There was never a scarier meeting than this collaboration. Alan despised being around his mate. She was a cheating, lying, and pretentious woman who always put him on edge. She had been appointed as his mate before his parents died, thankfully, it had not been publicized. Only few people new, but Alan was sure rumours of it was wafting among the werewolves. His parents had said she would help him stay out of trouble and prevent him from spreading his seed around and having illegitimate children. The Zang Pack genealogy was considered sacred.
If there was one thing Sophia was grateful for, it was her mother's speedy recovery. The money had helped them in so many ways, Alan had sent her quite a hefty sum. Sophia had been skeptical when it was paid into her account, and even showed her mother the amount to confirm it was real. She had to break the news to her mother herself. Her mother had cried and acted irrationally at first but had stopped when Sophia told her Alan had let her go. Her mother even offered to take turns cleaning Alan's house. Sophia didn't mind; as long as they had each other, that was all that mattered.
"Are you not changing too much?" Uncle Jocka criticized as Alan passed him the list of reforms he wanted to make. He quickly skimmed through the document, his frown deepening with each sentence.Alan slowly raised his head from his laptop. The atmosphere in the large office suddenly became stifling. Alan did not like his authority being questioned.
To Alan's surprise, everything was quiet throughout the school that day. He had expected trouble from Sloana during her visit to the school, but things were cool. Sophia was still effectively ignoring him, and he wondered why. Her friend was still staring at him with lust in her eyes, like one would a male escort, but she didn't have the courage to approach him which was probably a smart choice.It was while they were driving home that Julian felt the need to inform him, as he took charge of the steeri
The domineering, madness-driven wolf; such a black heart, Sophia thought as she tried to ward off the cold from the air conditioner. The place was freezing, she had searched in vain for where to turn off the air conditioner and resigned herself to covering herself with one of the spare blankets she found in the guest room. As she lay on the sofa, Sophia fixed her gaze on the wall clock and watched as time ticked by. Before she knew it, darkness had covered the sky.
Alan knew he had gone too far with teasing Sophia; she had looked scared shitless at his every word, and a week later, she was still scared of him. She came in to clean the house and fix their meals, but she did it with the significant presence of a maid. She might as well have been invisible.He half-forced himself to apologize to her for his rudeness, but he held back. He had meant every single word. Josh was only trying to get close to her because he wanted to sleep with her. Nothing else. She was h
Sophia had had enough. She couldn't bear to look at Josh, who had ignored her all day, just like Becky. Becky, her only friend in the class, made a point of laughing the loudest and walking by her as if she didn't exist.Feeling lonely and abandoned, Sophia packed her things and rushed out of school, not wanting to stay for another second. She felt like everyone was being condescending towards her.
"How about we hold the engagement ceremony this week?" Uncle Maska asked at the dining table at Sloana's house. Alan was tired of upholding his plastic smile. It was becoming harder for him not to get angry. The food in front of him was getting cold. Partly because he was not pleased with how he was deceived into coming for the dinner. Uncle Maska had faked a health challenge and had made him leave work to come to pick him up at home. Yet here he was eating perfectly. Uncle Maska had caught him good.