“I…uh…” he stammered, unsure of what to say.
“You aren’t to speak in my presence for a month,” Gavin sneered. “Now get out of my face.”
“Y…yes Alpha,” Adam said shakily as he quickly retreated out of the room, his head hanging low in defeat.
I tightened the scarf around my neck and when I was sure it wouldn’t slip again, I straightened my posture to look up at Gavin.
“I should get going; it’s getting late, and my mother is probably wondering where I am,” I told him.
He nodded.
“My driver, Leroy, is out front. Have him take you home,” he offered.
I shook my head.
“It’s okay, I’ll grab an Uber,” I told him as I pulled my phone out of my bag.
He put his hand over my phone screen, preventing me from using it.
“Don’t spend your money on a ride when I’m offering you one for fr
