The Beta AND I

en's

s furrowed brows, his eyes squinting a

s obvious that he was w

s out

r, packed a stack of papers from his large mahogany desk, and walked up to the shelf on

s," he cursed and

y are at

ainted in dull colors, not like I mind it's totally Darren's kind of thing. The wind

circles were underneath, clearly stating he had overworked himself for the past few days. His chiseled jaw was free of bear

s playing some tricks with my company, and it's

sy human who doesn't kn

dy business with the politician in Ashbourne and also Darren's busi

of killing that annoying human. He's also been on my blacklist, but Dar

en wasn't mated to Sasha, I would have said he had a weak spot for Vaughn

es her so much he could kill the entire human

ried, and Darren shot his

w wh

ps teach him a lesson that will make him never cross your path again, so I'm curious as to why

than us; if we give them the satisfaction of our attention, the

g the surroundings; the deer was long gone, the pack was quiet, an

o through this trimester without you; our future Alp

. He is always the one who deals with the business in the city while I take care of the pack issue. I nev

want to snap their necks and kill them at a go. They

ould kill them without h

u to help oversee my company in the city

between the horrid laugh, but

t interested. Let

mes I wonder how he became my Delta; even if I wanted him to go there, I wo

erson to be your delta. If you give him this task, he'll su

I had a stoic face on. I didn't want him to see how affected I wa

s way younger than I am-just 22-and he found his mate. I was the only

nd half... I cra

s my chosen mate, but nothing beats a

tion but to help my

es

my back lightly, "Thanks, Carsen," he sai

reak from the pack, go to the city where I

supposed

about the issue. I trust you that no matter how annoying

t promi