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That same night, she waited for him in the dining room as she kept looking at the food she had prepared for dinner. He was unusually late that night. It was almost ten p.m., and she thought he wouldn't come home and she should just go to bed. Despite that, she couldn't stop getting worried. She hoped she could talk to him that night about her phone and if he was in a good mood. About going to school. She had been thinking of not giving up on her dream because of her father. She would love to go to school. She had even applied at one school not quite long before he started working in the Alpha's house, but couldn't continue because of the money. The money from the work she was doing now was enough, but she only had one problem. The Alpha. She waited for about half an hour again, but whe