Semua Bab Alpha Ivan - You Belong To Me: Bab 71 - Bab 80

~Ivan’s POV~I felt disappointed in myself this morning that I didn’t get to say good morning or goodbye to my girl. I was trying to make sure Evie got Natalie out of the house without her suspecting anything. Who better than to take her out shopping and have her discreetly get her nails and hair done?At first, she looked at me as if I had three heads, “Are you serious? Do you not have any idea who Natie is, Ivan? She loves shopping for workout clothes, but nails and hair?! She’s never gone to a salon.” She puffed out.She hasn’t? Well, that’s a first. “Come on, Ev’s!? I’m not asking as your Alpha, but as your best friend's mate, soon-to-be husband. Can you try, please?” She smiled and giggled. “Awe my Alpha is begging me?”I gave her a stern look, “Ev’s,” I warned. “If not for me, then do it for her.”“Fine, I’ll try.” I hugged her and then released her when I heard Jerry growl. “Calm down jacka*s!” Evie blushed and hugged Jerry, “I’ll be back, hunk. I’ll miss you, baby, you better

Spring is a time of rebirth, renewal, and awakening of all living things, but Summer…Summer is sultry and tropical weather. Blue skies with the golden sun shining high above. Enjoying longer daylight hours, letting the sun boost our mood.Soon we would graduate from school and boy were we ready. We had a pack to govern. Mom was doing a bit better. Easton seemed to help her cope with her depression. It took a toll on my Mom, going through a rollercoaster of emotions. We all helped, but it was his care and experience that sustained her sanity and eased her pain. When he lost his wife, he endured the process and who better to help than someone who has gone through losing a mate?I couldn’t help but also notice the way Easton would stare at my Mom. Every once in a while he would make her laugh and when she did, his eyes would have a gleam of some sort that I couldn’t decipher.Ivan noticed the same thing. Mom and Easton were one topic, but what I couldn’t get over was something I discover

~Christian’s POV~ We finally graduated and it was the best feeling in the world. Taking over my pack completely was another. Those two were at the top of my list of accomplishments. Unfortunately, making Natalie my Luna was a failure and I had to be okay with it. I did miss her and wanted to see her. It was hard and sad not to see Drew or Iris anymore. My parents were bereaved about Drew’s death and Iris leaving to be with her daughter. My Mother and Iris had become great friends as the years went by. They both showed up to Ivan’s pack to say their goodbyes. A few warriors went as well even though the whole pack was sad and upset about his death and wanted to be there. However, I couldn’t risk leaving my pack unattended. Instead, we held our farewell ceremony for him. Natalie joined when I video called her. Iris couldn’t join. She was still mourning and it would make things worse. Natalie promised to show her when she was better and stronger to handle it. A part of me wished Iris

We headed to the pack house hand in hand. Ivan was waiting for us. He stared at our hands entwined with each other. I didn’t release because I had assured him I wouldn’t hurt his sister. “What’s up, Ivan? You didn’t give us enough time, what is so urgent that you interrupted us? Do you want me to tell Natie–” Ivan frowned and cut her off, “No Les. I’m sorry, something came up and since Christian is here, it is urgent because I’m sure he wants to be involved too.” He looked at me and I knew that look. It was about the other pack. “Hey Les, it’s okay, beautiful. It must be really important. I’m sure he wouldn’t interrupt us knowing Natie would kick his butt.” I chuckled and Ivan growled, “You say that, but if Natie was your mate, you’d probably be worried about pissing her off.” He sounded irritated. “But she isn’t Ivan, so…” I was shocked at Leslie’s tone. Was she jealous? I felt giddy. “I promise once we are done talking you guys can go back to ‘talking’,” he emphasized the word ‘ta

When they left, I suddenly got a strong gut-wrenching feeling that things would go sideways. I couldn’t explain it because somehow it felt more like a premonition. I did what any smart person would, be two steps ahead. If I was wrong, oh well, but the important thing is to be prepared for anything. I would bring hell to Jax if anything happened to my girl. So, I called Christian, “Ivan? What’s up? Did something happen?” It was almost 3:30 in the morning. “Christian, I don’t know why, but I'm anticipating that something will not go accordingly. I don’t want to worry you, but my girl and Nate are putting their lives at risk for us all. I think it would be best if you gather your warriors and head over here. I’m going to do the same. Have your Father take over in the meantime, but get over here as quickly as you can. Like I said, it’s a feeling, but you know those feelings are hardly wrong.” He exhaled, “Hell Ivan, I understand. You’re not wrong, it’s better to be safe and prepared tha