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Aurora’s eyes lit up at the sight of Alpha Denzel, as she had not seen Valerie. It was pure luck that she had the opportunity to be in his house, especially since he was alone.
"Don Denzel." Excitement laced her voice, but Denzel did not answer her. Instead, he brought out his phone and dialed Godic’s number.
"Will you tell me what Aurora is doing at my house?" There was a hint of irritation in his tone, and Godic was nervous. Due to the urgency with which he had left, he was unable to inform Don Denzel about the change of events.
"I’m sorry, Don. The cleaner couldn’t make it, and the agency could not find a replacement quickly.
I decided to do it myself, but Aurora insisted on coming with me.
Since she had finished work, I did not refuse.
When you called, we left her to finish the cleaning.
I also received the pizza, and it’s in the fridge. "
Denzel was grateful for Godic’s thoughtfulness, but Aurora’s presence at his house complicated things. If only Godic had not brought her, as it made her easy to track. Additionally, Alpha Denzel disliked having people in his space, except for a select few.
"You should inform me next time before letting anyone into my house." His warning was stern, but Godic was relieved. He expected worse than that.
"Yes, Don, I’m very sorry."
Denzel understood how Godic had arrived so quickly at the supermarket. He had left from the manor. Aurora’s smile remained unwavering as she recalled how her late sister had a charming smile.
"Don, let me help you with the bags." She offered to take the groceries, but Denzel refused to let go of them.
"No, you are done here. You can leave." His voice was stern, and Aurora felt offended. Don Denzel should have been appreciative of her kindness. After a tiring day at the office, she had spent half of her free time coming to clean his house and had even offered to take his groceries.
"You look upset. I insisted on doing it because you’ve been kind to me." Sadness dulled her physical expressions, but Alpha Denzel frowned slightly, not wanting Valerie to misinterpret the situation.
She was quiet, indicating that she was attentive to their conversation.
"Did you hear what I said?" Denzel was getting upset, but Aurora was not willing to leave without making an impression, especially when he mentioned having a wife over the phone.
Since no one knew about it, it could not be true. It might just be a girlfriend, and Aurora was determined for the girlfriend not to be upgraded to a wife.
"Yes, but please let me help, okay?" She insisted, and Valerie, tired of standing idle behind the tall man with a hot body, scoffed.
"Denzel, open the door already. I’m starving."
Aurora froze when she caught a glimpse of the slender woman who emerged from behind Alpha Denzel, looking like a supermodel.
"Who are you?" The question slipped out before she could stop it, but Valerie could not hold back, even though Denzel had already explained Aurora’s place in his life.
It was evident that Aurora had a crush on Valerie’s man, and Valerie was not pleased. "Must I introduce myself to her?" Valerie instinctively asked Denzel irritably, the latter forcing a smile and giving Aurora a warning look.
"No, just stay here. Let me get a few things, and we can go somewhere else."
Alpha Denzel could not stay in the house because of Aurora, regardless of her reason for being there. What if someone followed her? They knew not to track Godic, but Aurora was different.
Valerie did not like the idea of leaving. She stood in front of the living room and froze in admiration. "Why? This is amazing. I want to see what else you have in there." Valerie had already walked past him to explore other parts of the manor.
Things were different here from the pack house, and although both places were luxurious, Valerie appreciated the change.
Aurora’s knees felt weak as she walked out of the manor. She had come with Godic, so she did not have the car that Don Denzel had instructed to be given to her. She looked back at the entrance where two people had entered.
"Her sister was young and innocent. How was she able to capture the heart of a man like Don Denzel? That woman with him was nothing like Lisa. She had stunning beauty and was quite proud. How could she be Don Denzel’s type?
"I know what to do," Aurora said confidently.
Inside, Alpha Denzel did not touch the pizzas delivered earlier, only the new one. "This is pepperoni pizza. Taste it." He took a slice to Valerie, who was already arranging the groceries in the fridge when the food was brought to her lips.
She opened her mouth and took a bite. "It’s good. How do they make it?"
Alpha Denzel loved the way she took charge of the manor but still felt that they should not be there. "I’ll teach you one day," he said proudly, planning to perfect his skills in that area before doing so.
"The guns too," Valerie reminded him.
He immediately pressed a remote, and the wall behind the LED screen shifted to the left. Valerie was shocked when she saw different types of weapons, which she recognized as guns.
"They look like killing weapons."
Denzel agreed. "They are. Guns are easy to use, and they kill very fast too. Here." He threw one to her and then picked up the bullets. "You always have to load it with bullets before pulling the trigger."
He guided her hand to the trigger after loading the gun. Valerie was about to pull the trigger when he said, "not here. I don’t have a training room in this manor, so if you shoot, you will destroy things. The other house has a place for training on guns. Let’s go there."
He took advantage of the situation to encourage her to move to a different house with him since she loved this one so much.
Valerie did not refuse because of the knowledge she was going to gain but went towards the windows when they went upstairs to help pack Denzel’s bags. She tried to pull the curtains, but it didn’t move. "How do you handle these?"
Denzel picked up the remote and pressed it. "Here. Use the remote control."
"For curtains?" Valerie asked, looking puzzled, but Alpha Denzel’s eyes caught something, and he pushed her. "Down, down," he yelled.
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