Storm Storm After our late breakfast, which was more of a brunch. The girls and I made our way up to the second floor to the games room. We began playing a game of eight ball while we were enjoying our catchup session. Doyle and Sean were in Doyle’s office going over everything that had happened during Doyle’s absence. The girls and I were talking and laughing as the girls were reciting stories and telling me about what had been happening on campus during my absence. Listening to them telling their stories and laughing and joking, it made me realise just how much I had missed them. I would really miss spending time with them if I stayed away from Uni and took online classes like Doyle had suggested. I was feeling like I would take him up on that offer, especially since I didn’t want to be away from him now.  Later in the afternoon, we were watching a movie when Lilly suggested we should all go to the lake for a swim and to play. I was quick to agree as m

Storm The next morning, I woke up early, feeling hungry. When I went to move, I felt the bruised aching within my core. As much as it hurt, I needed to get up, I needed food. I hadn’t eaten since our brunch the day before and I was starving. I got out of bed without waking Doyle and made my way downstairs to the kitchen. It was so early that the Omegas weren’t even awake yet. I opened the fridge and got out the bacon and eggs and grabbed the hash browns out of the freezer. I walked over to the pantry and grabbed out the ingredients to make pancakes, crepes and croissants. I had been cooking for large groups for years, so making a big breakfast didn’t bother me. I turned on the coffee makers so they could make fresh batches of coffee. Then I made my way over to a cupboard and grabbed out a few electric frying pans and set them on the benches before I turned them on to heat. I turned the oven so it could preheat while I began setting the hash browns onto trays. Once I

Alpha Doyle Sean and I were just going over some paperwork regarding the pack’s upcoming functions, when Liam’s voice came across the mind link, “Alpha, Rogues, in the centre of town!” I looked at Sean who had also heard what Liam had said. Jumping up from my desk, we both raced out of my office and made our way downstairs. As we were making our way outside, I mind linked some of my men to have vehicles ready to go. We reached the front door, and I was relieved to see the cars and men waiting to leave. Sean and I got into the lead car and sped into town. As I sped along the winding roads, I could see Sean looking a little anxious as he clutched onto the door handle and dash, literally holding on for his life.  Any other time, I would have given him hell for being a pussy, but today, all I could think about was my entire family was in danger from rogues. I just hoped we weren’t too late to reach them. “Liam, what’s going on there?” I asked him thr

Alpha Doyle Once I was inside the room, I walked up to the group of rogues and stopped about three feet away from them. I waited a moment before I asked, “Now tell me, what are you mutts doing in my territory?” One of the guys made the mistake of smart mouthing me by saying, “Nothing that concerns you, I want to talk to her,” while pointing at Lena.  My wolf along with the male pack members who were present, let out a series of loud growls. Their wolves, just like mine, were making themselves and their anger known to the rogues, for daring to pose a threat to their Alphas family, and for disrespecting their Alpha. I saw Lena jump at the sound of my growl, before showing her neck to me in submission. It surprised me that her wolf had submitted to mine, but my surprise soon turned to heartache. That wasn’t what I had wanted. I didn’t want Lena’s submission; she was my equal. I needed to show her that. I leaned down to plant a gentle kiss on the sid

Storm Storm The next morning, we took a trip over to the university to collect our belongings from the campus. We had been away from the pack territory for about four hours in total. When we got back from the university, we unloaded the cars and each of us took our bags and belongings upstairs to our rooms and began to unpack. When we had all finished unpacking, we made our way downstairs to have lunch.  I had been on edge ever since the problems with the rogues had begun. I know that Doyle had also put the pack on high alert and had increased the border protection as a security measure, by increasing patrols and the number of warriors on patrol at any time. Even though Doyle had taken these extra precautions, I was still worried about the threat the rogues presented to all of us. Doyle has been even more protective since this business with the rogues had all started. He didn’t like the idea of me and the girls leaving the house without him or Se