Bride of the Cursed Alpha (Auren and Lucien)

Chapter 160

2 years later.

We had celebrated Tam's second birthday a few weeks back. Mom had grown to love her so much that she would keep buying cute clothes and toys for her. Many of our pack members also started loving her. She was an adorable pup, but I couldn't pluck out the images of how my uncle was killed because of her. I wish I knew who that man was who killed him because I wanted to wipe out his family.

"Mat! Mat!" Tam squealed, snapping me out of my thoughts.

"Go away," I muttered when she tugged at my sleeve. It irritated me how she clung to me. "Go play with Gini," I said, pulling my sleeve away from her, and walked out.

She pouted her lips and followed me. "I wuv you, Mat," she said. 'Mat, pway!"

"Oh Veles!" I growled at her. "You are pretty annoying!"

She blinked her eyes at me and then rushed inside to my mom. "Sela, Mat say, I pretty!"

Mom's lips curled up. "Really?" She picked her up in her arms.

"What? I never said that," I hissed. "I said she is pretty annoying."

Tam giggled. "But Mat say, I pretty."

While mom barked a laugh, I gritted my teeth and walked out. As soon as I was on the porch, Dad's Beta, Curtis, came." Some bears are here from a faraway pack," he said. "Where's Alpha Teddy?"

went on

mom and me, and asked mom to get Tam also. I didn't like it that she took Tam, but who could go against dad's orders? Though mom seemed calm, I could sense tension in her stance. Even daddy

Tam AuLuc's family." He looked at Tam and his eyes gleamed again. I wanted to

gritting. "Key to a

away from us to look at my father

that you want to take her away?"

our pack, and it

This was ridiculous. "She's just a child!" I

step back,

another thing coming. You can't throw a prophecy on our face and tell us that she belongs to your pack. There's no proof of any prophecy. If there's any, show

sacred to us, but they didn't come by just like that. I

Shaman said so!"

or by your fictitious prophecies, Alpha Kael. You may leave, and don't bother doing this again. Else I

Veles!

his fists, but he knew it better not to mess with my father. "I'll bring

the whole incident left me shaken. Why was it

Form it was becoming absolutely outrageous. Once a few rogues came over, camped at the pack's border, and claimec Successfully

of so many shifters that it was getting on my nerves. Even though dad threatened them all to back off,

his strength and was pushing forward. I had no reason why, but whenever