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Alphas have a natural charm that I’ve seen have this effect on other girls.
It’s the first time I’m feeling it for myself.
I’ve never understood those girls who are obsessed with the Alphas, but admittedly their charm, properly applied, can be potent.
I’m still a little flustered when he brings me into the room where his father is standing, talking to my guardian.
Our pack Alpha, William Masters is the tallest, and most muscular guy in Nightshade. He has classically handsome features, and a fearsome reputation that keeps any of his subordinates from thinking they might have enough Alpha energy in them to challenge him.
He doesn’t look pleased when his gaze lifts from my guardian and moves from his son to me.
His expression hardens, and I start to wonder if it might have been better to walk away when Fenrir told me I wasn’t welcome here.
Clearly, he was right.
Orion gives me a reassuring smile when I glance at him.
I’m not sure why he’s being so nice to me.
It’s possible that he’s a good guy, I guess.
I just didn’t think that was likely since he’s one of William Masters’ sons.
Alina turns and I can tell she’s not pleased that I’m here, either.
My hands shake as I take my notepad and grab the pen from my pocket.
I find a clean page and write down a question for Alina.
Did you tell him?
She nods in response, before she asks me in sign language to wait.
I nod back and turn the page, waiting.
I don’t know what she’s saying to the Alpha. I can only see the back of her head.
He moves a little, making it harder for me to read his lips.
Orion shrugs at me when I glance at him again.
Alina turns away from the Alpha and signs at me that it’s time to leave.
I blink at her, my thoughts going blank.
Time to leave?
With no repercussions?
This … Doesn’t make sense.
I glance at the Alpha in time to read him saying, “Orion, see them out.”
Orion nods and leads the way. Alina puts an arm around me.
It takes a bit of nudging from her to get my legs to move.
I know she’ll tell me what happened once we’re outside, but I’m still too shocked right now to not drag my feet a little against leaving.
