t to breathe while he was near. And the electricity sizzling in his stomach wasn’t helping matters. Sawyer had never imagine

twinkle, probably caused by the light of the half-moon up in the sky. Sawyer had felt his breath cease when t

awk alphas were in supply. He’d been slouching further down in his seat whenever a passing alpha glanced at him. Sawyer sensed

e’d been glad to go along with this idea because he needed a breather. When he stood to go, and saw the same alpha he’d seen up at the corridor, his legs wanted to give out beneath him. Because this time the alpha was st

o limit to

hat made him feel like he was stepping on eggs and didn’t want to break a single one. He most definitely didn’t enjoy being rude, but alphas who cracked an omega at the first conv

efinit

g out instead, or leave the country by bus or lorry or somet

son, he felt

s. The night was a bit chilly and he was having a slight headache from all

nd the aura they exuded wasn’t the one he’d felt with the alpha earlier. This time, th

ey didn’t mean any harm. Sawyer’s instincts were never wrong. He decided to ignore t

ree of them. Their eyes raked over his body, eyes flashing gold in lust as they inhaled deeply as though he was some sumptuous d

dn’t need their s

walk out on them. The bus stop was just a few blocks there. Perhaps, once there

other as they argued in low tones. Perhaps on who would get to go down first on Sawyer? He was running no

w and Sawyer’s anger flared. He turned, w

, let alone three to knot with. Now he was turning them down. It was his chance to get

d-looking, which was sometimes the case with these annoying, pushy alphas, but they weren’t what he wanted. At all. His heat may

e of you to get picky

ng his tail in mockery

oulder. Sawyer felt his skin crawl. “Give us a chance to prove to you t

answer. He shrugged the hand off. “I

such a s

should stop b

in a bid to stop him from moving away any further. “You need our help. Your heat has been calling out to us t

sted. Get the he

the farthest pushy alphas normally went before they struck. A rough hand yanked him towa

ur way. Brax! Keep his mouth shut. It wouldn’t take much l

he slumped to the floor. In a flash, Sawyer tore down the road, the other two alphas hot at his heels. He could ne

him when suddenly, he heard a yelp, followed by thuds. He dared not to look back but his curiosity got the best of hi

is knees as he tried to even his bre

ands on Sawyer’s back. Relief and safety flooded Sawyer’s bei

retty charming that this alpha had stalked him all the way here. He could h

k down the road where they came from. “It’s so late. The last bus must’v

t back down in an instant. After those alphas, he wasn’t kiddi

bother. It’d be best y

ly. It was music to Sawyer’s ears. “It

d. But I don’t want tr

What

nd, I think. The one you were wit

pha laughed.

whatever you guys have together. I don’t want to be someone’s one

se assumptions are so hurtful. And no, I don’t wish to fuc

Alphas are

abe. Then I’ll

r smiled. “You never

. Danie