Uninvited

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Alphas POV

I quickly walked down the stairs. William here? Why? Why would he want to have THIS place? I understand it would be easier to get humans but still. This was a poplar bar. I will admit it was but I wouldn’t sell it. Not to anyone and especially not William.

I walked down to the bar. I quickly passed one of my employees and down to the center. William was talking to Brendon as they waited. William was had a briefcase with him. Money?

“William,” I smiled and he turned to me with his own smirk, “Why are you here?”

“Oh Alpha, you look wonderful today.”

“Cut the crap William.”

He chuckled lightly, “I'm here to make you an offer to you.”

I was laughing quietly to myself, “An offer I can’t refuse?”

“It may end up that way, yes.”

“There isn’t enough money in the world for this…”

I had stopped and William opened the case. He turned it to me and showed me the contents. He pulled out a small stack of hundreds. He showed me that there were ten bills to a stack. That meaning that it was a thousand dollars per bundle.

He placed it back in there. There were at least twenty sets of a thousand dollars and that was just the top row. There had to be another twenty thousand on the bottom as well. Forty thousand dollars, total.

“I’m sorry William but that’s just not enough money.”

“I thought so.” After his comment I gave him a puzzled look.

You will receive this amount every month for the next thirty five years.

Wait. What? I counted in my head. One year would be 480,000 dollars times that by thirty five? Oh my I'm going to be rich.

His words were soft, “Over sixteen million.”

“May I ask where you’d get this money?”

He shrugged, “Let’s say I have connections.”

I shook my head, “I’m sorry William, but that is just not enough money.

“How is about seventeen million not enough?”

“As a whole that’s a lot but at a time it’s not enough. William, you need to understand that I have six people living in my home besides the workers living here too. Forty thousand dollars isn’t enough for the people let alone my workers when I tell them they need to move out.”

“How many workers are here, living here I mean.”

“I have ten here because they have no where else to go.”

Brendon spoke with a sneer, “What you run a charity house too?”

William looked at him, “Urie!”

Brendon held his hands up defensively and turned away, “Just saying.”

William returned to me, “Well, what if I let them continue working here. Hell, live here for less…”

My soft smile met his, “I’m sorry William. As generous as this may be I must decline.”

His smile fell and he started to glare, “I wouldn’t suggest that statement to me at this moment.”

“And why not?”

I watched as Alex Gaskarth come up to us, “I'll burn this whole place down now.”

“Alex…This was a second home to you.”

He smiled and leaned over the bar, “Do I look like I care?”

I leaned close to him and whispered, “You’ll be killing Kaylene.”

In his eyes. Those doe eyes of happiness had a twinge of guilt. Only for a second though. It was there. I knew it was. Now it was filled with hatred. He looked at me with those angry eyes but I didn’t feel the anger at me. More as if it was for William. It could even been for Kaylene.

His lip quivered, “She’s here?”

William chuckled lightly, “Of course she’s here. Where else would she be?”

Alex looked at me and back to William. He backed away and headed off. I had no idea where he went. Now I was stuck in a situation. I couldn’t have this place burn down. The insurance alone wouldn’t cover all the costs.

“How about this?”

My attention snapped to William, “What?”

“We sweeten up the deal.”
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