All Chapters of The Deaf She-wolf: Kaya: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Cade Kaya came back into the room. She looked okay. I didn't want to ask her what was said between her and Robert, which is her business. I could tell over dinner she was upset about something. When we got to the room, she was practically sweating. When she told me what was going on, I was mad. How could she have someone openly lie to me? That is something totally out of character for her. Though I understood why she did it. But I did find out something about my mate. She could not lie to save her life. Which is something to be said. I knew tons of people who could lie and have no problem with keeping and even defending their own lies. But Kaya couldn't keep the lie, and when she was called out on it, she admitted she was wrong and didn't even try to defend what she did. She stated her reason, but she did admit she was wrong. Kaya stood there looking upset as she came in. "What is wrong, little mate?" I signed. "I feel ashamed for what I did. I should not have lied. I should have j

Cade I sat there. It had been a week, and neither Kaya nor I had problems with our fingers from the tattoo. The ink stayed beneath the skin. Kaya had called it a success. Now, we needed to figure out what our pack tattoo was. She was anxious to add it to her current one on her back. I had held a competition in the pack as to who would have the best design, which was the one we would do. Mark sat in the chair in my office. "We have changed a lot around here since you took Kaya as a Luna." He was right we had. The packhouse was almost only cooking meat Kaya had hunted with her friends. She aimed to make it so that everyone ate more wild meat. The little kids were learning more survival skills. The warriors were fighting better. Everyone was doing more than they had in the past. "Is that bad?" "No, definitely not. I think we have struggled to have a deep bond as a pack. You are a great alpha, and I know the people have always been loyal to you, but we have not had that camaraderie. I t

Cade Kaya kissed my neck as the hot water beat down on my back. We had run most of the morning, and most of the pack was exhausted. Kaya and her friends seemed like they could have been more challenged, and neither Mark nor I had a problem with the length we ran today, but a lot of the pack did. Many people threw up as they could not handle the length or pace. Jack's men were among the ones who got sick. Jack himself had managed to keep pace. Kaya's tongue licked my mating mark, making my spine chill. I pulled her in front of me and kissed her lips. My mouth dominated hers. Pulling her to me. My stiff cock pushed against her belly. Her hand came between us, grabbing hold of me. "Turn around, I want your ass." I mind-linked her. She spun around so that her back was to me. Her arms stretched out, placing them on the cold, wet wall. I moved between her legs that she had spared wide in her stance. I moved behind her, and as the water beat down, making her slick, I positioned myself beh

CadeKaya had been excited for all morning. We were going back to the mountains for snowboarding. She tried to explain to her friends what we were doing, and all four seemed excited beyond belief. Mark and Helen were excited; we had not gone snowboarding since last year. A lot of the pack went on the weekends when the season opened. It had been a pastime for a lot of the pack. Unfortunately, we had no ski resorts on pack lands, so anyone who liked playing on the slopes had to leave. I had warned everyone that they needed to be careful when leaving the lands. They were not permitted to leave the pack by themselves. Kaya was practically bouncing as we loaded into the Van. We were not taking one of the SUVs as we had more than five with us. We loaded up the Van. It fit eight comfortably and the three boards. We all pilled in Kaya sitting up front with me. Kaya looked to be having a conversation. I am sure she was talking to one of her friends in the backseat. Mark sa

Kaya The day had been fantastic snowboarding. The South had so many things we didn't have in the North. At first, when I arrived at Shadow Pack, I felt like I would hate it here, but in truth, I really enjoyed that there was a lot to do. There was so much to see and do besides just working every day. I really loved the South, and that is something I thought I would never think of. I mean I still missed my family and the people I grew up with but I was content with my role in the pack as Luna. Even if I thought I could be better at it. I was quick to lose my temper. I had never been raised to be a Luna and have the temperament for it. I liked when people focused and did things. Which is why I was mad at the moment, waiting for the high schoolers to get out on the field. We were running formations today and school had gotten out fifteen minutes ago and not everyone was on the field. I had Saka and Len with me today. We would be showing them how to work as a team to track and