DONALD I couldn't help but stare at my uncle in amazement. Prior to this, I had always thought the man had my back. Even though we didn't have the best of relationships, we were cordial to each other. I had basically passed through my teenage and adult years in his presence, so I assumed that created a bond between the both of us. I vividly remembered the small, nice moments we shared in the last year. Becisee of that, it hurt and shocked me to see that he was constantly castigating me. In helplessness, I turned to Ray who was looking at him too with an annoyed expression. Meanwhile, my uncle just returned my stare with a question written on his face. If I didn't know better, o would have said he knew about the situation between Julie and I. However, that wasn't possible as he had never seen or heard about her in the house, apart from the regul
DONALD "Geraldine why are you still here? Julie will be alright, she can take care of herself," I resonded quickly, hoping the woman would get the message and leave me alone. I had bigger issues to deal with than Julie's fainting episodes. After all, it was a sign pregnant ladies often exhibited. "I'm not sure about that, Alpha. She hasn't been eating for a while, and she is always stressed. I think the pack doctor needs to check her, and know what's wrong. She's pregnant with yo…" "Don't finish that statement, Geraldine. I have other things to do instead of calling the poor man to come and check on Julie. Whatever happens to her should happen. I'm about to become very busy now, and I would not like to be disturbed," I said and made my hand to shoo the woman away, closing my eyes in annoynace.
DonaldI was turning to concentrate on the numerous papers and files on my desk when someone knocked. The first thing in my mind was to shout and order the person to leave, as I didn't want to be dustrubed by yet another meeting. But, I calmed myself and told whoever it was to come inside. It turned out to be a guard who only wanted to inform me that the Pack doctor had arrived. My breath hitched in my throat at that moment, and I quickly dismissed him with an order to tell her I was on my way.I still couldn't believer I had actually done this: calling the pack doctor because of Julie. This singular act could sabotage my rule in the pack, yet I went through with it. I blamed Geraldine and her manner of approach, the woman had always known how to get my weak spots. Even before the doctor arrived, she had come back to my office to inf
DONALDI shook my head and frowned at her immediately. Once again, I was trapped by her charms and I instantly turned to go. Yet, I found that I couldn't. Even though she was unconscious, Julie needed me. At that moment, she moved and placed her hand on her stomach as her eyes remained closed. At that, I turned away from her and shook my head. No matter how much I cared about her, she was carrying another man's child.Another man was responsible for the way she felt right now, not me. It annoyed me that this person wasn't here to see what she was passing through, and be by her side. Instead, she and whoever it was had relinquished the role to me, and I still foolishly took care of her. I sighed and walked towards where she lay, staring at her face for some seconds. Even with the stress she was going through, she remained beautiful.I couldn't resist the urge to touch her face, and I reached out a hand to her hair and smoothed it towards the back. Afterwards, I smiled softly and leaned
JULIE Now, I wondered if there would be any chance for reconciliation. Just as I was about to touch his hands and apologize for everything I had said, Donald cleared his throat and moved away from me. He ran his hands through his hair and began to pace along the length of the room, stopping once to stare at me before continuing his walk. It was distracting, and I knew he wouldn't be doing that unless he was feeling worried about something. I frowned slightly as he continued to move up and down, and after a moment of looking at him, I became queasy and held out a hand. "Donald, what's wrong? Why are you pacing back and forth? Is there a problem?" What he was doing was making me feel dizzy, but I didn't want to worry him further. Finally, he stopped and looked at me. There was a disturbing look in his eyes, and before he op
DONALDIf only she had allowed me to explain myself properly, I could have told her that I didn't really plan to kill her people. Even though the rogues didn't mean much to me, I also didn't plan to hurt them. The pack elders had no right to tell me what to do, especially if I didn't have any plans of doing it.I ran my hands through my hair and sighed loudly. I couldn't even understand why I suddenly shouted about it to her. Like always, my anger had gotten the best of me and I said things I didn't mean. Now, she probably saw me as a mean person who didn't care about her. All I really meant to do was threaten her and not make her believe it was real.At the same time, it wasn't understandable to me why I was still defending her. I tried to be angry at her, and let her do whatever she wished, but my heart wouldn't let me. If I
DonaldIt was very obvious to myself and Ray that I didn't buy the idea of getting married to Aurelia. First, it was too sudden and secondly, I wasn't sure I still wanted to do it. Even though I had made a lot of mistakes in the past, getting married to the wrong person was not one I wanted to make. It would eventually spell bad luck for me, and getting out of a marriage was always easier than getting into one.However, there was no other option in my mind and my beta was aware of that. He focused his full attention on me as I sat thinking about it. If I didn't find a way to distract the pack elders, they would come for me and I wasn't so sure I could bear killing the rogues. No matter how much I denied, I couldn't decide between the fate of my mate's friends or my position in the pack.It made me feel foolish, but at the same time, I knew that was how the mate bond worked. It made people do crazy things, and here I was, contemplating a very risky
JulieI groaned in pain as the darkness began to fade away. My current situation seemed so familiar and I knew that it was because I had fainted again. I tried to sigh, but no sound came out as I slowly drifted back into consciousness. Internally, I began to wonder if fainting epsiodes would now be the new norm for me. It was not one I appreciated much, but considering that it was essential for my pup to remain healthy, I gladly welcomed it.Slowly, I opened my eyes, shivering from the sudden cold I felt. Instinctively, I touched my body and opened my eyes in shock when I felt myself touching bare skin. Where had my clothes gone? I asked myself as I tried to sit up and fumble for my clothes. I blinked my eyes again as my sight adjusted to the bright light in the room, and I realized that some of my clothes were still on my body, while others lay on the ground beside me.I was just about to complain when I noticed Geraldine sitting beside me. Immedi