Chapter Two Hundred and Fifty Three

Theo's POV

The packs emotions are all over the place today.

And not only am I struggling with dividing myself from those emotions but I'm also struggling not to act impulsively on Khai's.

He's terribly uncomfortable, his emotions frayed to say the least and there's nothing I can do about it.

As it is, I've found myself travelling to the training friend to watch from afar.

At first I don't particularly see what Khai's problem is.

They are all training as they should be, him standing aside as he watches on.

But then the murmured whispers of the pack members filter through my mind and I listen intently.

Hearing them shun him because he's now their alpha.

They haven't a clue how to act around him, unsure whether they should touch in him the manner they have been.

Their respect is boundless yet their behaviour is the opposite.

Instead of asking him outright if he wants to participate, they've seemingly forced him to sit on the sides lines as perhaps I would whilst I watched them train.

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