Alpha Twins And Their Hybrid Mate novel Chapter 43

ELLA POV

I had moved back into the apartment above the cafe and I was still working there without any trouble from Sara or Sierra. But my coworker Travis kept asking me a lot of questions about my situation. I could tell that he was worried, but there was nothing to be worried about.

I’d survived much worse. At least now I didn’t have anyone telling me what to do or beating me when I didn’t do what they wanted me to do.

I could tell that Travis was worried about me, but I also tried to keep as much distance between us as possible.

He was starting to get that look in his eye and I definitely wasn’t in the mood for dating.

“What happens if Sara insists that Mr. Calvert fire you?” Travis asked.

“He won’t.” I said.

“How do you know that?” Travis asked. And I stopped what I was doing to look at him.

“Because his wife already kicked me out of the house because of the fighting between me and Sara. He’s not going to leave me jobless as well. Besides, this job is the best one I’ve ever had. So I definitely won’t be leaving here without a fight. Don’t worry about me Travis. I know how to take care of myself.” I said. So he nodded his head and he got back to work as well.

It wasn’t too much longer before I heard whispering coming from the rest of the staff and I looked up to see Sara standing at the counter.

My stomach dropped immediately and my heart started pounding in my chest.

I didn’t know if I had the energy to put up with her today. I was exhausted and I needed to go and get some rest. But I was working full time hours at this cafe so I wasn’t really getting a chance to get much rest.

“She wants you to serve her.” Travis said. And I stood there for a second taking a couple of deep breaths before I walked over to the counter.

“What can I get you?” I asked, looking at her very indifferently.

“An Americano please.” She said.

“Damn. That’s gonna burn down the back of my shirt.” I said as I walked over to the coffee machine.

As soon as I finished making her coffee I handed it to her and she gave me a piece of paper.

I looked at her confused, so I opened it and there was an address on it.

“I want to sort everything out with you. Tonight. But we can’t do it at home. Not with my parents there. Can you meet me here when you finish work?” She asked.

I had a bad feeling about this. Sara had made no attempts at trying to sort things out with me. She hated me, which she obviously thought I would just simply overlook. But I really didn’t know if I could trust her.

“Please? I promise that I just want to talk.” She said.

“About what? I mean, your mother banished me. The pack’s yours. There’s not really much more to say.” I said.

“This isn’t about the pack or our parents. This is about us being sisters. Which I obviously overlooked because I was so desperate to be the next Alpha of the pack. I’m sorry and I think we need to have a conversation about this. But not here with everyone looking at us.” She said.

I still hesitated for a moment before I finally agreed. I wanted her to leave because she was making me feel uneasy and I told her that I would meet her at the address after work.

She smiled at me and took her coffee and left the cafe.

Travis was standing near me and he told me that I was an idiot for trusting her. She’s a conniving bitch. But the truth is, she’s still my sister and as much as I didn’t trust her, I was going to give her the benefit of the doubt here.

I didn’t have a family. Dean was the only one that was really acting like my family and I haven’t heard from him since his mate kicked me out. So I don’t even know if I can rely on him right now.

When work was over I put the address of this place into my phone to find out where the hell it was and it was pointing to a house out of town.

I had to call an uber because I couldn’t walk that far and I gave him the address.

The uber driver even looked concerned and he stopped at the edge of a dirt road that led up to the house where Sara wanted to meet me.

“Are you sure this is the right place?” He asked.

“Yeah. It’s the address I was given.” I said. And he was looking around, just as much as I was.

“Are you sure you’re not being set up?” He asked.

“I honestly don’t know. My sister does hate me so it’s a possibility. But I told her that I would hear her out.” I said. So he grabbed out a piece of paper and started writing something on it.

“Alright. Look, here’s my number. The second you think you might be in trouble, get the hell out of there and call me. I’ll come straight back and get you.” He said, handing me his number.

“Thanks. I appreciate it.” I said.

“You’re an attractive young woman. A lot of things can happen to someone like you.” He said. And I reached in my bag and pulled out a taser.