Semua Bab My Badass Alpha: Bab 101 - Bab 110

GAVIN'S POVTERRIBLE MOMENTSWithout wasting time, Jerry and I left the hospital, leaving the kids in my mother's care. She didn't bother to ask where we were headed because I'd have to start explaining so much to her. She only advised us to be careful.That wasn't the point here, it wasn't my main concentration. How did all this happen to Iris and she didn't bother to tell me about it?Now I had an explanation on why she refused to answer my texts and calls. Whatever she was facing now, she was facing alone.“Jerry, please drive faster.” I instructed from where I sat in the back seat. My thoughts couldn't hekp but focus on Iris right now, how was she feeling about her mother's death? Did he hurt her so much that she had to seclude me from the bad news?If one of the our pack officials didn't inform Jerry about it, I would still be oblivious to it until now.We rode towards the green family house, the informant told us iris would be there. Thinking about her father who also stayed the

JERRY'S POV HERE FOR HER “You want some more wine?” I shook my head, we had enough for the night, especially Helen. She was one to drink a lot but it was different this time around, more like worse. I couldn't stop her, I know she felt so betrayed and worthless like now. That was house Iris made her feel back at the blue moon pack. The moment she left, I followed behind her and I took her back home in Gavin's car. Gavin didn't mind, he was going to use that as an excuse to stay with Iris in the blue moon pack throughout tonight, I wondered how he was coping with her at the moment of her misfortuned state. Losing her mother must be painful for her, I had lost two parents and till now I felt sad about it sometimes. “If you don't stop drinking now, you'll get a hangover tomorrow morning.” I said to her but she drained the liquid in her glass into her mouth. She chuckled as she placed down the glass and stared at me, her eyes were drowsy and I doubt that she could see me cl

IRIS'S POVI'M THE LUNA"The Luna was a remarkable woman, calm, peaceful, with a heart of gold for every member of this pack."One of the officials stood solemnly before the crowd, delivering a eulogy for my mother. His words echoed in the stillness as I gazed at her casket, not yet lowered into the grave.My chest tightened as the words washed over me, but they felt distant, detached from the whirlwind of emotions churning inside. The sky was a dull grey, matching the heaviness in the air.Around me, pack members stood silently, their faces shadowed with grief. But I couldn't move, couldn't speak. My eyes remained fixed on the casket, unable to accept that my mother, Luna, my world, was truly gone.I felt a hand on my shoulder, warm and grounding. It was Gavin, standing tall beside me, though I could sense the weight he carried, the burden of my loss that threatened to pull him under.He was being strong for me, but I knew the pain within me was simmering just beneath the surface.Th

IRIS'S POVTREATING THE BITCH'S F**K UP“You need to eat a lot, Iris. You look so lean.” Gavin's mother suggested, she carefully pass me some red meat from the bowl as we're together at the dining table.I smiled. “Thanks Mrs Russell.” I muttered out. She gasped. “The formality irritates me, correct yourself right now.”“I'm sorry, mum.”Our little conversation made the kids begin to laugh before you know it, lyra began to cough.I rushed some water into her mouth, I was sitting next to her so I easily par her back gently as she drank the water. “You both should have some table manner.” I instructed the kids.“Sorry mummy.” They both apologized in unison.Gavin darted his gaze towards them and stared at me, a knowing look on his face as if telling me to take it easy on them. He was the cool parent but I wasn't and I didn't know how to be one.I'd tried in the following years or maybe I shouldn't, they would eventually grow up to be teenage wolves and they'd become rebellious if Gavin

IRIS'S POVMARRIAGE, TOMORROW?Neither Helen nor I wanted to apologise to each other. Who was going to be the matured one amongst us? I had caused the quarrel but she took the whole thing seriously and didn't decide to come for my mum's burial ceremony.Matured or not, I was already standing at her apartment. I braced myself as I walked into her house, ready to ask for her forgiveness.My mum wouldn't be happy wherever she is if she knew I had pushed Helen away. Amongst everything my mother wanted for me, she wanted me to have Helen by my side forever.She was more than my personal assistant, but she was a best friend, one that I was ready to swallow my pride for and apologise.I opened the door gently, I looked around, expecting to see her in the sitting room but she wasn't there. I entered and before I could shout out her name to notify my presence in her house, she descended the staircase, oblivious of my presence.“Jerry, is that you?” She asked but when she saw me, her mood chang