Mrs Alpha

ind of surprised you've gone behind Kurt's back." Reese interjects. I can see his gaze on me

t in this situation, I'm sure he'd be wise against questioning the decisions my daughter or I take.

s out. "This is just an introduction, Dad.

ay." Dad shrugs, di

enery, the unfamiliar territory sprawls out, dense and overgrown compared to our

Dad informs me dryly. "Though he and I are on solid te

t blame the

uts his foot down, gunning up the sloping p

amine the concealed pack house. As we slow down to accommodate a wide bend in

you, Aly. Even got your own formal escort on the

d you don't come across your mate everyday." Dad announces,

st wants this formality over and done with, so I can prove that I

elf, eyeing the grey wolf beside me with curiosity. He r

a mansion. Cold, modern, almost inhospitable, there's no warm or friendly vibe that makes you feel like th

to include a mix of brick and glass. It's like a modern, picturesque cabin in the woods...just on a monument

give the compliment, not wanting to see

e pack are predicted to eclipse the others. Their way of l

itions, passing through the entrance with us. With an unusually practiced attempt, Dad park

ty of the next few moments sinking in. I realise that I'm absol

houlder. "You can't sit here by yourself." "I wish." My re

nd my side in anticipation. Before I can steady myself,

patting my head. "Though if he gets a little

floor with you, boys. H

whole host of eyes on me and with a quick ruffle of my hair and a qui

, there's no-one in sight. The wide oak doors are pulled

ool, almost frosty and I tighten my jacket, eyes on the ground. Hoofing up the

asure to see you again!" A

nd Luna. You already know my sons,

ndsome boys? Forgive me dears but for once,

eluctance to show myself. With a strong hand on my ba

ey eyes, she's absolutely gorgeous. The telltale crinkles around her eyes are the only givea

spot in apparent delight. "I've been waiting

r, Nora." Dad introduces m

in, dear." Grabbing my hand, she pulls

I exclaim, startled by her warm welco

s me along the wooden foyer, to the first door in view. "Do come through." She gestures to us, letting me go an