THE MATE THE ALPHA NEVER CHOSE
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t a few hours. As much as I wanted to believe that they had lost it, the look I remember s
shed me, his hands pinning mine against the wall. He brought my hand
but pushed his lips against
le push. "We had sex just before I
ever do justice in explaining, you know." He pushed some strands of my hair back and placed them
ike to have a cup of coffee, and not have her ears bleed out. Let's go ge
o think about. The whole damn world was nuts, but I was confident that I had the most insane thing to worry about today. I guessed it was alright to worry from time to time. Es
oing to be awoken in the evening. Mum said she would take me into the wood tonight to 'make it happen'. What's
s he got back to the table we chose to
tha
alright
'm fine. I'm just taking in the moment, you know.
liar. At this point, i
me to our table. "It has been a hot minute sinc
le school. For some reason, she always thought I was friends wi
in a while," I said, flas
clean now. My girl now supports addicts, especially
herself," I said, pretending I had even tho
ent back to tending
out, already laughing before he completed his sentence. "You a
he knew how much it took me to be able to hide how sca
, or maybe like my good friend, they had too much to drink. This was until I watched Mum's claws shoot out from
regular untrimmed nails, and the next moment? They were this terrifying mo
her werewolf claw. She wrapped her hands around my sho
you now, but I assure you that everything
at all. Back to normal? Damn, I didn't know if I could recognise what normal was
ife was in great danger because of some sort of demons w
y this, but I reckon that you know that there's nothing you can't tell me. It doesn't matt
ds. "Sure. I know that, Alex. It's just that I got so muc
u need to drink someth
hink you're right. I need
mind off the storm
our beer in a silence that only provided me more time to think and worry. But then the alcohol he
Alex asked, smiling goofily at me.
during lunch breaks, I guess seeing that bor
x said. "Nothing done w
e stopped drinking... all to no avail. I was tired, and more importantly, I wasn't in the headspace to help anyone. Not now at least. What I heard from my parents today shook me to th
t Dan
d on his shoulder. "I c
be. Do what's
fish, ar
now that's not true. You've been at her side since she started fightin
ced my head back
was afraid that what they were saying was the truth. My parents have always been honest with me. I couldn't think of one bloody r
as a character in a kid's story? On
ing at my phone. "I nee
ead home. It's
you home later on. I just ha
thing but kept quiet. He gave my shoulder a
aid, kissing him on the face an
". Whatever it was, I doubted if it would be a fun activity. The v