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CHAPTER 40JulieI watched in silence as he stormed out of his room, and the sound of the door slamming shut made me stand up and snarl at the air. I was upset at everyone and everything, and I picked up a vase and threw it at the door, watching it shatter to pieces.How could he be like that?I began to pace around the room, much like before when we were talking, or rather, arguing, and I ended up rea=calling memories of jst seconds ago, and how the argument was.How could he have said those things?Rogues are dangerous criminals?RoguesI was a damn Rogue, and it seemed he could not see the hypocrisy of what he was saying.How could it be that I was not dangerous to him, but other Rogues were? Did he forget who I was? Did he suddenly forget what I had done to earn my name?There was a reason that packs wanted to see me killed.I felt like I wanted to find him, stop him, and scream in his face.I hated it.I hated it so much.I hated it and I could not do anything but stay here and s
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CHAPTER 41DonaldI was weary from everything. The day ahd been like a battle, from one thing to another. And it was all because of her.After I left Julie that morning, I hadbeen on my way to the chief guard’s station, which was on the outer part of the Pack compound. During the walk there, i was deep in thought, with the argument i just had with Julie that morning on my mind. It was hard not to think about it, seeing as it put a ltot of things into perspective for me, and - i’m guessing - herself as well.It was hard to admit, but I did know that I had said some words that could be classified as inflammatory to her, especially due to her status as a well-known Rogue. But was she right?I had told her that Rogues were dangerous, and of that i was certain. Rogues were an anomaly. They were chaotic and only sought destruction of the order in which we lived our lives as a Pack. to think tht Julie had argued that not everyone had the choice on whether to be or not to be a Rogue, was ludi
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DonaldI was confused by her words, and wondered if this was about the Rogue Pack, or the argument we had this morning.“Julie, love,” I began to speak, and she turned her face from me once more, as if trying to shake off my words, “I have no idea what the problem is.”She scoffed, and looked vaguely insulted at that.“Really,” she said, crossing her arms. “You don't remember leaving to attack the Rogue Pack after I begged you not to?”So this was what her behavior was about. I sighed, feeling even more weary than before.“Is that the problem? You don't even give me a moment to explain what actually happened and you instead start off ignoring me?” I queried, feeling frustrated at her behavior. “That is not right, Julie. Do give me the benefit of the doubt and let me explain what happened this morning.”I was hoping to defuse the situation, and get us both to talk about it. But she was set on being argumentative, it seemed.“Why should i?” She bit back, and I cocked a brow at her. “You
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She did not respond, only shaking her head again. Meanwhile, I was trying to still think of a way to defuse this clearly tense situation between us.“Do you want to eat first, then talk later?” I tried asking, motioning to the now-slowly cooling plates of food. “Let us sit and talk about this all later,” I insisted.“Are you saying that I need to calm down, Donald?” she did not back down, and it was becoming increasingly hard for me to calm down. “Is that what you’re saying?”I sighed again, bringing my hand to pinch my nose in a furious attempt to stave off my desire to argue back. The silence that ensued after her query was rife with tension, and soon after the moment passed with Julie huffing and storming past me.“And where are you going?” I demanded.She opened the door, biting out, “To get some actual rest, Donald,” before storming out, slamming the door loudly in her wake.I grit my teeth, clenching my hands into fists and punching the wall right next to me.…The next morning
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DONALDI entered the room, and noticed that she was sitting down in a meditative pose. As soon as I entered, I noticed how her nose twitched. Her eyes opened and she saw me, and I could tell how the metaphorical shutters in her eyes closed shut, a terrible sign for the moments to come. She clearly did not want to talk.But we did need to.“Good morning, love,” I said as I set the tray on the table, and watched as she got up. I briefly admired the way her jens clung to her curves, but then reminded myself of why I was here in the first place. “I think that we should talk this morning.”“About?” she asked, looking a bit dismissive.“What happened last night,” I clarified, crossing my arms over my chest. She frowned, then finally sighed, turning to me. I could see by the way her eyes looked tired that she had not slept well last night either. “Julie, what is the problem? Tell me, so that we can figure out a way from there.”“There’s nothing to tell, Donald. Just that I have thought about
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I had no appetite now to eat, and I left the sun room, almost bumping into Geraldine who had clearly just come in for the morning.“Good morning, Alpha Donald,” she greeted, but I walked away, not responding, and instead moved towards the direction of the study. I hoped to now bury myself in work, which might give me some time to think about how to handle this situation with Julie.It took until noon before I finally paused in my work. But it was due to a knock on the door, and I had to raise my head to call out.“Enter,” I said, and the door opened to reveal Geraldine, who carried a tray that bore a teapot and teacup, and the aroma of black tea filled the air. I stood up, moving around the desk and took the tray gratefully from her.“I’m sorry for this morning,” I apologized for how I had been rude, but she waved it off, only giving me a warm smile that reminded me so much of my mothers.“It is alright, Alpha Donald,” she replied, giving me a knowing look. “I noticed you did not have
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DONALDBut then, I recalled a few things. I was not familiar with the signs of pregnancy, but I did remember how she had gotten nauseated that morning after we spent the night together on my birthday. She had written it off as a simple case of her stomach being a little wonky, but what if she was truly pregnant? Then I noticed how she did eat a lot more, especially how she practically devoured the steak we had two nights ago. Or how she would oddly pat her stomach once or twice whenever she was deep in thought.It was not a lot that I had noticed, but now that Geraldine had told me this, it seemed to make a lot of puzzling behavior make sense.The thought infuriated me more than I could bear.I could not even think; I simply acted, ignoring the old woman’s words, and storming out of my study in search of Julie.I needed to get answers from her.The fury that I felt was not one that I had words to describe. I now stormed the pack house in search of Julie, trying to figure out her curre
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Donald The scent that she gave off suddenly had hints of fear in it, and she shook her head in the negative. Her behavior, however, gave off the signs that she was, indeed, lying to me. “I am not pregnant, Donald,” she said. “That is a lie, love,” I responded. “Do not think about lying to me about this. Don't even dare to try it. I dont have the patience to deal with it if you do.” She shook her head again, and that infuriated me the most. Why was she trying to deny what was already there? Did she not know how she looked, cowering with her hands over her stomach, as if trying to protect the child - our child? Or did she not think that I would not be able to notice her strange behaviors over time? Granted, had the old woman not mentioned something about it today, it may have not occurred to me that my mate was with child. But I had in fact noticed the odd behaviors that she had exhibited until then. Now, I had nothing else to say but to ask her why. It was no longer a matter of ge
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