After She's Terminal The Alpha Regrets (Elaine and Lucas) novel Chapter 183

Chapter 183

Blaine opened up the suitcase, placing it at the edge of the bed. She paced back over to her closet, rifling through the clothes for anything that might be suitable.

“I hear it rains a lot,” Harriet said, grabbing a jacket. “You’ll need to stay warm.”

“And I’ll need something to wear for the conference,” Elaine said, shifting back and forth on her heels. here’s only going to be Alphas there. It’s so much pressure.”

“You’ll want something that says you’re stunning while also being professional,” Harriet said, folding the jacket to place in the suitcase.

Elaine only rolled her eyes, amusement crossing her gaze. She wasn’t quite sure what she’d wear, or if she ever had anything that was suitable. Perhaps she’d go shopping when she arrived.

Nancy and Adrian had confirmed the Wolves of Newcastle Conference yesterday. The email had been sent and Adrian said it’d been the same one sent to him, though he wouldn’t be going this year.

So now here Elaine was, getting ready to go.

“Why wasn’t I invited?” Liam asked as he walked into the room with a plate of snacks.

“Maybe you’re just not as impressive as you think you are,” Harriet replied as she turned back to the closet.

Liam frowned.

Elaine turned to him, taking one of the grapes from the plate. “Or maybe they knew they simply wouldn’t be able to handle you.”

He chuckled softly at that. “Yeah?”

“Most definitely,” she said and turned back to her suitcase.

Harriet picked out a black dress from the closet, folding it neatly. “I’m quite excited for you. You must send us pictures!”

Elaine smiled and nodded. “I’ll make sure to take plenty.”

“And bring back souvenirs!”

“I will.”

“And–” Harriet began.

“And stay safe,” Liam interrupted. “It’s a long way away. Seven–hour flight. We can’t just be by your side in case something goes wrong.”

Elaine’s expression softened. He’d been in a constant state of worry ever since she’d confirmed she would be going. Though she couldn’t blame him, not entirely. It was a long way away, and with her illness, the trip didn’t come without its risks. 1

“We both agreed this trip would be good. Safer than me staying in the pack,” Elaine said.

Harriet was quiet for a time. Elaine had told her of Ayla’s actions and to keep an eye out for anything suspicious. For the next week, it would be safer for Elaine to be somewhere else.

“I know,” Liam said.