One Hundred and Sixteen.

Alpha Colt

“Dad, I’m not a little kid.”

“Aiden…”

“Dad, look at me. What do you see?”

“A fully formed man.” There was no denying it. He wasn’t a little boy like he should be. He was a man. Bigger than me in height and in muscle.

“Your mother is going to kill me if I let you do this.”

“Mum will get over it if I can bring uncle Linc home.”

“Are we talking about the same person? Do you even know how long your mother holds on to her grudges and frustrations?”

“Auntie Daphne is out there, crying. Callie isn’t far behind. Mum is already scared. Don’t deny that you can’t hear them. I'm the one that is wanted, let me do this."

I wasn’t even trying to tell him otherwise, because as I stared at my grey eyed son, I just knew that it wouldn’t be the right decision.

“Alpha Knox wants me, right?”

“We’re not calling him Alpha any longer.”

“Whatever, Knox still wants me right?”

“Yes.”

“So let him have me. He doesn’t know that I’m no longer marked. Let Auntie Daphne take me to him.”

“Aiden, you have ne