Mate In Disguise For The Alpha

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acts me from my homework. Our pack house ha

be studying,

-to-be. I'm not required to study. I've been preparing for this my

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stantly finds a way to get around me. I take my jacket and make my way down

yes matching his hair a soft warm brown. I haven't met his wolf yet, but in my dreams, he's that same warm chestnut brown. I'm counting down the days till I get to meet his wolf. Our wolves are asleep until we reach the age of eighteen. Josh turned eighteen last month and experienced his first shift. I can't wait for my birthday to finally meet my

voice is mild, but it h

en friends our entire lives, we know everything about each other, and nothing escapes our notice

, the entire pack, into the woods that back up to my house. Individual housing is available for families with older children

a glum expression, and

oaching, I need to pace

you walk me back?" His brow fur

ted to ask you

back against a tree, kissing me sweetly before

lready know we'll be friends. Why won't you just give me a small taste, Chelsey?" His eyes dar

g so tense..." he rushes back towards me, and

"I'm waiting for my mate," he says as he smacks his fist in

e taken you by now if I were any other wolf!" He y

care me... All I want

can't detect any wolf's scent without my wolf, which makes me nervous. He retu

ves that would give their lives for a night with me. I am the beta for the upcoming Alpha! Being with me entails a fucking status. One t

g that. That's yo

vicious to me... it had to be his wolf, he can sense my change coming up and wants a taste of what he thinks is his. The fact is that I don't know if we'll be mates just yet; there's no way to know until I get my wolf. He's definitely upset, and perhaps he'll calm down before my shift; I need him with me if this happens. The only way I'll know whether we're mates is if his wolf crosses paths with mine.

s and gathering my breath before returning to the house. I know my fa

ause he didn't look up from the television. I'm thinking whether to text Josh... surely he'd

y home... I apologize for

but with Josh, it's always easier to apologize first and then get one in return. Eleven o'clock at night and still no respon