Alpha’s Deal: Be My Mate
I saw it in his eyes, how they fogged each time there was mention of the word sacrifice.
It was not fair. It was not just.
But Asher was the Alpha.
And when the rest of the others were afraid to do so, it was him that all of them looked up to.
I got up quietly, not to wake the children, and moved down the hallway barefoot. The house was dark, with only the gentle warm glow of a lantern left burning in the living room.
And there he was.
Asher was reclined on the floor, the top of his head resting against the couch, his old book on his lap. His knees were under the book, his elbows hooked over them; his head dropped low, the words in front of him too heavy to hold.
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