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"I cannot be in a pack. I do not fit in," the hybrid said, but there was no protest in his voice. "But if it your wish for me to call you Alpha, I do not have a problem with that, Alpha," he said, voice heavily ladden with sarcasm and Lino sneered at the male who had the audacity to belittle him in his own home.

"Come tomorrow, Kayden will teach you all you need to know to be on the council. Now," Lino pressed forward. "I believe you have something to tell us."

"What did my child being the key mean?" Cassy asked almost immediately, itching to have answers to their questions immediately.

Lino could understand her impatience on the matter. His chest had been constricted the moment the hybrid walked in, and now his mouth felt dry.

He wiped his sweaty palms on his tailored pants and sucked in a deep breath to calm himself. Too much feeling in a day. Too much emotions. He found that with the day going by, he was becoming more and more anxious and leas focused. He'd reduce