DonaldI had no idea what had now come over me. I only saw red, and deep inside of me, I felt a fire in my heart borne from pain. She had caused that pain, from her words.I could not stay calm; instead, the only thing on my mind were the words spoken by her only moments ago.“It isn’t yours” she had said.The child is not yours.It was not only the words that had hurt me this badly, but the way in which she said it – like she did not care. She stared at me as she said it, and her eyes met mine. She was defiant, uncaring, indifferent. It was only a fuel for the fire that was my rage.It was more than I could bear, the sting of betrayal scalding me like a physical wound. Inside of me, my wolf side felt the pain too, and I had to hold in the urge to let out a pained howl.Now, my hand was encircled around Julie’s wrist, and I was pulling her out of the room. I had no idea why, but something inside me wanted to inflict the same kind of pan that she had so callously inflicted upon me, by

DonaldImmediately I left Julie's room, I motioned for the head guard to enter my office. When he did, my first thought was to lash out at him but I held back and sighed. He wasn't the cause of my problems, and found so would make him suspicious which would most likely lead to more conflict. Instead, I quickly instructed him to make sure that normal activities resumed at the pack house. After everything that happened, there was no need to delay with much. The guard quickly nodded his head and I dismissed him, overhearing the sound of his voice as he informed the other guards a moment later. I tuned them out and fully settled into my desk, trying to uncover the heaps of paper seated in front of me. I had been unserious for too long, and this was the result.I was reminded again of a disadvantage if being Alpha: horrible paper work. I suddenly recalled how my father used to tell me to get prepared for the hard aspects of a leader, and I always thought he was bluffing. Until my second d

DonaldImmediately the party ended, Ray made a short speech about going to consult with the Alpha over some matters and I didn't even stand a chance to refuse before he pulled me away from the still dancing group and into a corner beside the pack house. He stared at me for a moment, his head cocked before he sighed."Donald, what did you just do?""What do you mean?" I asked back, with feigned ignorance and a distant gaze. However, he huffed and folded his arms."Don't play dumb, Donald. What was that about getting married to your mate? We both know that the girl in there, Aurelia or whatever, isn't your real mate," he explained and i shrugged."Her name is Aurelia, and it doesn't matter if she's my mate or not. I'm going to marry her.""What's wrong with you? You haven't been yourself lately. If something is happening, then tell me." It was obvious that Ray was trying so hard to pull the truth from me, and I couldn't stand it. While I needed to tell someone the real situation to get

DonaldI looked at the guard in front of me and sighed. For the first time since the wedding, I had finally settled enough to start work yet the pack elders refused to let me rest. I leaned back on my chair and slowly arranged the stuff I still needed to do, before slightly nodding at the guard who bowed and left. I couldn't help but wonder what the elders needed to talk to me for. However, there was no way to know except I went to meet them. For the first time in a while, they had occupied the living area of the pack house and I found that odd. It meant there was something important they wanted to say, but I couldn't imagine what. Also, someone living in the pack house needed to have called their attention to something, and right now, it was only I and my uncle remaining. I frowned slightly and wondered why he would have let them in, but if they wanted to speak to me here, there was nothing he could do. Besides, I had given these men peace, happiness and even an engaged mate, get t

DonaldI fumed in annoyance, trying to understand the real reason for this meeting. My uncle and the pack elders were infuriating me and testing my presence, but I wouldn't let them win. However, my blood was slowly boiling as I tried to block their words out. My papers were still lying on the desk in my office, calling and begging for my attention. The same papers that I had finally decided to work on after many days of struggle.I took in a deep breath and opened my eyes to face the men who were now directing their attention to my beta. I didn't want to lose patience with them and unleash the harsh side of me, but these men were constantly pushing me to the wall. I began to wonder if all these requests they had been making from me for a while were all part of a bigger plan. With them, it seemed like it was one issue after another.There was always a problem with my rule that they needed to tackle, and it was really annoying. They couldn't even consider the fact that everyone was sti