Alpha Dimitri By LS Barbosa

Chapter 18

Dimitri:

“I have to admit, she did not fail to amaze me.” Lord Alpha Sirius said, looking at Aurora who blushed. “She indeed is your daughter,”

“I am not surprised.” I said, smiling at Aurora who looked at me. “She does have her taste in food, and I knew to only expect the best from her.” Aurora looked down at her plate before nodding in response as she tucked her hair behind her ear. She blushed, and it took everything in me not to roll my eyes at how easy it was for her to be fooled by words, and the funniest part about it was that she knew very well that she meant nothing to me.

“I am glad to hear that you are enjoying your meals.” She said, not looking up from her plate.

“We are enjoying it very much, Aurora.” Elder Alpha Jordan said, and Aurora smiled.

“You don’t seem to be the type to talk a lot, are you?” Lord Alpha Sirius to talk a lot, are you?” Lord Alpha Sirius asked, shaking his head at her. Our parents looked at me for a second before looking back at her, and she looked up at the Alpha and shook her head.

“I do, when spoken to, Lord Alpha.” She said, and he nodded in

understanding.

“It would be an honor, but I do believe that it would be right of me to ask permission from my mate.” She said, looking at me. It was customary that a Luna asked her mate when something like this occurred, but I had to admit, I couldn’t help but find

Alpha. His eyes were fixed on me, clearly waiting for

something, but it was a completely different thing to try and go against what

message that I was giving her. I didn’t need to say a word, but I knew that she was going to understand that I wasn’t going to allow any mistakes. One wrong word and not only was

meet outside for an evening stroll. I m sure that the weather would be lovely and that we would be enjoying the evening breeze, what do you

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would he want to speak to her?” My father asked, shaking his head. in question. I took a deep breath

unclenching it.

I was having to deal with this, now the last thing that I needed was another series of

gone through this.” My mother said, glaring at me.

orphan Alpha, I would have understood. If she was a rogue Alpha, I would have taken it. But no, I got an omega that was

is bad enough that you are having Charlotte within the pack grounds, and God knows whether or not she has been spending her nights