Alpha Dimitri By LS Barbosa

Chapter 62

Aurora:

I had to admit, I couldn’t help the clench that I felt in my chest as I knew that Elder Jordan was referring to me as a weak

Luna.

And while she was right, in a way, at least, I hated that I found myself comparing who I was, a bastard wolf, with a human.

I wrapped my arm around myself as I looked at one of the trees, admiring the breeze as it hit my face, and though in pain, I couldn’t help the small smile that formed on my l*ps.

I

stomach, rubbing it gently before turning around just as I heard the Lord Alpha approach me. The was another story that I did not understand, and though

believe that Jordan’s words hurt you more than you are willing to let out.” He stated, and I looked down at my feet, avoiding his eyes. “You need not avoid my eyes, Aurora. I know that it hurts to think less of yourself when you are in tough

am I the type to do so, Lord Alpha. I am just a little tired, I believe.” I said, and he smiled, shaking his head at me.

are a strong woman, a woman that every man would want as a mate.” He said, and I had to force myself to look away from him as I tried my best not to say ‘every man except for the one that I am with. I knew that Dimitri would want nothing more than to get rid of me, the idea of the two of us sleeping together was not one

to explain them, but it was true. His words were like daggers that hit my chest, and it

You grew uncomfortable, and your eyes avoided

stopping him. He frowned in confusion, and I took a deep breath, knowing that I had crossed a small limit that I shouldn’t have. To my surprise, the man simply nodded in response before nodding a the tree that I was

knew that we would be finding you here. I am curious to know the reason behind that though.” He asked, and I smiled, shaking my head. It was a faint memory of something that I saw as a child. A carving that I never did understand, but it always told me that it was of something strong. I walked toward it and the Lord Alpha followed close behind as I put my hand on the carving that was on the tree. It was in a higher spot, I had

than the other, and a pup playing in front of them. I often wondered what the story was behind it, and as a kid, I always imagined scenes between the pup and its parents. At the time, I didn’t know that I was an orphan, but when I did find out, and when we came here for the first time, I saw myself in that pup.” I said, and he

at least.” I said, and he nodded before I turned to face him. “And one day I