“You’re being quiet again,” Zed pointed out.“I feel like I’ve just spilled way too much of my soul to you,” I grumbled, tilting my head to lean up against the window.“My older brother is an alpha,” Zed offered.I glanced over at him and found him relaxed, but serious.“My parents are, too. Our family’s just them, Zach—my brother—and me. They never said they were disappointed by what I was, but I could feel it. There was always the comparison, the complaint. I preferred to be alone sometimes, which alphas never do. And when I see someone in trouble my instinct isn’t to reach out a hand and help—it’s to step back, and take in my surroundings.”“I love my family, but I’ve never felt like I belonged with them. I’m always the odd one out, the loner, the rebel. As a kid, the one thing I was always applauded for was cooking, so I dove all in. It became an escape for me, and then a career. And I was damned good at it.” His lips tilted upward slightly.“Why do you say that like it’s over?”H
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