The Alpha Who Cursed His Mate novel Chapter 9

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"Tell her you're sorry!" she says right in my face.

"I know, Josie, I tried too, but I struggled to say what I wanted. I'm going to make it up to her at school tomorrow,"

"Well, I should hope so, Magnus. It's the least you can do,"

"I know I owe it to her; do you think she will forgive me?"

"As long as you don't stuff it up with her again, I don't see why not,"

"Thank Josie," I smile.

"Oh, Flint and I never mentioned you and Nina had detention either," she says, pretending to zip her mouth.

"Thanks, I appreciate it,"

"Well, I hope you will be well enough to go to school tomorrow to make things right again with Nina," she smiles.

"Me too, see you in the morning," I smile and watch her leave the room.

Okay, so my checklist for tomorrow. Beg Nina for forgiveness and restore our friendship. Too easy. Trying to fall asleep, I tossed and turned all night and had a bad feeling about school tomorrow.

Sitting up, I look at myself in the mirror. My hair is a ragged mess from tossing and turning, and I can see slight bags under my eyes. My back feels okay, just a little tender, but nothing that can stop me from going to school. I shower and dress in jeans, a tight-fitting black shirt showing my muscular physique, and my favourite pair of black sneakers. As I comb my hair, it flings back into the shabby style, giving me the ruggedly handsome look instead of the sleek, pretty boy look I usually go for. I take my seat at the table for breakfast.

"Magnus, darling, how is your back, dear?" Astrid asks.

"It's fine. It wasn't anything major, to begin with."

"I'm glad to hear," she smiles.

I see Nina at the other end of the table, talking to her parents while eating breakfast. Josie is constantly looking between Nina and me. It's time to go to school. Nina grabs her bag and races ahead of us. I want to catch up to her, but she is faster than me. We have an assembly this morning and make our way to the hall. I sit as close as I can to Nina. There are five students between us. Claire calls out to me, races over, and sits next to me.

"Boo-boo, I've been looking for you all morning," she says, clings onto my arm, and leans on me as the assembly starts. I can't shake her off and cause a scene, so I sit there quietly.