Rejecting the Alpha Twins

Chapter 134

Chapter 134

Celeste POV

Tonight couldn’t have gone any better if I had personally planned it myself. I had been anxiously awaiting to see what kind of wolf Fiona would get. Would hers be better than mine? Would she be like my mother and be a white wolf or a black wolf- like her father? It had caused me no end of anxiety and as I stood beneath the moonlight with all of my parents, I could see how nervous they all were, genuinely wanting only the best for her, despite her attempts to sever the bonds between all of

us.

But time passed and nothing happened. At first, I thought maybe I had gotten the timing wrong or that I was imagining things. It had never occurred to me that Fiona would never get her wolf. It was rare in our packs but it did occasionally happen. Those that did not get a wolf were always looked down upon. They were treated differently, Fiona was already treated differently by those in the pack, but once news spread that she hadn’t even shifted, that her wolf was not there, she would be treated even worse than before. A malicious grin spread across my face as I watched Fiona run towards the pack house sobbing loudly. She was devastated. I couldn’t be happier..

My mother moved, intending to go to her and my hand shot out, taking hold of her arm. She looked at me questioningly.

“Don’t” I said softly as my father’s shifted uncomfortably on their feet. “She needs some space right now. She hates us remember? This is just another reason for her to be even angrier with us, even though it’s not our fault.”

“She’s right” Father Xander spoke, looking at me with sorrow. “My daughter is hurting right now and no doubt wants to lash out. I never thought” he breathed, looking at his brother “I never dreamed she wouldn’t get her wolf. Not when she had my Alpha DNA” he added confused, a bewildered expression on his face.

“Neither did I” admitted Xavier “and what’s worse is that we insisted on being her for her so we were all witnesses to her embarrassment” he added darkly.

I decided to use this time to my advantage, suddenly allowing tears to flood my own eyes, and causing my parents to instantly turn to me. I let a tear trail down my cheek, causing my mother to touch my shoulder in concern.

“Celeste,” she said, tilting her head “what is it? What’s wrong?” she tried to soothe me.

I blinked big eyes at her. “It’s just, no it’s okay, it’s selfish of me to even be worrying about it now” I choked out.

“Celeste you can talk to us about anything” Father Xavier spoke, his tone firm as he eyed me.

lips as my mouth was dry, “what if the same thing happens to me?” I sobbed “what if I don’t get my wolf

gathered me into a

DNA and your father’s. A white wolf and an Alpha wolf. It’s impossible that

that I would get my wolf but I needed to manipulate them into feeling sorry for me instead of Fiona.

Fiona has father’s DNA“I sobbed, looking at Father Xander “and she didn’t shift. How am I meant to lead the pack if I

That doesn’t change. But you will get your wolf” she continued to convince me. “I don’t know why Fiona didn’t but you are an entirely different person. I wouldn’t stress as much as

Father Xander sounded incensed as he moved back and

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was thinking to say such a thing. Of course I didn’t mean it” she stammered but my father looked angry enough to burst

didn’t deserve what happened tonight, no matter what you

my mother

intervened “Regan made a mistake and she apologized. Let’s all just worry about what we do now. Fiona’s party is today” he

don’t think so eithe,r” I said trying not to

was ruined and I hadn’t even had to step in and do something. It was

Xander mumbled, putting his hands in his pockets and staring blindly up at the sky. “I didn’t get a chance

was he up to? Why was he smiling softly to himself?

“what are you talking about? What news? I’m sure that

on what it was.

in order

of the Black Lightning pack would no longer want anything to do with Fiona now that she was wolfless and weak. I doubted he would approve the transfer now either but my father looked eager as he spoke. Poor fool. He really did like his daughter Fiona,