Chapter 4
Chapter 4
Kaeleen’s POV
I did not want to be here at the moonshade pack but being alpha of my pack required it. And there was also the fact that my sister, Rebecca, was a vital aspect of this alliance with the humans. Although from my perspective, there was no point in having an alliance. I mean a written alliance but since that’s what the werewolf community wanted, we were going to have to deal with it.
I wasn’t supposed to arrive at the moonshade pack this early but I was done with work and I thought, why not. I came alone without my sister or my second in command. I knew they would come together. And yes, they would both be shocked when they realise that I left without them. I lied to Alex, my second in command, telling him I was just going to chill at home while he finished up with work and picked up his wife, yes Rebecca his wife and mate was my older sister. I was going to forever be a third wheel with them around.
The first thing I realised when I got to the moonshade pack was that it was starkly different from ours. It had a more traditional feel. The compound looked a bit traditional with houses located at different places. But that wasn’t why it gave a traditional feel. It was the atmosphere. The baskets the women held, how they all stared at me like I was a weird specimen. How they looked at my car like they hadn’t seen it. In a word, they looked poor. It made me wonder how this pack was rumoured to be the strongest to ever exist right now. Even the way it was being run felt more traditional. I mean we were in modern times for God’s sake. Shouldn’t they change along with how the world was changing?
I had been directed to the main building where I guessed the alpha, Leon lived and when I walked in, I found something a bit comical. It appeared like there was a meeting going on and a woman was being escorted out. She was striking. Long luscious brown hair and brown eyes. The gown was ill fitting and worn out but I could make out those beautiful curves underneath. This was the first time I was reacting to someone like this. And her scent, damn. She smelled like roses. I’ve never liked it but coming from her, I wanted more.There was a connection between us. I wondered if she could feel it. I hated the way the men were holding onto her like she was some criminal and I wanted to ask but Leon wouldn’t give me the opportunity.
Immediately she was escorted out, he requested everyone leave us. Except for a blonde haired man and the two men who had escorted the woman out.
"Is that how you treat ladies around here?" I asked him as I strolled towards him.
He ignored me. "You are early." He said with a hint of annoyance.