Alpha Amanda's Love Adventure (By Aurora Grey) novel Chapter 108

Chapter 108 The Alpha’s Decision

Amanda’s POV:

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Jayden stood under the oak tree, the Windspire Pack’s uniform making his shoulders look even broader. The young alpha’s wolf spirit pulsed with nervous determination, like he had used up all his courage. “See you at the competition.”

After that, he gave a quick wave and walked away without another word, his stride firm and steady.

I stood there, confused. What was that all about?

Shaking my head, I didn’t bother to think about it. I pulled out my phone and called a ride. Not long after, I was back at the castle.

When I pushed open the gate, I saw Hugh and Samson playing chess under a tree in the yard.

“Amanda!” Hugh spotted me first. His eyes lit up as he stood and set his chess piece down. “Why didn’t you tell me you were coming back? I would’ve sent Samson to pick you up.”

I smiled. “It’s fine, Hugh. I got here just fine on my own.”

He took my hand and looked at me carefully, frowning a little. “You’ve lost weight. It’s only been two weeks!”

Then he turned toward the house and called, “Beata! Make some chicken soup for Amanda tonight. Add a little moonstone powder to boost her wolf spirit.”

“Got it, Mr. Hugh!” Beata Bird, the maid, called back from inside.

“Come on, Amanda. Play a round with me,” Hugh said, pulling me toward the chessboard. Samson quietly stood up and gave me his seat.

The board wasn’t regular chess-it was Howlstead’s version, where each piece was carved with a pack’s crest. The rules were more complex, involving wolf spirit energy and battle logic.

I’d learned a bit from my grandpa before, but I was still half a beginner. Facing a veteran like Hugh, I didn’t have much confidence.

“Samson,” Hugh said with a laugh, “help her out a little; don’t let her lose too badly.”

“Yes, Grandpa,” Samson replied in his deep voice, standing behind me.

Feeling slightly braver with him there, I picked up the piece marked with the Glacier Pack’s crest and made my move.

But Hugh was a pro. Every step he took was part of a grand strategy, like a real pack war unfolding on the

board.

Samson stayed silent behind me. Once in a while, when I hesitated, he’d tap his finger lightly on the table, right at the spot that could turn the game around.

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Chapter 108 The Alpha’s Decision

Even so, I lost. Three rounds in a row.

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I slumped over the table in defeat and turned to Samson. “Hugh told you to help me, not watch me lose three times.”

He simply said, “When it’s not your game, you don’t comment.”

Well, he wasn’t wrong.

I was speechless for a moment, then stuck out my tongue playfully. “Grandpa, you’re amazing! You always win me by one move ahead; did you do that on purpose?”

Hugh laughed heartily, patting the back of my hand. “You clever little pup! Losing with style is still impressive. You managed to hold your ground against me till the end; that’s no small feat.”

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