Eva And Her Beta Mate

ting for her since nobody had wanted to tell since her mother had died in the accident her drug-addicted stepfather had caused. He had gone awol before the police could find him, leaving E

urn to England. There was nothing for her here. Eva looked up as the black door of the limousine opened up, and a young man around thirty got out. He was wearing a suit and a matching black tie. His eyes started right across at Eva. She looked around, thinking perhaps he was waiting for someone else. Nobody was there, and the bus took a long time. Suddenly uncomfortable, Eva grabbed her phone from her bag and called her best friend. She did not pick up, so Eva decided to call her boyfriend, Dan. Hearing his voice on the other end of the phone made her feel a little better. “Oh hey, what's up?” He said, not seeming very glad to hear from her. Eva was about to tell him how much she missed him when she heard a familiar voice in the background. Lara? What was her best friend doing with Dan? They hated each other's guts. Lara had never approved of their relationship, and Dan often would say she was jealous of their closeness. “Dan, what's Lara doing there?” Eva mumbled; she noticed the man still staring at her. The phone went silent for a moment. Eva swore she could hear giggling, and then Dan said he had to go and would call her back later. Eva could not believe what had just happened. The tears were falling on her face now, but she did not care. The loss of her mother and the betrayal of her best friend and boyfriend were all too much. She forgot about the stranger until he stood in front of her. “Excuse me, Miss?” he sat beside her, causing her to jump in fright. “What do you want? Please don't hurt me.” she wept, becoming hysterical. The man's eyes widened in disbelief as the young woman lost her mind at him. “I won't hurt you, and I wanted to help.” He explained, pointing to the limousine. “I saw there were no taxis, and it doesn't look like you were getting picked up any time soon. Plus, it's freezing out here.” He gestured to the blanket in his hands, and Eva nodded gratefully. He draped it around her shoulders, and Eva instantly felt warmer. “Would you like a lif