FEYRE I am angry. No, I am beyond livid. It takes every ounce of my self-control to stop myself from sneaking into Alpha Zade’s room and destroying things until I feel some of the anger leave me. I choose the higher road and instead take a cold shower. It works very well for anger and I would hig
ALPHA ZADE I worked out late tonight, I knew it was going to be an off night and most of the pack members would be out. It is usually something I look forward to because it means the pack house would be less noisy and I can keep to myself, do other things freely. But the thought of her being there
FEYRE It is safe to say I did not think things through. The shock that rattled through me when I saw how Alpha Zade lost control made me rethink the game I played. I didn't expect him to act out, especially like that. I knew it would annoy him, but that was just it. I thought he didn't care but
FEYRE I sit up now, giving her a curious look. I don’t know where we stand a hundred percent so I’m trying to be careful “You know, I am always around and in this pack house every day in my life but the one night I go out is when drama ensues. This is so unfair.” She grumbles then throws her hands
FEYRE Delilah didn’t elaborate on what she meant by Alpha Zade vowing to not take a mate and I had acted uninterested though curiosity is killing me. Breakfast was awkward to say the least and I wanted it to end even before it started. I didn’t have such luck and it drew on, what was supposed to
FEYRE Damien’s words made me smile. I rolled my eyes, tension that I didn’t even know formed, loosening in my stomach. “I wasn’t checking you out, don’t get all smug now.” I try to match his light tone. He laughs, throwing his head back. I feel relieved that he doesn’t seem to hold what happened
ALPHA ZADE I ran my hand through my hair, cursing under my breath before I bound up the stairs in a hurry. The only other door at the end of the hallway closes before I can get to it and I curse again. I pause outside and rap my knuckles on it three times, no reply comes. I sigh and turn, resting
ALPHA ZADE Ayda sighs and scratches behind her ears, she looks away before I get the chance to make out what I’m reading in her eyes. “I want you back there, everyone does,” I add when she still doesn’t speak more than a minute later. “I don’t think I’m ready,” she says, like she always does and