Lahat ng Kabanata ng Fated To My Bully Alpha : Kabanata 31 - Kabanata 40

Regardless of whether the pack agreed with the beta, I knew none of them were going to volunteer. I could smell their dislike and fear.You should go, Alessia told me. I hadn’t even noticed that she was paying attention to our meeting.Really? You think we should?Yes. You’ve been looking for a way to prove yourself, to show them who you really are. This is your chance, Amirah.“I’ll go,” I said. As soon as the words were out of my mouth, everyone in the room looked at me, and I could feel the color rising in my cheeks. My automatic response was to sink back into my chair and make myself smaller. I could feel the eyes of the men and women around the table sizing me up and passing judgment on my abilities.Ignore them, Alessia told me. We can do this. You know we can.I took a deep breath, sat up as straight as I could, and looked into Grace’s eyes. “Whatever you need me to do, I’ll do it. I want to help the pack however I can.”“Thank you for putting the needs of the pack ahead of you

I threw the papers across the room and slammed my fists on my desk, unable to contain my irritation at their brazen disrespect.I’m going to tell them where they can stick their treaty, my wolf Leonidas growled, echoing my anger.Good idea. I grabbed my phone and dialed the number for the Black Diamond Pack.“Hello?” a female voice said on the other line.I took a deep breath. I wasn’t sure who this she-wolf was, but she didn’t deserve my anger. That should be saved for their leader. “I need to speak with Caspian McCloud,” I managed to say as calmly as possible.“Who?” the voice asked, her tone going up slightly at the end in a sing-song manner. By the tone of her voice, I could tell she knew exactly who I meant. Like a parent trying to teach her pup manners, she was waiting for me to address her alpha properly.“Alpha Caspian McCloud,” I gritted out. “May I speak with him? Please.” I could use the correct words or a kind tone, but I could not manage both right now.“Yes, of course!”

Grace leaned over and gently grasped my hand, giving it a brief squeeze. If I was sad before, it was nothing compared to how I was feeling now. I was leaving a true friend behind.“You know, Amirah,” Grace said, “you should probably start calling me Grace instead of my title. You’re about to be a luna yourself, after all.”“I may not be your subordinate after the mating ceremony takes place, but you will always have my respect, luna Grace,” I said.“And you have mine,” she echoed. “I promise we will work closely together to ensure the alliance between the packs is strong. It’ll be just as much our responsibility to ensure its success as it is the alphas’.”As if on cue, alpha Caspian walked through the door, looking cheerful. “Amirah, are you about ready to leave?” he asked.I nodded in response. This alliance was a huge win for him, and I couldn’t blame him for being anxious for it to be finalized.“I think you might be in for an interesting meeting with the Northern Wind Pack,” Casp

When I was done showering, I left the bathroom to find that McKenna had snuck in to lay clothes out on my bed. She really was a meddlesome sister, but I had to admit I appreciated the effort she had put into choosing an outfit for me. If I’d been left to my own devices, I most likely would have picked a standard pair of jeans and a T-shirt. Instead, I got dressed in the charcoal-gray slacks and deep-blue button-down that matched my eyes and was pleased with the results. The darker palette gave an air of mystery and seriousness, which seemed entirely appropriate for the circumstances.Many members of the pack were aware of the proposed alliance and the arrival of their new luna, but I had specifically requested we keep the greeting party to a minimum. I hadn’t asked Caspian if Amirah knew the name of her marriage partner, nor did I ask if he had been told of our history. It was almost certain that there would be heightened emotions when they arrived, and I wanted as few witnesses to th

The space had been curated, but it wasn’t overdone. McKenna had chosen to focus on delicate floral patterns and wood accents, leaning heavily into the natural vibe of the outdoor surroundings. There were dainty tea cups waiting on the coffee table and an assortment of beautiful journals and notebooks on the desk. Soft throw pillows adorned a light pink couch, and a basket of blankets sat in the corner.“This room is perfect,” I assured McKenna. She had been looking eagerly at me while I inspected my new lodgings and seemed pleased with the evident joy on my face.I walked around the room, unable to stop myself from touching the different surfaces. None of the furnishings seemed particularly expensive, but the care with which they’d been chosen was making me emotional. I hadn’t experienced this kind of attention for a very long time.“I stocked the little kitchen for you, and you have got to see the bathroom,” McKenna said, practically bouncing on her feet with excitement. The tub is m