Goodbye My Alpha (Taya and Griffon)

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After leaving the neighborhood, she hailed a taxi and quickly went to the restaurant.

When she got out of the car, it was already dark and drizzling. Despite that, it didn't affect the romantic atmosphere of the restaurant at all.

Taya stood by the road, looking at the restaurant across from her. Two good-looking people were sitting in a private booth.

The man was wearing a black suit, leaning back on the sofa. His head was tilted slightly, staring at the woman opposite who was speaking with her lips... Meanwhile, the woman was wearing an alluring red dress. She leaned back on the sofa, staring at the man across from him, talking about something in detail. Taya couldn't see their expressions clearly, but the atmosphere reminded her of the time he took her to a French restaurant.

She didn't want to believe that the two were on a date, but her heart wouldn't stop racing at the thought of it.

Her fear completely overwhelmed any courage she had, and she didn't even dare to walk over.

She froze in place, hesitated for a long time, and finally mustered up the courage to walk towards the restaurant.

As soon as she crossed the sidewalk and got to the side of the road, she saw Griffon suddenly turning his head and looking out of the window.

Upon meeting his gaze, which seemed to be fixed on her, she quickly raised her hand and waved at him, but...

There was no expression on his beautiful, ethereal face. It was so cold that it could make one tremble.

The indifference in those eyes was colder than the look in his eyes he had when they were together three years ago.

Taya's raised hand froze in mid-air in the face of that unapproachable, icy expression.

She remembered that when she first agreed to be with him, she was worried that he would treat her coldly after getting what he wanted.

Right then, he possessed her, both in body and soul. Was her fear coming true?

Taya stood on the spot, numb for a moment. Then, she slowly lowered her hand.

She squeezed her fists tightly and looked at Griffon carefully, but still couldn't believe that he would look at her with such eyes.

She suspected that he only looked

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like that because he hadn't seen her

at all. Thus, she picked up her pace and walked a few steps closer.

However, the man in the seat looked aloof. He only lowered his eyelashes and gave her a frosty look.

Seeing his icy gaze, Taya stopped in place, and the blood all over her body went cold.

She couldn't believe it. The man in front of her, who had treated her dike she was the center of his world

three days ago, was turning his head away and treating her indifferently.

The light in her eyes gradually faded, and all the courage she had alsoNôvelDrama.Org holds text © rights.

o dissipated, making her

take another step forhent

However, it was exactly because she had always backed off that they had such a horrible past.

Since she was right in front of him, she had to ask for an answer...

Taya clenched her fists. She mustered up her courage again and quickly went to the door of the restaurant.

She wanted to rush in to go to Griffon, but the security guard stopped her.

"Miss, this place has been reserved by Ms. Davies. Please show your invitation card if you want to come in," he said.

"I'm here to see Ms. Davies and Alpha Knight. Please let me in..."

Taya kept repeating herself, but the guard refused to let her in.

She could only stand at the door of the restaurant at a loss, turning her head and looking at the people inside.

Griffon had been staring out of the window, and he was probably able to see how she tried to beg the guards, but he remained unmoved. Taya's heart ached, feeling suffocated. Tears rolled down her face uncontrollably.

At that moment, however, the nighttime rain was getting heavier and heavier, pouring down on her body.

Taya was drenched in the rain. She picked up her pace and moved to the window step by step, staring at Griffon.

After quietly staring at his gorgeous side profile for a moment, she stood on her tiptoes and reached out to knock on the glass.