CHAPTER SEVEN

KAO.

“You can’t be serious. Kao you’re being ridiculous.” Saki snarled, a little too fiesty for someone I’d once bathed and clothed. She had her hands on her hips and was glaring at me with all the hate she could muster. 

“Of course I’m serious, pet. I do not trust you and that fiancé of yours to be alone together.” I said, low and composed in the face of her anger as I adjusted the cuff on my suit jacket. “That is why I will be chaperoning you on this date of yours.”

“It’s a picnic date for god’s sake. Out in the open, what do you think he’s going to do? Spread me out on the grass and defile me in broad daylight?”

I snorted at the visual. I knew fully well that Asai couldn’t do that even if he wanted to. If anything, of the two of them, he was more likely to end up on his back with his legs in the air, crying out in that voice of his, begging to stop, even as his cunt clenched and milked at my cock like a vice, begging for something else entirely. I cleared my throat and pushed the thought to the back of my head so I wouldn’t pop an inappropriate boner in front of my sister. 

“It doesn’t matter,” I announced, turning away from the mirror so I could properly face my sister’s ire. “I am your older brother and as such, have been assigned to protect you and your integrity. You can’t make me not to do my duty, no matter how much you glare at me.”

“But it makes no sense.” She cried, throwing her hands up in frustration. “Asai and I have been together almost six months, why are you just caring about our relationship now, and insisting to chaperone us everywhere?”

“Well,” I shrugged, hands in my pockets, “I was only recently introduced to him despite you being together that long, and I don’t trust him to be alone with you. It’s as simple as that. Besides, you both need alpha protection if you’re going out in public together.”

“What the fuck are you talking about? Asai is an alpha too.”

I snorted again. “Debatable.”

“You have to quit with that, Kao.” she sneered, squaring up to me despite being nearly three feet shorter. “Asai is smaller than most alpha, yes, but he’s recessive, and I don’t care, I love him anyway.”

I bit my tongue so I wouldn’t tell just how well her recessive alpha had taken my cock only a few days ago, how he’d moaned and unraveled beneath me like a cheap whore. But I kept my mouth shut, because she was my sister. 

Before either of us could say anything else, the door to my bedroom swung open and one of the staff stepped in, bowing. “My apologies for the interupttion, Alpha, but young master Wrynn has arrived and is asking for Miss Mori.”

“Have him wait in the living area, we will join him shortly.”

The staff bowed again and left. Saki pinned me with a look that could kill before she too turned and left the room with a frustrated huff. I turned to my reflection in the mirror, smoothing my hair properly into its bun and straightening my suit before I left the room to join the waiting couple. They were in the living room, speaking to each other in low tones when I walked in. 

Asai got to his feet, his eyes darting up to meet mine before swiftly darting away. I watched the tips of his ears turn pink with an amused grin even as he tried to school his features. 

“Young Master Wrynn,” I called, “I’m sure Saki has informed you that I will be joining you on today’s excursion.”

“I told him it was completely unnecessary.” Saki huffed, “Tell him Asai, that we don’t need him there today, or at all.”

Asai visibly struggled to meet my gaze, adjusting his ridiculously padded jacket as he spoke. “I…I think it’s admirable that your brother cares so much for your safety that he insists on coming with.” He sent Saki a smile that was very strained.

“So you’re saying you don’t mind him coming with us?”

“No,” he shook his head, eyes darting to me and away like a skittish horse. “I don’t mind at all.”

Their date was uneventful, and halfway through the entire picnic, I found myself questioning why I’d even insisted so much on coming with them. While it was incredibly satisfying to watch Asai squirm anytime I got too close or spoke, watching him perform as the dutiful alpha fiancé to my sister had something bitter crawling down my throat, and I found myself getting angrier with each second. 

The sun was going down, and I sat on a bench a few feet away from where their tent was, watching them. Saki was sketching, and Asai was clearing up their food. I caught the exact moment he picked up a smoothie cup and watched as the entire thing fell from his grip and spilled all over him, drenching his trousers and the blanket. 

He shot up to his feet before Saki could say anything. I watched him say something to her, unable to hear their voices. He picked up a wad of napkins, as well as the drenched blanket and walked off in the direction of what I assumed was a public restroom. Saki stared after him, worry in her gaze, and being the proper older brother that I was, it was only expected that I get up and check up on her fiancé. 

Make sure he’s okay and all that. 

“Stay right there!” I called to her, and she nodded, albeit grudgingly. Without waiting for another word, I stood up from the bench, dusted my suit, and trailed after the fleeing omega. If there was a little silver of dark satisfaction curling in my chest, then that was between me and myself.