THE WRONG TWIN FOR THE RIGHT ALPHA

the room with my eyes, finding my nephew in a crib near my bed. My attention was captured by the e

aking an effort to look threatening, though m

of me and sitting on his hind legs. He made a m

low you to hurt my baby!" I will repeat m

ooking at me intensely and

imilar, but not identical. It belongs

crazy, listening to a wolf conve

owled even more menacingly, his

I cried desperately, standing in fron

with a quick, barely noticeable move, he managed to knock

, you shouldn't chall

eeling a shive

are not her, and this is not her cub!" he s

y. Her dark hair framed a sculpted face, and a well-groomed beard added a touch of sophistication. His confident posture and d

exclaimed, shock

termination, "This

o you think you are to claim him?"

ur king!" His voice soun

her?" I stammered, bewi

pup belongs to me," h

e was firm, chal

brow, assessing

commented, noting my

t I would care for and protect her child as if it were my own.

A nearly imperceptible smile crossed his lips, but his

have the scent of death abou

th?" I repeat

there was something unique about her." His eyes narro

led up in

are of her? Why did you abandon her? And why have you only now appeared, wanting

found her through the scent of my pup. I sensed the threat

asked, remembering the chil

idn't attack her.

other wolve

destroy my heir and take my throne." His gaze gli

u a king?" I as

h a tone of pride and honor in his voice

a?" I continued,

ressing..." He rolled

ully as she wiped a stubbor

kill Conan? How did you meet my sister?" I exhaled aft

nswered your question about the cub. Don't be slow, humans. Follow

ht, Mr.

ed, "Mr. Alpha or

wakes up crying, as scared as I am. I turn to catch him, but a strong, rough

he'll crush my nephew in his strong arms. "Give

future leader of this band. Why would I hurt him

s telling the truth, maybe he's the father of this child! My sister had warned him that he was an

ntly, compelling him t

ter? Why did she feel sh

were aflame with predatory intent. Despite his intimidation, I didn't avert my gaze.