Alpha Amanda's Love Adventure (By Aurora Grey) novel Chapter 315

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Amanda’s POV:

His words fell into me like a stone into still water, sending ripples through my chest.

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I knew he meant Amanda-my real self. But hearing that confession as Airel caused my emotions to be in chaos.

I stayed silent for a long time before asking the question I’d been holding back. My voice trembled slightly. “If … if you find out this friend is hiding something from you, would angry?”

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Moonlight lit up Samson’s side profile. I caught the look in his eyes. He didn’t hesitate. His voice was calm but sure. “No. I trust she has her reasons. I believe she wouldn’t lie without cause.”

Those words hit hard. My heart jumped, and my eyes burned. He trusted “Amanda” that deeply, yet here I was, still hiding behind Airel’s identity.

That trust warmed me and tore at me with guilt at the same time.

Silence settled again, heavier than before, packed with feelings I couldn’t sort out.

Outside, the rain kept falling, like it was trying to wash all those tangled emotions into the endless night.

I didn’t know when the rain finally lulled me to sleep.

We made it through most of the night without trouble.

At dawn, the rain had stopped. A soft noise woke me. Still half-asleep, I saw Samson moving. He was already cleaned up, quietly opening the door and slipping out.

When everything outside went silent, I opened my eyes fully. He was gone. I got up quickly and packed my things to check out.

Luckily, my original room wasn’t near the fire damage. Nothing inside was ruined. I packed everything up, checked twice to be sure nothing was left, and finished checking out without delay.

After leaving the hotel, I got into my sports car and drove straight to the racetrack. Caucan’s private race was happening there tonight. For some reason, I felt oddly excited.

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The racetrack parking area was underground and dimly lit.

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I parked cleanly and shut off the engine. When I reached over to grab my keys, my hand came up empty.

I frowned and searched the car, checking between the seats, inside compartments, and through my bag. I still found nothing.

Maybe I’d left them at home. It didn’t matter. I had a spare there, and I didn’t need it right now. So I stopped worrying about it.

I was about to open the door when a man’s lowered voice drifted out of the darkness, brushing right past my ear.

“Are you sure Samson is coming too?”

Samson? The name jabbed at me like a needle. My hand froze on the door handle, fingers tightening.

I held my breath and listened, turning my head slightly to peer through the window toward the sound.

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