My Secret, My Bully, My Mates by Miss L

“Of course, Smalls, but this time you’re mine!” Kota swings me on his back and starts running. The rest of the guys are laughing and running to catch up.

It took us no time to run to the packhouse which was completely overflowing with people. The front doors were thrown wide open and groups of people were milling around the front lawn and porch all talking and enjoying themselves. I could hear the music coming from the back yard and could smell the delicious scent of barbeque billowing from the Alpha’s pride and joy grill.

“Kota, can you run me upstairs for a quick shower and change of clothes?”

“Sure Smalls, I would love to get you all cleaned up.”

He says low, in a tone I’ve never heard from him before. Then he looks over his shoulder and winks at me before I even caught on to what he was implying.

“Ugh! NO! Get your head out of the gutter. Just take me to our floor.” I roll my eyes back at him.

“You said it not me, Smalls. I can keep it quick though so no one suspects.” He chuckles again.

“Will you stop! I’ll just go myself, you are being weird.” I tried to jump off his back as he reached the porch, but he had a death grip on my thighs. I wa:

not going anywhere without a scene, and we both know I won’t cause a scene at Luna Ava’s party.

Stupid boys. “Fine, just move it, [ don’t want to keep your mom waiting. She’s probably expecting you and the guys to play your parts as hosts and is not happy it took us this long to get back.”

“Mom knows where we are, it’s fine. Besides, she wants you, not the rest of us. You are the jewel of the pack right now, from what I overheard in the stands.”

it to the door to their floor and starts punching in

“I can’t even compete for a real spot yet,

to respond, but is interrupted by my favorite sound

there you are, I’ve been

brother, you really can’t keep him

when we are Alpha

to stop her rambling. She either hasn’t noticed me on his back or is choosing to pretend that I’m not here. My guess

latter. ”

Kaley, who am 1?”

opens her eyes wide and tries to look

hard question.

Alpha, silly. That’s

name. Say my name.

them apart. I never thought of it until now, but she never calls them by their names initially.

in the back of Kota’s neck to stifle a giggle of my own. Can’t she just tell by their scents who they are? She

that stupid.

a purr-like sound from his chest and I pop back up looking at

unless you want our previous conversation to become