Chapter seven

~Lexa~

I remained still, trying to think everything through.

I don’t know what Alpha Zane was playing at but I wanted no part in it.

“Are you hurt anywhere?” He spoke lightly, turning to look at me.

“No, thanks for asking.”

“What? You didn’t want me to come save you?” He asked, definitely picking the mockery and not the fake thanks I gave him.

“Like you didn’t put me in such a situation yourself.” I let out a snort.

“You’ve made it very clear that you don’t want me to train because what sort of surprise is this?” I didn't hold back and ignored the fact that I was raising my voice at him.

I stared into his face, wanting to forget those eyes I was forced to look at a few minutes ago. Those huge hands on me and me stopping myself from saying what I so longed to say to that monster.

“Miss Lexa, you don’t talk to our Alpha like that.” Josh cuts in, his voice stern but his eyes still focused on the road.

I rolled my eyes, making sure Alpha Zane saw me clearly.

His beta never liked the tone I used with him but guess what? That was his business!

He clearly didn't like me to be here because it’s been five years and I’m not sure he’s spoken to me up to three times.

“Let it be Josh, it’s not like she’s going to change it or anything.” I could hear him laugh in little bits.

His frown lightening up, when in all sense I should be the one in a deep frown.

“Why did you bring me here? Is there something I need to know?” I asked him, even when in all sense I shouldn’t want to know.

What if he really had something to say and that something had to do with my past?

“Simply for a date but I guess you hate me too much to be in another man’s hold. I think you are the one that has something to tell me.” He said smoothly, wearing an awkward smile on his face while waiting for an answer that wasn’t coming.

Gosh I hate him!

“You got the first part right, so please from now on i don’t want to be around any of your friends, he’s weird.” I added very quickly only for him to laugh out loud, giving me funny looks.

Something was telling me he knew something but my wolf was saying it wasn’t possible.

“What? I know all your friends just have to be weird.” I stated a fact, my eyes lowering to look him straight in the eyes.

“So you don’t know Alpha Raemon and you think we are friends?” He asked like I was joking about the friends thingy.

“Why? Is he someone I should know?” I raised one of my eyebrows with a displeased frown on my face to look at him.

Waiting for an answer while he just sat there, staring into my eyes. Looking at me like he was waiting for me to break away first.

He cleared his throat “obviously no and no we are not friends. I’ll even kill anyone that has affiliation with him right on the spot.” He breathed aggressively in a very low frightening tone.

His fist twisting together as he looked at me.

I nod my head, forcing out a small smile. “Okay noted. So I get to train after this, right?” I asked, pushing whatever disturbing thoughts was in my head after listening to him talk about killing.

“One mistake or disturbance and you are out?” He came closer, his face close to mine.

I expected this, he just couldn’t be entirely accepting. I mean how else would we understand that we hate each other.

“Explain what you mean by mistake?” With my nose scrunched up, I gave him a dead stare. Letting him know I wasn't surprised.

“Don’t bring your dramatic self to my training ground and don’t make disturbing scenes with my gamma.” He didn’t look away, his eyes on me as he said it very seriously.

I laughed in his face “explain dramatic so I’ll understand more clearly, and it’s not my fault that at least one person in your trio is a bit fun.” I mocked him, looking quickly at Josh in the driver’s seat and then back at him.

He smiled very quickly “hmm hmm”.

I just wanted to go home and forget everything.

“Are you sure you are not hurt anywhere? I really don’t want issues with my mum.” He asked, his eyes looking closely at my neck region.

“I’m fine, you don’t need to act like you want to really know. I won’t tell her a thing.” I grinned widely at him, using my hands to demonstrate shoving him away so he could practically move.

“Just let me train and I’ll be out of your way. I’ll help you make your hating easier.”