Sold To An Alpha - Chapter 202

Jenny’s lashes fluttered furiously in shock and her wrist fidgeted in his hold as she tried to free her hand. However, it was of no avail as his grip on her wrist was quite strong. “Hey! Let me go! ” A bit of fear reflected in her eyes, and Nirmolak slowly let go of her hand before taking a deep breath.

Jenny rubbed her wrist and her brown eyes glared at him. “Are you crazy or something? So what if I said something? I wanted you to help me, but you just went all mad for reasons I can’t tell.” She scoffed at him, with annoyance evident in her tone.

Nirmolak’s eyes blinked as he stared at the petite young woman in front of him, babbling non-stop at him. He glanced at her scooter and cleared his throat, as though realizing his mistake. His expression became less furious and he slightly dilated his eyes. “What did you want me to… help you with?” He inquired, and she rolled her eyes at him.

“I was just going to ask you to help me pull the scooter up as I need to find a way to take it home so it can be fixed.” She replied as a downcast expression made its way to her face.

Nirmolak moved his gaze to the scooter and examined it before returning his gaze to her. “You think that could be fixed?” He asked with a bit of confusion in his blue eyes, and she nodded at him.

“I see…” He nodded at her and walked towards the scooter, then easily pulled it up. He turned to her and pointed at a closed shop. “You can park it there for the night, then return tomorrow to take it back home.” He suggested, and Jenny shifted her gaze to the store. She tapped her fingers on her thigh as though she was thinking, eventually nodding after thinking for a few seconds. “Alright then.” She nodded, and he walked towards the scooter and hauled it up with ease, taking it to the store, then parking it besides it.

Jenny’s eyes flickered vigorously at how easily he did that, and a quick breath left her nose. “You did that pretty easily.” Nirmolak raised his brow at her as she complimented him with a simple smile on her face.

“What?” She spread her hands innocently as she didn’t understand why he raised his brows at her.

Nirmolak ignored her and glanced around everywhere before halting his gaze on her. “Where is your home?” He inquired, and she drew her head back in confusion.

“What?! If you’re going to be able to walk home by yourself, then I don’t mind leaving you here.” He said it with seriousness in his tone.

Jenny’s lashes throbbed, and she slightly shook her head at him. “You’re weird.” She turned to the road ahead of them to realize that not many people were walking on it anymore. A low breath escaped her nose and she turned back to face him. “It’s a few blocks away.”

“I see…” He nodded and unexpectedly walked to stand in front of her with his back facing her, then bent down a little, waiting for her to climb onto his back.

Jenny’s eyes dilated as she was stunned, and she darted her eyes around. “Yo-you want to piggyback me?” She inquired, and a deep groan erupted from Nirmolak’s throat. “Are you getting on or not?” He asked in a tone that held utter disbelief.

Jenny’s eyes fluttered, and she moved to climb onto his back. She wrapped her legs around his waist and her arms around his neck.

He grabbed onto her leg to hold her from falling, then began to walk towards her home at a bit of an extraordinary speed that was a bit more than just walking.

Jenny stared at him appalled, wondering if this was how he always walked. I mean, who walks like that?

They ambled the whole way in complete silence, and on sighting her home, she quickly pointed at it, letting him know.

Nirmolak crossed the road, and on stopping in front of their gate, he bent, letting her down.

A friendly smile emerged on Jenny’s face, and she bowed a bit in respect to him. “Thank you very much.”

Nirmolak stared at her completely stunned as he didn’t expect that. Humans were never like this! He examined her from head to toe and slowly nodded at her, but didn’t respond.

“May… I know your name.” She implored, and he stared at her for a few seconds before replying. “Nirmolak.”

“Nirmolak…” she repeated to herself as she found the name quite extraordinary and unique, and her smile widened. “My name is Jennifer. Jenny, for short.” She said, and Nirmolak slightly nodded at her.

“I will be going in now. Thank you again for helping me.” She bowed once again and turned around to walk to the gate. However, she halted, turned, and began to wave her hand at him, bidding him goodbye.

Nirmolak slowly lifted his hand and slightly waved his hand at her. She smiled jovially and turned around, walking into the compound as the bodyguards pulled the gate open for her.

Nirmolak stared intently at the gate before finally turning around. He pulled the cap of his hoodie over his head and stuffed his hands into his pocket.

He began to walk away, and finally, when he was out of sight, he took off at a great speed, rushing back to the mansion.

He arrived at the latest in twenty minutes and removed the hoodie cap. He strolled into the mansion and bumped into Shawn, who was drinking a bottle of water.

“Sorry.” Shawn apologized immediately, but he ignored him and sauntered straight towards his room.

He stepped in and shut the door behind him, then hurriedly moved to pour a glass of water for himself. He gulped down a mouthful and walked to stand at the huge glass window. A deep breath escaped his nose and he dropped the glass of water.

He really can’t believe that he interacted with a human and even piggybacked her home! Was he blinded when he did this or was he cast under a spell? He slightly shook his head and loosened his hair, letting it fall to his shoulders. He then turned around and walked over to sit down on the sofa.

He pulled his top off, leaving his upper body bare, and threw his head back, then shut his eyes.