Growing up in a wolf pack is meant to be a great experience. It’s meant to be a community and a sense of pride taken in the pack members. We are taught to respect our Alpha, Beta and Gamma. And they treat everyone in their pack like family. Well, that doesn’t work out for everyone. Sometimes, the one that acts differently in a pack is the Alpha himself. And when pack members try to leave, they are punished for it. Luckily, my mother and I were fortunate enough to be able to escape without being punished. But that did entail us leaving in the middle of the night with only a car full of stuff and avoiding all patrols as we got the hell out of there. We were the ones that the Alpha definitely didn’t want to leave. He was obsessed with us, well with me, and that was all the more reason that we needed to get the hell out of there. The Alpha had ordered the entire pack to keep an eye on us, and he even put patrols on us at all times. But if he thought that was going to stop me, then he

It didn’t take long for the Alpha to arrange housing and furniture and everything that we needed since we were technically refugees. And he had me enrolled in school immediately and he also went to see my mother. He had to make sure that she really was a doctor and what I had told him was the truth. Apparently, Alpha Kane was no idiot when it came to Alpha Calvin. He knew about his many mates and he didn’t blame us for wanting to get me out of there. So on my first day of school I stopped at a diner to get some breakfast while my mother rested at home before she started work. Luckily, after seeking medical help she was healing really fast and wanted to start work as soon as possible. But as I sat at the counter in the diner with a coffee and a book, I heard the bell chime as someone else walked in and sat at the counter, a couple of stools down from me. “Hi Asher. The usual?” The waitress asked. “Yes, please.” Asher said. I didn’t look up from my book while he was sitting there wa

The following morning when I got up at 5am I went for my usual jog around the territory but I was stopped as I was running around behind some houses by someone singing out my name. “Asher.” I said as I slowly stopped. Asher stepped out from the side of his house, looking like he had slept in the yard chair that night. “What the hell are you doing?” He asked. “Jogging. What the hell are you doing?” I asked. “Dad and I got in a fight last night so I slept out here. I didn’t want to see him.” He said. “So, you slept in the yard.” I said. “Yeah. Pretty much.” He said as he slowly got up and walked over to the fence. I just shook my head at him and tried to tame his bed hair. “You shouldn’t have to sleep in the yard when you fight with your father.” I said. “I know. He doesn’t kick me out. I choose to sleep out here. Even he calls me crazy for doing it. And a stubborn teenager.” Asher said. “Well, I have to agree with him on that.” I said. “Do you jog like this every mor

When I got up the following morning at 5am I got dressed and headed downstairs and to my surprise, Asher was waiting for me out the front. “What the hell got you out of bed this early?” I asked. “Well, I thought I might give these morning jogs a go. And I think it will be a good time for us to talk about you working for the Alpha.” He said. “Why do I get the feeling that you’re about to warn me off of working for the Alpha?” “I think there’s just a few things that you need to know.” He said. “Well, I am not giving up the job. He told me that I can work from home on the computer.” I said as we started jogging down the path. “I know. But he will also have access to your computer. He will be watching everything that you are doing on there.” Asher said and that made me look at him really skeptically. “Why would he do that? Why would he care what a teenager is looking up on the internet?” I asked. “I don’t know. But he has never had a receptionist before. So, there’s somethi

ALPHA KANE’S POV I was sitting at my desk looking aimlessly at these papers in front of me while Savannah was working on the computer right across from me. When her phone rang, I thought she would just ignore it since she was working, but she answered it. She kept working while she answered it though, so I didn’t mind. But when I heard her mother’s voice screaming at her on the other end I couldn’t help but snap my head up to look at her. Savannah looked at me with this strange and embarrassed look on her face and she got up from her chair and she left the office. I knew that her and her mother had a really close relationship so why the hell would her mother be screaming at her on the phone like that for no apparent reason. “Daniel.” I mind linked. “Yes Alpha.” “Are you still in the packhouse?” “Yeah. I’m in the kitchen.” Daniel said. “Savannah is in the hallway outside my office. I can’t hear because she closed the door and this room is soundproof. Try and hear what she’s