Alpha 245

Natalia’s POV

I was taking orders while standing behind the counter, I kept glancing at the clock. I would have to

close the shop soon.

Max said he would come to check on my brother tonight. He also said he would speak with my

father and check on Eric’s health.

I was feeling tired. After I got back to the shop, I worked without stopping for four hours. It was a

pleasure to meet with Maz to

His gentle behavior really captured my heart. I recalled how he helped me when I was drunk in my

pack. I could not forget that was also drunk when he first came into this shop.

His first sentence after meeting me in this pack was that he had been searching for me.

Now I knew why he was looking at me. He liked me.

But did I like him?

People around me kept telling me that I had a crush on him. But ho true was it?

I bit my bottom lip as I remembered what I said to him when he asked me to attend my children’s

birthday party with him.

I said yes.

I agreed to join him. I would be there with him. I wanted my babies to meet him. If they liked him,

then it would be the best. I wanted to Introduce him to them as well.

As I was in my own thoughts, I heard the sounds of a bell ringing. I glanced at the glass door,

thinking a new customer had entered the shop.

But my eyes froze when I saw the person entering the shop.

1 frowned at him. ‘What is he doing here?”

His eyes were bloodshot. His gaze met mine, I was surprised to see him glaring at me,

What did he think of himself? What was he even doing there?

I shifted my gaze to the customers who turned their heads to look at him.

I thought he would come over the counter to approach me and create a scene like last time. But

instead of that, he walked to a table and sat down on a chair.

The customers focused back on what they were doing, not realizing that their head Alpha was

present among them.

“Alpha is here!”

I heard the voices of the other waitresses. I turned to them and said,

“Focus on your work,”

“Natalia, he must come here to meet you.”

I raised my brows. “Can’t you just pay attention to your work?”

The waitress lowered her head when I scolded her. I sighed when I realized that I was kind of rude

to her.

The other waitresses also looked upset. I shook my head and said,

“I’m sorry. Please ignore him and do your job. He is our customer and he likes our coffee. That’s the

reason we sent him the coffee to his company every day. Maybe he wants more; that’s why he is

here.

I tried to make them understand that there was nothing between me

and that man.

Those waitresses were quite young. They began to argue over who would approach him and take

orders.

I could not help but shake my head in disappointment at their unprofessional behavior.

I ignored their argument and walked to the table.

I placed the menu on the table and greeted him coldly.

“Alpha Adrian.”