MIRAM'S FURY

Aaron knew for a fact that what he was doing was potentially dangerous to everyone involved. Both him and Mia could be greatly affected by this. He couldn't understand why his wolf responded so quickly to her. It reacted to things as insignificant as her scent. 

She was cursed and could not transform to her wolf form. It was the rumor that preceded her the moment that she set foot in his territory. 

That night when he had seen her in that inn, she was at the bar and she was just sitting there, drinking from her cup, his wolf had reacted to her. He tried to control it but it was very hard and almost impossible.

Finally, he approached her.

He was wearing a cloak that night so that he wouldn't be recognized by any werewolf within his territory. There were only a few who knew it was him and they were the ones he had met with in that same inn.

"You're wasted." He said.

"Why do you care?" She asked

"I don't actually." Aaron replied coldly.

She scoffed and took another huge gulp from her cup. She tried to stand but then I caught her before she would collide with the ground.

She chuckled lightly, "I hope you're not expecting a thank you from me?"

That night, he wasn't aware that she was Mia. I didn't think she would be the one but after everything we did and realizing just how much my wolf responded to her, I decided to look into her.

Justice reported to me that she had been to the alchemist trying to find a solution to a curse.

He was shocked at first, 

"Are you sure of what you're telling me, Justice?" I asked him.

"Yes Alpha." He replied.

"And what of her name? Did you get it?"

He nodded, "Mia. That's what he called her."

I smirked, I wasn't supposed to be enjoying this but it was weird that out of every werewolf that I would have an intimate encounter with, it just happened to be my stepsister who I had left behind a long time ago.

"She was different but why did my wolf respond to her? If she truly is the daughter of my father and I am his son, my wolf should not have responded to her in the manner it did." He thought.

He needed to get to the bottom of all these confusions. His head was disorganized at that moment. 

He sighed and called Justice over to his office, 

"You called for me." Justice said.

"I want you to always look after her. She doesn't know much about our pack and her safety is very important." He said.

Justice bowed slightly, "but Alpha Aaron, if I might ask, why are you doing this?" 

Aaron sighed and looked away towards the open window, "I don't know either, I can't seem to control myself and I have to find out something important." Aaron replied.

"But what of the Luna, Miram?" He asked.

Aaron scoffed, "I didn't make Miram my Luna. She has you all bowing to her and making yourselves her puppet. You all are at her disposal and I have nothing to do with that. I don't intend to mate with her anymore for reasons best known to us." 

"Has she discovered this new..." Justice didn't know what to call Mia and it was understandable.

Aaron knew that what he was doing had already begun to throw everyone within his palace into confusion and soon, that confusion would spread to the rest of his pack's large territory.

"I'm sure that once she does she will barge into this..." Aaron had not completed his statement when a very furious Miram barged into his office.

He looked at Justice and nodded slightly and immediately Justice understood that it was his cue to leave.

Once the door was shut firmly behind him, Miram started.

"How could you, Aaron? Is that how cheaply you regard me?" She asked in fury.

Anyone could sense the rage that boiled in her. She was ready to take down anything and anyone in sight. Aaron didn't have the luxury of time to be dealing with her insecurities.

"You're not going to say anything?" She asked, bewildered.

"What do you want me to say exactly? That I don't want to mate you anymore? I think I've told you that already." Aaron replied.

She walked up furiously to him and held him by his shoulder and turned him to look at her face directly, 

"You know that this is a bad decision. Will the council ever support you on this. I am the rightful Luna and you know that with or without mating you. You took the position of Alpha from my father and in order to avert any further grievances, you promised him that you would make me your mate and that nothing else mattered." She paused, 

"You and I," she slowly traced her fingertips sensually over his shoulder and down to his chest before looking at him once again with her big sexy orbs, 

Those eyes of hers were irresistible. Once upon a time, they turned Aaron up so much that he found it hard to control himself and would always end up doing her bidding but now, things were different. Those eyes weren't what turned him on and her bidding wasn't what he wanted to be doing. Someone else was important now and the mysteries between the both of them would only lure him to her further.

"...have what no one else has. A burning passion and desire to be in each other's arms. Have you forgotten so soon how passionate we were together?" She asked

He held her hand and stopped her movement, "I am sorry but there is no going back on my decision. Nothing you say would change my mind Miram. I don't care what consequences come out of this." 

I wasn't one to talk too much. I believed more in actions than in words.

She angrily turned around and crossed her arms over her chest, "did you decide to take her because of the fact that I can't have cubs of my own?" 

Aaron smirked, "trust me, that was the least of the reasons but now that you've mentioned it, it is by far the most concrete and tangible one. A reason that every werewolf in the council will relate to, don't you think?" He asked her callously.

She turned to face him, her face red with anger. She pointed her index to him, "If you think that I will let this go so easily and I will let you have your way with her, then you're mistaken," she paused, her jaws clenching, 

"...my love." She added but venom laced her tone then she stormed out of the room.

Miram stood at the other side of the door, "it won't happen, never. Not while I am still alive." She thought.