Alpha Damon (Sienna) novel Chapter 38

Damon:

I walked toward my office, my jaw tight, my mind a storm of frustration.

I needed to get away from the commotion that was going around the park and I knew that I was going to need my peace of mind if I was going to be able to maintain and manage anything that was going around me.

Lysandra was pushing my limits. Again.

And she was not going to stop. I knew that.

At this point I found myself regretting the idea of telling my man to bring her back. I expected her to be easier. I expected things to go a lot smoother. Little did I know was that she was planning on playing this game a little more difficultly than I thought she would. 1

I had barely stepped inside when the door was shoved open behind me.

I exhaled sharply, already knowing who it was before I even turned around.

I had already caught her scent and was well aware that she was following me. And not only was she following me, but she was following me for trouble. She was following me to argue. As if I needed the headache.

Lysandra stood in the doorway, her face flushed with anger, her hands clenched into fists at her sides.

“How you look when you talk to her. How you sound when you say her name. How do you soften whenever she’s around? You don’t see all of that, do you?” Lysandra shook her head, her voice trembling with anger. “You act like you don’t want her here, but you can’t stop yourself from stepping in whenever someone so much as breathes in her direction.”

I clenched my jaw. “I stepped in because you were picking a fight over nothing. And as I said, she is the mother of my daughter if I am going to allow anyone to harm her…”

“Nothing? Do you really believe that I’m harming her right now? If I want to harm her, I’m going to do a lot worse than what I am.” She echoed, her tone full of disbelief. “That nothing is the woman who ruined everything! And yet, she’s here, living in our home, carrying your name on her child, while I…”

She stopped herself, her chest rising and falling rapidly, her anger bleeding into something deeper.