The Alpha Who Saved Me

CHAPTER 15

“Harder, Alpha!” Cam, my head warrior calls out to me as I pummel another warrior during training. Apparently, I’m not hitting hard enough for his liking though.

Jumping back, I catch my breath and think about my next move. Tala senses someone behind me, and I automatically do a roundhouse kick, tripping up my Beta in the process. Laughter erupts from the few others that are training as Spencer jumps up with a scowl on his face.

“Nice move, Alpha!” Cam calls out to me, giving me a thumbs up.

I’ve been Alpha for a few weeks now and we all have been training really hard to make up for the lack of numbers we have in pack members. Declan kept his word and sent over a hundred warriors, so we would be protected a little more. Little by little, though, other wolves trickle in looking for a new pack to join. These are wolves that had lost their own packs due to attacks like the one on ours.

So far, I’ve welcomed in thirty-five new members, thirteen of them being under the age of eighteen. Everyone belonging to the Dark Moon pack trains six out of seven days a week unless they are under the age of fifteen. Those that are between fifteen and seventeen have special training, since they won’t be engaging in the fight itself. They train more for protecting themselves and in different scenarios, like having to go to a saferoom like I did, or how to call for help.

“I see you are much better sensing when someone is near.” Spencer chuckles.

“I had a little talk with Tala about watching our back when in battle if I’m in human form.” I grin, “The poor girl was out of shape, and a little lax in her trainings.”

“You do realize that I can hear you right?’ My wolf asks snidely.

“Always, Tala, always.’I chuckle at her and she stomps back to her place in the back of my head.

“Did you happen to sense that you had a visitor?” My Beta scoffs and then nods towards the edge of the training field.

“What’s he doing here?” I ask.

“What do you think, Quinn? i’m assuming he’s trying to ‘Woo’ you.” He snickers.

“You don’t like Gavin very much, do you?” I ask my Beta.

He shrugs. “I don’t really know him, but I can tell you that he wouldn’t be my first choice for you.”

his words, but he walks away before I can question him about them. I turn

remember his name, heads over to another section of the training field as I

hurt every time I see him because I haven’t laid eyes on Declan since he had sworn me in. He had left without even saying goodbye and I haven’t heard from

good

What brings you by, and don’t say that you were

to make up a reason to come see the most beautiful she-wolf on this

never know these days.

fades just a little bit, “Have you

Declan, and something in his voice tells me that I’m not going to like what he has to say. I wonder if whatever it is Gavin is about to tell me has something to do with why I haven’t heard from him. Even Cici hasn’t seen him much when she goes back to visit her parents

paternity test done through an amnio something or other, and Declan is the father.” He watches me carefully, but

for him.” I state as I turn and start heading inside, only

bed warmer is beyond me.” He continues with the little

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rooms, though, I cover my mouth and break down in tears. They’re not just for me, though. They are for the Alpha who made a mistake and now

that Gavin informed me of the paternity test, I’m a little upset that Declan didn’t call and tell me himself. I thought

a bit more conservative, but I don’t want to make Gavin wait longer than he has to. By the time I get back downstairs, he’s already made himself at home on the couch and

I get you a drink, Gavin?” I ask as I pass by to grab me a nice cold beer.

cold brew. Popping the tops,

**a brow at me, “I didn’t take you as

I haven’t stocked up on

time I visit,” He smiles back before

as though he was just a friend. Of course, there may have been a bit of flirting here or there, but nothing over the top. I had invited Gavin to come back and

he was gone, though, Gavin’s news about Declan hits me once more. I pick up my phone and dial the Alpha’s number. I stand here in my office, biting my nail, waiting for