"What?" she shouted, her eyes wide with surprise. Did she not blend in well enough with the boys? If she hadn't told Alex that she was a girl, he would have never guessed.
"I'm just saying," Alex replied with a slight shrug and a smile, though he didn't move away from her side.
Angela nodded slowly. She began to wonder what else she could do to blend in better. Then an idea struck her. Maybe if she changed the way she walked and talked, it would help.
She stopped standing straight like she usually did. Raising her shoulders, she pushed her arms slightly forward and squinted her eyes as she scanned around. She was going to frown, no matter what… because that's what the alphas did most of the time—walking around like the world was a burden, no trace of a smile. Maybe that kind of look impressed some girls, but not her.
"What the fuck are you doing?" Alex asked, staring at her with a straight face, as if he hadn't told her to blend in just a moment ago.
