Alphas Possession
Alpha’s Possession By Jessica Hall Chapter 66

Alpha’s Possession By Jessica Hall Chapter 66

Read Alphas Possession by Jessica Hall Chapter 66 – Harlow POV

A Week Later

I had been kept here for a week now. Rhen and Leon kept telling me he would calm down and come tohis senses. Yet, no matter how much I tried to speak with

Thane, he wouldn’t hear me out. He wouldn’t even give me a damn moment when he picked them upeach morning for work. I tried to explain to Rhen, yet he refused to believe me, he even showed mevideo footage of the restaurant we went to, and I tried to explain that it was before it happened, thatwas after we left for lunch.

Yet her body was found in the garden on the other side where she was parked, and it showed the cardriving off, but most of the vision was blocked by a removalist

truck, and you couldn’t see that his mother was driving and not me. I couldn’t explain it. If they had allthe footage from that day, they would have seen who placed her body back there because it wasn’t me.After that turned into a huge argument, I gave up trying to explain myself and trying to replace a way toshow them I wasn’t a murderer.

I honestly believed they needed someone to blame, and unfortunately for me, I was that person. Whywould I kill a woman I had just met? I had no issues with her, so it made little sense I would kill her toescape them.

“Harlow?” Leon murmurs, gripping my shoulder where I lay on the bed.

“I am going to work. Do you need anything? I can grab whatever you need on the way back,” he tellsme. What I

needed was for them to believe me. Since that wasn’t happening, he was met with silence.

Leon growls at me. “I could have left you. You do realize that, don’t you? F**ck, Harlow, just speak! Ithas been three days of nothing but your damn silence!” he snarls before turning on his heel and leaving

Rolling over, I tug the blanket over my head and nestle beneath the blanket. I had a strange feelingLeon was only here so he could use me as his personal juice box. Rhen hardly spoke to me, and thefew days I tried to speak to him, it turned into a screaming match where he usually left. Raidon hadn’tseen me since, and I left, and after hearing Rhen on the phone with him, I didn’t bother trying to reachout to him. He was as pissed off as Thane. Yet some part of me knew I couldn’t

remain here in this hotel room. That one day, Thane would order his mates back, and then what?

Partway through the day, I grew bored when nothing was on TV and decided to go see Bree. Shewould listen, or at least I hoped she would. That is if Talon let me in after learning from Leon what Isupposedly had done.

Climbing out of bed, I pulled on some jeans and a hoodie. Forgetting a bra, I couldn’t be bothered.Instead, I pull my hair into a messy bun and tug the hood up before slipping my feet into my sneakersand leaving the hotel with my key tucked in the back pocket of my jeans.

I had to walk because I didn’t have bus fair, and I wasn’t even sure if Thane had paid me yet for thework I did. Not that it would matter. My handbag and

everything was in his house, never to be seen again, probably.

Yet the walk did me some good, the fresh air helping me clear my head. During the week in that hotel,all I could smell was Rhen and Leon. I reeked of them. It took me a little over forty-five minutes to walkto the seedy strip club. Stepping inside, all I could smell was Omega pheromones, sex, and bodilyfluids. Gosh, I did not miss this smell.

Walking around the dimly lit place, I move behind the bar and out towards the back, where the staffareas are. It didn’t take me long to replace Bree. She was out back, getting ready to go on stage. Yet asshe looked up when I entered, a huge grin split onto her face.

“Z, please tell me you are here to work?” she purrs at me, and I wave to her and

press my l**ps together in an awkward smile. She exhales loudly and sighs, patting the bench whereshe had her leg propped up, tying the lace from her heels up her legs.

“Talon told me what happened with your pack,” she tells me.

“Where is Talon?” I ask nothing that I never saw him.

“Away for the next week. He is opening another club in the city over. I am in charge for a week,” sheshrugs. “He is not here. You don’t have to worry,” she tells me, and I let out a breath of relief. We chit -chat for a bit before she has to go on stage. I watch her as she works, and when she comes off stage, Ifollow her out back while she yells at the girls who are dawdling and not where they were supposed tobe. They rush off, and I explain my version of events to Bree.

“And they won’t listen.” She clicks her tongue, annoyed. “Stupid typical Alpha men! You can’t tell themshit!” she snarls before pursing her l**ps.

“So what are you going to do?” she asks, and I shrug

“I was going to leave, but I have no money and nowhere to go,” I tell her. She thinks for a moment asshe gets into her next outfit.

“Are you looking for work?” she asks, and I sigh.

“I suppose I am. I’m clearly fired from being their secretary, but what about Talon?”

“He isn’t here for the next week, though we will have to pour the pheromones on

you. With that mark on your neck, you bloody reek of them, but we can smother their scents.”

“I can’t work nights, though. I don’t want them knowing and giving them a reason to hate me more.”

“Fine, I can move shifts around. Can you be here around nine each morning this week?” I nod myhead, knowing they leave at 8 AM each morning. It would be tight but doable.

“What about Talon?” I ask.

“I will handle Talon when he returns,” she assures me, and I nod.

“Okay, great,” I tell her, and she smiles before giving me a hug and checking her phone. She digsthrough her bag before grabbing her wallet and slipping me twenty dollars.

“Catch a cab back. They knock off soon, and you won’t make it back in time to shower before they getback,” she says, showing me the time on her phone, and I gasp.

“Shit!”

“A cab should be waiting out front. I had Mila call one for you ten minutes ago. Go, I will see youtomorrow,” she says, and I nod before pausing.

“Ah, where will I be working?” I ask her.

“Behind the bar, don’t worry,” she tells me, and I sigh in relief before rushing out to replace the cab.