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Fresh water from the waterfalls flows to it. Being a parent is hard than being an Alpha of a pack. Because as Alpha it’s easy to make sound judgments about the decisions that you make for the pack. But being a parent makes it hard to do that because parents tend to overthink. They tend to overprotect. Having Anya made me understand my parents more. I am not saying that I agree with everything that they did because I don’t. All that I am saying is that I kind of understand why they did what they did. Because right now, I would do anything for that little girl who’s playfully splashing around her.

I didn’t think he would tell me but judging by the smile that played on his lips it was the question he had been waiting for me to ask. “Like I said I have been trying to stir memories within your mother. This was her childhood home. Her parents were Alphas. When they found out I was mated to their daughter they tried to force her to reject me. Wasn’t hard to end their lives. Whole pack was embarrassingly weak. They were a small pack, one which I found by accident believe it or not. Also happens to be the place she found her side piece. Bastard was the son of a Beta. A title they weren’t even entitled to, not really. That title should be handed down, but not this time. No, he was a rogue tha

"This is my wife, Yvette, and these are our two daughters, Valerie and Nicole." Alpha Roberts glances at Valerie and then me, before replying, "May the blessing of the Moon Goddess be upon us, Former Alpha Summers. These are my children—Leandre Xyle and Xandrine Lance." The Luna immediately steps forward and shakes mom's hand. "Thank you so much for inviting us. I'm sure this occasion should have been kept for family and close friends only." "It's no problem at all. Please come in." We all move aside and Dad immediately takes the Alpha into the dining room discussing pack stuff and other types of formal topics that they can relate to each other. I'm pretty sure they're on their way to Beta T

She looks and sees me, oh it looks like we have a new student will you please stand up and introduce yourself. I really didn't want to stand up and talk, you see I had this fear of speaking in front of everyone. My father told me that if I wanted to be Alpha that I would have to get over that fear. Hello everyone, my name is Zachary Helms and I'm a soon to be Alpha to my pack. oh jeez, there Info getting nervous umm...sorry. My father is Alpha of The Riverside Lake Pack. What is your father's name, the teacher asked. His is Marty Andrews and they all gasped. Well Zach we have heard of your father. Now let's get started by going over the Earth's atmosphere.

"What's wrong with you sisters? You think I don't know that you helped her run away? Now look what you have done? What were you thinking posted that thing? Now everyone knows it. You've brought shame on the family and the pack." "I didn't post it. and I've done nothing wrong. What kind of alpha you are selling your own daughter like a prostitute? " Another slap before I finished my sentence. Blood trickled out of the corner of my mouth. I raised my head to look my father in the eyes. "What? Now hitting me makes you feel like a man? A weak alpha who can only abuse his own daughter?" I said coldly. "You! How dare you talk to me like this? " My father raised his hand again but was stopped by my

with that, the Alpha returned back to reading his documents and so the Beta left. Alpha Simmons was pained that his son would cause all these rumors to even develop, for he knew it threatens his leadership ability. The Alpha was in the pool of his thoughts as he thought of a possible solution out and something struck his mind and he smiled for he seemed to have discovered how to resolve this issue.

serene screamed in my head. Please leave it to her to get me out of this fog of guilt; she isn't wrong about me whining. I mean, what does that earn me nothing but hurt, and I don't want anyone else getting twisted into this web of mystery that my father's family got going on. “ The point is we found out that some alphas don't care about having them around,” I find myself saying since I already have everyone's attention; I continue. “ We prove that they can coexist for one night under the same roof for now, at least.”

However, I had been secretly given the most rigorous and dangerous form of training since my early childhood. My parents had resolved to hand over the title to me except that the pack and royal lycan wolves believed in the rank system. They held onto it like dear life, much to my parents’ chagrin. “Take a day’s holiday? Please? I am going back for my Alpha training tomorrow,” Remi pleaded, her voice barely audible over the waterfall’s roaring rapids. “It’s your birthday. At least let your hair down for one night, that’s all I ask for,” the little minx used her softest voice and puppy eyes to sway me into saying “Yes.”

Ezekiel explained, and thoughts streamed through my mind. If the Alpha gave a wolf an apartment, it meant it came from the pack’s shares. And the Luna had the same shares as the Alpha, which meant the Luna had the right to kick that same wolf out of the apartment given by the Alpha. "It’s good to know. And how about my father? Does he work for the pack too?" I asked. He gave me a strange look until I nodded, understanding what he meant by it.

“I thought you knew?” “Yes! I mean no! I knew they weren’t humans, but… but half wolf? That’s insane.” He leaned forward. “Exactly, Isabella! It is wild, mind-blowing, and ridiculous. Who could have thought something like that existed? And there are different kinds too, like ranks. Alpha is the highest rank, and that is what Alexander and his father are.” The look in my father’s eyes… It was even scarier than what he was telling me. Madness… something close to madness, that’s what I could see.