A Pack of Their Own

were being watched by my uncle and aunt. Kina looked confused "I thought they said you didn't come." "Yeah, my family, a bunch of jokesters." I said with a fak

her had caused had me angry, I knew she was not fond of Keska but to reject her outright in front of everyone and on this day of all days had me seeing red. I stormed over to where they were standing! "What is the meaning of this" I bellowed, and a bit of my alpha aura slipped through I was so enraged. Everyone near me except other alpha's bowed their heads and bared their necks to me. My mother and father both tried to calm me to no avail. It was my sweet mate that finally got through to me. "Adrian, darling, calm down" she soothed me. "You need to release the pack dear, ok?" again her soft voice was like soft music, tinkling in my ear. It was enough to calm mine and my

, it felt like there was a deep gaping hole inside of me. No, I didn't look like my siblings, James and Jessie were mirror images of our father, with raven black hair and blue eyes, like the color you get when you shine a bright light through a blue sapphire. Lissa and Liam were mirror images of our mother, Honey gold blond hair and blue eyes, the color of a clear summer sky. Then there is me, I am my mother's mother, auburn hair, and hazel eyes, that go from a light peridot to a creamy cara

are stairs just outside the room that go up to the second floor, and an elevator that goes to all the floors, to the right is the pack dining area and a game room, there are another set of stairs just outside the kitchen area that also lead up to the second floor, and another elevator and the kitchen takes up about half of the back of the West wall, the other half is storage and freezer space. Our pack house faces East, we have a pool out the back behind the kitchen for the pack to use. I found Keska in the kitchen helping the omegas with the food prep for after the ceremony. The minute she sees me her tears start. "I am So! So! sorry Adrian, I runed your day, if I knew she was going to do that I wouldn't have gone