Kai:“Where are you going this early?” Mom asked, shaking her head in question. Irina was in the room, getting ready for the two of us to go out while I beat her on the fact of heading down the stairs, choosing to trust her word.“You didn’t bother coming to breakfast, and now you seem to be ready to go out. And I am guessing, judging by the fact that you worked with Viktor in the office, that you aren’t going to work.” She said, raising an eyebrow at me. I looked my mother in the eye, trying my best to find the right words that would fit what I was supposed to say without hurting her. “I didn’t come to breakfast as it seems to me that my wife wouldn’t be welcomed over. As for where I am going, you never bothered to ask me where I was heading when I went out. Why now?” I asked, keeping my tone calm.“I believe that you know, as well as you know your name, Kai, my reason. Now, where are you going?” She asked, repeating her question.“Out, with my wife. The woman has been in the room

Kai:I stood in front of the arena, watching as my pack members trained after a long day at work or school.It was something that I always saw as important for them, especially since I knew that it would build their strength, and that it would be the reason they stood strong when they knew that there were no elders to support them.Viktor, who was standing in the field, looked at me with a raised eyebrow. The whole pack was surprised to see me without Irina, and I knew the reason. She was the pack’s new ‘bride’ and Luna. For them not to know her and not to see her, they were going to start asking questions. However, I knew that after earlier, it was best not to stop her from going where she wanted to be. At least, until she calmed down. “The men have seen her within her pack grounds. She was speaking to Alpha Sebastian.” Viktor said, as he approached me. I didn’t say a word, instead, I nodded at my pack members, knowing that I was not going to change things. “Let them keep her safe

Kai: “Do you mind telling me why you believe that they are going to rebel, mother?” I asked, shaking my head at my mother whose eyes darkened. “Let me think, one, you have an omega for a wife, two, you don’t even know her origins, and need I add a number three, the fact that she was sent by the enemy that put you in the mess of getting hurt in the first place.” She said, shaking her head at me. “You two are far too foolish to understand the consequences of your actions and you are ONLY going to put his pack in danger.” “We are more than aware of the situation in hand, mother, but I doubt that me bringing in a wife is going to cause a conflict within the pack. Unless, of course, you want it to be caused. The idea of you believing so only means that you might have heard something.” I said, looking my mother in the eye. Irina didn’t say a word as she kept her eyes on the ground, avoiding my mother’s gaze. “I am curious, where is your family, Irina?” Mom asked, turning her attention

Kai: To say that I was angry was an understatement. And though I understood where Irina was coming from, I was annoyed with the fact that SHE didn’t bother trying to understand what I wanted to tell her. Hell, it was like she felt as if I was against her, and though it wasn’t the case, I knew that it was how she saw it at that point. I let the water cascade my body, relaxing my muscles, and I took a deep breath, allowing myself to try and think straight. The two of us were starting in a rough way, and I knew that I couldn’t blame her. I walked out of the bathroom, getting dressed. I saw Irina still sitting on the bed, looking at her phone. I knew that things wouldn’t be solved if the two of us didn’t talk. And I knew that I wasn’t going to blame her for being upset with what mom did, she had crossed a line that she wasn’t supposed to. I sat on the edge of the bed beside Irina, and though she didn’t look up at me, she put her phone down, letting me know that she understood th

Kai:It’s been a week since Irina and I were home, and I knew that today was going to be her first day back at work.I looked at her and I couldn’t help but smile when I saw her looking at me through the mirror as she put her wedding ring on.“You are going to wear it to work?” I asked, walking toward her. She looked at me over her shoulder when she saw me towering over her body, and I smirked when she hummed in response.“I doubt that those who are married would take their rings off.” She said, looking down at it. “Plus, it is far too beautiful to take off at this point.”“I’m glad that you like it.” I said, and she looked down at it, extending her hand. “’Like’ is too small of a word. You can replace it with the word love, though. It would describe just how I feel about it.” She said, making me smile. “Where are you going today?”“I have a few things to work on in the office. It’s been a while since I’ve been there, and I think that it is about time that they saw me around them in