Trudeau’s POV Maybe I should go see Cassandra…“Argh…” A groan of frustration left my mouth recalling how much the distance was between the alpha quarters and the beta station. It was walkable, but considering how hot the sun was, it was surely not going to be a pleasurable one. I didn’t need the scorching sun hanging upon my head while I drilled myself to know if I had overreacted ripping off his hand.A walk to the Beta station turned into a walk back to my quarters. I mentally prepared myself to call Felix for an update when I ran into a pair and a plus one I didn’t think I would see out in the mid-day.My eyes paired with that of the Shaman, Phil. His weak blue eyes opened up wider and he immediately stepped back from the pair that had their head together in a hushed condition. In my opinion, there was a knowing look in his eyes that only they understood. I knew this because they both nodded at him. Ever since the council meeting the previous day, Phil had decided that he was abo
Trudeau’s POV Only she had turned it into something even more amazing. It wasn’t just a shed for the boats anymore. There was the boat house and a separate crib built with so much intentionality.“Okay…this looks good as fuck.” I complimented the inn even before I was inside. I was just thankful to be out of the sun and able to spend time in the warmth. It was styled like a 90’s trap house but the feminine version, only everything was styled from pink to the darkest shades of violet. Regardless, you could see it was her haven. That was when it began to occur to me. From Rodney’s to Guillemette and now, Cassandra. There was something they all had in common and that was the personal space they had created for their own mind space. This wasn’t something I was doing at the time or thought of doing. The inside walls were faint pink. They were so faint they could be confused for white walls on the first look or in not enough light. “This is like the female version of a—” “Trap house? Ye
Trudeau’s POV I sucked in a deep breath. “What are you doing?” I sighed. Now I felt like a fool letting it get this far, knowing well she probably wasn’t even worried about consequences or the fact we have spoken about how we shouldn’t cross this very line again. “I don’t know…just being silly.” She tried to play it off while touching my belt. Her fingers were working silently to remove it from its initial position. I removed her hands from me before it got too far. “Cassie, just stop it already.” I stood up immediately I was able to get her hands off me, staring back at her with disappointment in my eyes. “what??” She asked back in a defensive tone like she was in her right. “We have been doing this for ages. Ages. And now you want me to stop just because you got a new breeder. Come on, Tru. You know that’s not fair.” She cried out, sounding more frustrated than I had ever heard her sound. I felt bad for a bit, but then just like that, it evaporated because I knew exactly what
Audrey’s POVWe left the town towards the evening back to the center of town. The evening dining was already upon us as the sun began to set on the horizon while the trees had their shadows cast judiciously. On my arrival, there were so many details I didn’t take to my because of the swirling thoughts in my mind. There was no way I could find myself an actual muse when it felt like I was being breezed off into the unknown.Now the timing was different. With moderate sunlight spilling across the sky and down into the pine tree walls on both sides of the road, it felt nicer to appreciate. I was sat in the front seat with the driver.He was mute as expected, except for the time he had taken to remind us about nightfall, which unknown to me was a time to avoid the outside walls of the the alpha territory.“I never bothered to ask when I came because I was lost and struggling with my life but…why is the alpha territory separated from the rest of the pack? Like it’s it supposed to be like t
Audrey’s POV “That is Beta Cassandra’s secret lake house,” Sabrina said.I was already looking at it with how it was weirdly shaped with its prospects being that it belonged to an angst teen. It was a funny discovery.“I mean it’s not so secret if we are looking right at it—well, past it is I am being geographically accurate,” I added my bit to it, thinking to myself that I was hella smart. I couldn’t tell if Trudeau had seen us pass by. I mean not the car itself because that is almost impossible to go unnoticeable. But me. I wondered if he saw me through the open passenger seat window. Which made me wonder why that even mattered to me so much, that he saw me.Sabrina made a noise that caused me to turn back. It was between a snort and a snicker.“Girl, it is a secret because you are the lycan alpha’s breeder. Like you live in the same quarters with the alpha and sleep in the same bed…well according to my knowledge. I don’t see what goes on in the golden rooms—? “But somehow, you kn
Audrey’s POV She suddenly turned back to me. “Hey, how about we got to make a start-up with these bad boys while I tell you about things that would fascinate you.”“I am in.” I immediately agreed. Cynthia changed the direction of her footsteps from the council meeting building to the direction of the garden which was behind his private building where our rooms were. We walked in silence. After a relatively hot day, the sun was setting, sending golden beams from the horizon, coloring the sky and air alike. We were halfway through from the main gate when I decided to strike up a conversation. “Honestly, I think this is the first time since I arrived that I don’t feel this pressure behind me. Like I’m falling someone by not existing right.”She hummed. After some seconds, I took it as she didn’t know what to say. “You know…I get what you mean.” Her tone is so genuine, that I started to think the opening up may have already started. “When I was in the field with other workers—omega i
“About time…” I heard Felix mutter under his breath. It was a valid reaction so I let it slide. “Sorry, I kept you waiting. So fill me in. What do they talk about?” I went straight to the point since I wholly participated in wasting his time earlier. Felix sighed staring ahead. It kind of gave me a deja-vu moment where it was just myself and Cynthia sitting on the edge of the fountain slab. This time it was me and Felix, and the comfortable twist to add to this would be that this conversation happened to be about her. Well, not entirely but you get the point. “Starting from the start of the journey?”“Every detail.” I blurted out first, then took some breath to push down the desperation. “I mean every detail from how Audrey interacts with the other women, things they spoke about. What she ate and what she didn’t want to eat—that’s of it was previously mentioned. I can’t pin what I want you to tell me to just one—” “I get it. You want to hear everything. I hear you. Well first, the
Trudeau’s POV“Hey…” I held onto her hand. She was startled by the sudden contact, instinctively trying to drag her wrist away from my grip the next second. I made sure not to let struggle, letting go of her wrist. “I didn’t complain about the view now, did I?” her eyes did a little weird dance. She looked slightly uncomfortable and shy at the same time. I understood why she felt like that though. This wasn’t supposed to be a normal experience. At the same time, I didn’t want to give her the experience of every other woman I have been with. Hardcore sex that leaves them tangled up in their fancy. I wanted to go into a different pattern. “I never wanted this life, you know…but this might be fate.” I tried to sound as genuine as possible. “What??” Her lips squirmed. For someone who claimed that he was tired, my eyes were much at alert than they have ever been. “Are you trying to laugh??” And she did. She broke out into a very poorly held-back laughter. It seemed as if the night w