All Chapters of Falling for the Shrew: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

Jeremy-The audacity of that ignorant fool to call Omegas ‘scums’.  It took all my will power not to grab that worthless piece of trash and rip his throat out.  At least his children had the sense not to listen to the ramblings of an old fool.  The thought that he was trying to instill his twisted beliefs on his kids made my stomach churn.  The look on Kent was the same look I had seen on Jessica’s face many times.  He would live out his whole life questioning whether or not he was worthless.  I’m glad the girl was his friend and didn’t feel like rank was anything to base association off of.  In many ways, the two re

Jeremy- I almost forgot how to breathe as I stared at Rose coming down the stairs. She was the most beautiful she-wolf I have ever seen, even Jessica could not compete with her beauty. I felt like the world around me had slowed down as I took her in. The busy staff all, but faded away, leaving only my eyes meeting Rose’s gaze. Her dazzling green eyes shimmered under the dimmed lighting, her specks of gold flickering and reeling me further to their never ending depths. My eyes moved to her plump pink lips that curved into a small smile as her cheeks flushed, although I couldn’t tell if it was her makeup or her bashfulness. My eyes seem to be moving on their own as I take in her fiery-red hair done in curls that fall around her slender shoulders. She’s wearing a black dress that seems to shimmer under the light, making it look she is sparkling. It hugs her body tight, exposing an abnormal amount of cleavage for her usual attire, but it does the trick and I feel jealously rising in the p

Jeremy-“Well, well, well.  Look what we got here,” the dirty looking rogue growled.  “Looks like a lost pup,” the other, smaller equally dirty rogue said.  The third only snickered.  The three savage wolves circled me after I had been chased for quite some time.  I have been in my wolf form for about a year, I don’t know where I’m at, I have just been running and running.  After Rose savagely broke my heart I returned to my pack.  I packed my bags and left the house, my parents were not home, probably out for date night.  I checked my brother’s room

Jeremy-Red Lake Pack was small, but organized.  Their training routines were extraordinary and their warriors were lethal.  I had been pinned so many times, I was about ready to leave with tail between my legs, but it seemed Petro had other ideas.  Unlike me, he was not okay with losing and he was extremely adamant about staying and training until we were either just as good or better than the warriors there.  I kept telling myself I would leave in the morning yet found myself not wanting to leave.  I think part of me had grown tired of my loneliness.  The Alpha, Alpha Valen, and I seemed to get along very well.  He often trained with me and pus

Rose-When we arrived, my mother sat in my father’s office with Leo, going over some papers.  We walked through the open door as the room grew quiet.  I had never seen my mother look so broken.  She did not have her usual look of annoyance when her eyes met mine, instead I saw nothing but heartbreak.  “Louisa, it’s been too long,” my mother said as she nodded at my grandmother.  She sighed, “Would you two please give me a moment with Roselia?”  I stood awkwardly in place as I watched my mother fumble with the things on my father’s desk, aimlessly reminiscing how he used to use them as he worked on pack issues and waiting for the others to leave the roo