Chapter 91- nightclub controversy

Jaclyn's POV

As soon as I walked in, I noticed that the house was unusually quiet. There was no sound of children playing, nor any sign of Natasha. It felt strange.

Suddenly, I remembered Natasha telling me in the morning that she was going to dance class and then out with some friends she met there. She dropped off the kids at the pack territory because the elders had called yesterday saying they missed them. So, today, I was alone at home.

I loosened my tie and sat on the couch, feeling somewhat resentful. I had spoiled Natasha. Initially, I encouraged her to take up dancing to deter her from going back to work. Ballet was her forte, but she chose to learn other dances where female students outnumbered males. Even if there were a couple of guys, they were probably effeminate, and Natasha was safe with them.

At least it was better than her attending yoga classes and being eyed by that Tommy Fox. But just after a few months of dancing, she started distancing herself from me, acting in