He walked to the head of the table to sit down and then he said. “Hmm, something smell so nice here.” He looked at Alex again and said. “Must be coming from you, I suppose.” She said. Again, they all exchanged some surprising looks at the way he was acting weird, but none of them said anything about it. It wasn’t as if Fabio and Max could say anything in a comment to how he was acting anyway, and she on the other hand was embarrassed beyond measure. She could feel herself blush, something red climbing from her neck to her cheeks. Someone surely did woke up on the right side of the bed, because that was the only explanation she had for the way he was acting.After saying a few words of prayer, they all began to eat their breakfast, and no one spoke until Gabe broke the silence.He moaned his delight, with his eyes closed as he tasted the first bite. “Hmm, this tastes like heaven. I can see myself eating this all day, all the time.” He took another bite of his food, chew it, and then
Dean sat in his office with his hand pressed against his jaw. He had been like this for most of the morning, only getting out to go to meetings and then coming back to sit like that, thinking about what he had heard yesterday. “Do you know what I found out?” Have had asked him, and eagerly, he had smiled, pushed closer to where his best friend sat, and asked him to fill him in, unknown that it would be the shocker of his life.That question changed something in him, or maybe it was the answer that Gabe gave to him after that. The answer had been so shocking it had now landed him in this state. Through the night, he had been unable to sleep, and he had had to run in the wild for a while before he could catch his breath. It had felt for the most part as if he was choking, until the run. Most of his meetings, he had sat through them absentmindedly, not even listening at all to what was been said. What he had heard had shaken him, something he had almost not believed, but it was his bes
“That’s not true, Dean. This is just one of your jokes, isn’t it?” Cara said. It wasn’t possible. How can their parents be the reason for delaying their alpha from mating with his mate? She had never heard this before, and Dean never even mentioned a sister to her as well. “That was how shocked I was when I was told. I heard Gabe say it and for a couple of seconds, it was so shocking I thought I was dreaming or watching a movie.” “How did he get to know this when we didn’t?” Cara asked. Dean nodded his head. “He asked Detective Holmes for help as soon as all of this was out. He had been so sure that someone was concealing their human child, and when he told him, I agreed with him, knowing his instinct was always right.” He shook his head as he looked at his sister. “What I didn’t expect was for it to be our parents, or for them to have given their child away.” He said. So their parents gave birth to a child that was human, and were able to conceal her until they gave her away wi
It was already late in the evening when Dean parked his car in front of his parent's house. He got out just as his sister parked hers as well. They had come in a different car because Cara had come to his office in hers so he wouldn’t have to go drop her at home. He waited until she was also out of the car and they started to go into the house. He needed all of the backups he could get. It wasn’t as if he wouldn’t be able to ask them if it was just him, but they were two now, so they could as well do this together. As they entered, they both walked to the living room to see their father smiling over the book he had in his hands. He must have sensed them the moment they entered into the house, or even heard them as soon as they drove into the compound. “Good evening, Dad,” Cara said as she walked to him, and his smile brightened. “Good evening. This is a lovely surprise.” He said. Dean nodded his greeting and looked around. Where's Mom?” he asked.“She’s in the kitchen. You’re in
Maybe it was for half an hour or just for a couple of minutes, Cara wasn’t sure how long the silence lasted before her mother furrowed her broad in confusion and asked. “What in the world are you talking about?” Cara gasped, feeling so shocked that they could still be feigning innocent even after coming out with what they had done like this. She was not sure this was her mother, the same woman she had known, who had birth and raised her. She wasn’t the caring woman who wouldn’t eat if she fell ill, the one who wouldn’t sleep if she couldn’t sleep while growing up. This wasn’t the same woman as that one and the one that gave her child away. What were they hoping to achieve by acting like they have no idea what they were talking about? If this was a game, then Cara sure can play their own game better than they can. “We’re talking about the human child you gave birth to twenty six years ago, the one you gave away to an orphanage in a very far place just to conceal her existence.” Thei
“Do you have any idea where she is now?” Cara who had been silent for a while asked their mother, and she shook her head.She had thought that that was impossible but she didn’t want to be pessimistic or sound like one. “But why give her away when the rule surrounding her birth says that she doesn’t have to be given to the alpha as his concubine?” She asked. “That was alpha Gabe's rule, Cara, one he didn’t make until he was old enough to know what the rule meant. I was not planning for the death of the former alpha or anything so I was scared that my child would be the concubine for someone as old as that.” Their father said. Dean nodded his head, but not in agreement with what he had said. There was nothing better about doing that at all. “Oh, I see. So you mean what you did, giving your own child away, not raising her, was a much better idea than that?” he asked, with his brows raised. “Shouldn’t you have given her the chance to grow up and choose it yourself? It’s not as if she h
Tim heard the collision before he could see it. Yes, he saw it. He was mated to Cara and would be able to link into her mind and see through her eyes, but that was only when she was in trouble, just as the same goes for her as well. He stood up from the couch where he was sitting in front of the fireplace and started to shout her name. “Cara, are you all right?” he kept asking even though he could see the collision of the truck with her car. There was no way she was all right. The image wasn’t so clear because she was closing and opening her eyes, and he was trying so hard to fight through her fear. He saw through her eyes as she opened her eyes one last time and he was able to see the plate number of the truck, and that he was now driving away. Snapping out of his clothes, he got out of the house and started to run to the woods and through it. While he ran, his mind linked with Dean's and alpha Gabe's to tell them what had just happened. He needed them to clear the scene and go af
Alex yelped as soon as she got out of the car, her knee weak and her body all going numb. She could see the car that she knew Cara owned wrapped around itself as it lay upside down on the side of the road. There was so much blood on the floor beside it that it made her dizzy and tired from the inside. She ran from where she stood to the car to see Cara, but she was not there as she fell to the ground. She saw a sign with the blood that made her think someone had dragged her out of the car. She didn’t know when she started to cry, but her face soon felt wet. She looked up at Gabe with a frown on her face. “She's gone, Gabriel.” She said. Gabe nodded his head. “Yes, Tim was here to take her to the hospital, while Dean followed the truck driver. All I have to do here is to get rid of the car, and get to the pack hospital to see her.” “Why was she taken to the pack hospital and not the normal hospital.” She asked innocently. “We are werewolves, something only a few humans know about.