My Three Roommates Used My Photos to Catfish Three Elite Alphas Chapter 06

My Three Roommates Used My Photos to Catfish Three Elite Alphas Chapter 06

During the University of Washington’s homecoming week, I found a paid greeter position on the alumni forum.

Just before I left, Sophia asked why I wasn’t going to my hotel job that day.

No matter how bad the weather was, I had never missed a shift before.

“There’s an alumni event today, so I took the day off from the hotel.”

I glanced at my phone.

Ethan had already replied to the message I’d sent him.

Ever since our encounter at the Fairmont, Ethan had started showing up at the restaurant where I worked more and more often.

Someone had clearly spoken to the manager in advance, because I was always assigned to wait on Ethan at his private table.

He would claim he’d ordered too much food and it would go to waste, then insist that I sit down and eat with him.

Thanks to his persistence, I had been eating more regularly lately. My cheeks had filled out slightly, making me look healthier than before.

Sophia offered to come with me, but I turned her down.

She merely shrugged as though she didn’t care, but the comments before my eyes immediately began racing past.

[Stop her!]

[Claire’s online boyfriend, Lucas Reed, is one of the distinguished alumni invited back for this event. He already knows his online girlfriend attends the University of Washington, but he deliberately kept his visit a secret because he wants to surprise her.]

[If Erin is working as a greeter and Lucas sees her, won’t the whole scam be exposed?]

[Doesn’t she care about money more than anything? Why would she take time off from the hotel for an alumni event?]

[Don’t worry. There are so many people here today that they might not even run into each other.]

No matter how frantically the comments argued, Sophia couldn’t see them.

When I arrived at the meeting point, a staff member immediately asked, “Are you here to cover Amy’s shift?”

I nodded and took the greeter badge from her.

The day before, I had happened to see a student offering to pay someone to cover her shift because she was sick.

Remembering what the comments had revealed, I accepted the job immediately.

The greeters were stationed all over campus.

Lucas wasn’t only a distinguished alumnus. His family had also donated huge sums of money toward the university’s laboratory building and athletic center.

Someone like him would definitely be assigned to the VIP lounge inside the building.

I walked around the building for a long time, getting bitten several times by mosquitoes on my arms and calves.

Just as I began to wonder whether my guess had been wrong, the air behind me suddenly shifted.

Someone wrapped an arm around my waist from behind, his warm breath brushing the side of my neck.

The young male wolf’s scent of sunlight, pine, and citrus quickly surrounded me.

“What a coincidence, running into you here.”