Chapter 12 – Stupidity

Sab was bothered by the way some people are eyeing her. She knew they’re judging her. It’s a good thing training was over for that day, so she quickly escaped and ran home. Her eyes heated up as she held the tears at bay. She can’t cry here. She won’t cry in front of others.

She was glad when she found her mom wasn’t home, so she quickly hid in her room and finally cried. Their words aren’t pleasant. They’re really calling her a liar. They’re saying she’s too daring and ambitious to target the next alpha. Doesn’t she know her place? She chuckled, recalling she’d had the same thoughts before. Still, for others to question her character because of this… how did they even know? Where did they hear it from? Who told him? She gave in to the overwhelming feelings of embarrassment and regret. If she knew this would happen, she wouldn’t have told anyone. What hurts more is that she knew it could only come from him. Of the four people who witnessed her admission, he’s the most likely source. T