(Alexander)
I was f*****g pissed.
Selene was reckless. She should have called me and let me handle it. But no, she had to prove a point—show everyone she could fight on her own. I already knew that. I didn’t need her to prove it. I needed her to be safe.
The moment I reached the pack house and saw her, I gestured for her to follow me. I didn’t check if she was behind me. She knew I was mad. She could feel it.
As soon as we stepped inside my room, I slammed the door shut.
“Sit.”
She scoffed, folding her arms. “Excuse me?”
I took a step closer, eyes locked on hers. “I said sit, Selene.”
Rolling her eyes, she dropped onto the bed, completely unfazed. That only pissed me off more.
“What the f**k were you thinking?” My voice was low and controlled, but she knew the anger behind it.
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