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Chapter 102
Storm
“Lena, what the fuck?” snapped James glaring at me.
“Watch your mouth!” Sean snapped back.
“You don’t ever speak to your Luna like that, or you will have me to deal with! Do you understand me?” Doyle asked glaring at James.
“Yes Alpha, my apologies,” James said lowering his eyes.
“Don’t apologise to me boy, apologies are owed to your Luna,” Doyle growled.
“Apologies Luna,” James said looking at me.
I met his gaze and just gave him a deep guttural growl. So, he could lower his eyes in respect to Doyle, but not to me. Suddenly I was annoyed, and my wolf was feeling bitchy and decided she needed to show it. She decided it was time to call James out on his shit and I agreed with her. It was past time to sort this crap out.
Opening my mind link to the pack members within the room, I asked, “James, where were you and Daniel the day that the girls and I went for a run and got attacked by the rogues at the stream? You and
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