Adea
My lips twitched and I fought the urge to smile at Duke’s obedience. It was a positive sign for me. I took my time looking at him before I nodded and finally turned from him and lead the way to Alpha Joshua’s office. I didn’t need him to point me in the direction I needed to go, I knew where it was. I’d been there a countless amount of times. Sometimes it was to bring him dinner when he couldn’t come down for his meal or late at night for snacks when he was hungry.
How did Shane feel sitting in the chair of the man who raised him? It had been something he’d always known he’d have but I’m sure he never could have imagined it would turn out this way.
Did he feel any guilt after he killed him? His father’s office was now his, the pack was now his. In the end, had it all been worth it? I knew it eventually would be but thinking about it and actually being here for it was a different matter. It made everything real.
