Alpha Alec's Redemption by Kathy M

Alec

I step aside but don't go far. I could feel the charged air around us, but that wasn't my main concern. No. It was the woman curled into a ball, looking like her whole world had been upended.

I hated seeing her like this. I hated seeing the pain in her eyes. I wanted to do everything to help her. To ease her pain. To protect her.

It's only been a few weeks since we found out we were mates, but she already has me wrapped around her pinky. She would never understand. Hell, I don't understand it either. She would never believe me if I told her, but it was the damn truth.

My hands clench as I try to hold myself back from gathering her into my arms. I have to fight the need to be with her. To hold her. To comfort her.

Everything inside me was pushing me, begging me to go to her, but I knew she needed to do this on her own. She had to let go. To release whatever it was she was holding back.

I had this same problem when I first shifted. I always tried holding back. Always tried controlling Knox. The results weren't pretty. My alpha powers would build up so much that when I finally couldn't hold back anymore, I would lose control of both myself and my wolf. I had to come to terms with the powerhouse that was my wolf. Only then did I finally gain control.

"I hate this," Knox growled, his pacing giving me a damn headache.

I replied, keeping my eyes on my

doesn't

my arms across my chest.

"Nope. She's blocked me."

physically in pain. She sounded like

she'll be okay?" a soft voice said beside me. It was

simple

over

came pouring down in torrents ase the winds raged, thunder rolled and lightning struck all around us.、 Looking at it, watching what was happening, it almost felt like the goddess was angry. Like the entire heaven was weeping

the only warning we get before a powerful energy burst is released from the center of

for a while as I tried to get my mind back on

stopped. The rain, the thunder and the lightning. The sky clears, and the sun shines

nothing had happened.

feet and momentarily stopped in my tracks as I looked around