The small glass shards stuck to my skin, drawing a bit of blood.

I had fallen onto all fours as the glass rained on me and that made me feel even more wretched.

I stood up on shaky legs just as Blake pulled out small glass particles from Hailey's hair and brushed her hair back from her face tenderly.