Promised To The Alpha Twins – Chapter 92
“Take a deep breath, darling,” Ethan whispered with a soft chuckle in my ear, but I could sense the tension in his emotions.
We were escorted to the second floor where the meeting would take place. The floor was heavily guarded and had greater spaciousness and a more expansive design compared to the other levels.
“Speak only when called upon,” a tan-skinned woman in a tight skirt warned Ethan and me. She walked with grace, swaying her hips as if she were strutting on a runway. “If they want you to say something, they will give you the floor. It’s your opportunity. They can also call witnesses if they wish, allowing those who accompany you to speak on your behalf.”
e.
in the hallway. They were uncomfortable to walk in and produced an annoying noise. My feet were already hurting, and we had barely begun.
r worn heels before, and while they enhanced my legs, they were becoming a nuisance.
air of wooden doors that led to a spacious room. It had a
out the room. Their personal emblems were engraved on bronze plaques hanging in their respective sections. Witnesses openly conversed with each other, even in the narrow aisles leading to the center of the room.
rm, six meters away from the main High Table members.
as much fear and hostility, but also a healthy dose of curiosity. Sometimes curiosity can be beneficial.
affection.
nstantly rein them in to focus.
te, Sussan,” a man near the main door
me, as if I were a spectacle, an animal among other animals.
ed silence filled the room, and David Zoe stood up from his seat at the head.
ched perfectly with his stormy
r success,” his voice was melodic and calm, perfectly balanced as it reached every corner of the room. Even his emotions seemed serene and balanced, like perfectly still waters. There was nothing about him that hinted at the presence of a monster.
“Take a deep breath, darling,” Ethan whispered with a soft chuckle in my ear, but I could sense the tension in his emotions.
l hue. They both looked tan, indicating they lived in a warm and bright place.
ticipated. I stored them in my mind; maybe I could persuade them to change their minds.
stand,” to my surprise, the first to speak was Robert Reynolds
had never seen before, now stood in the center of the room, addressing the High Table on a matter related to my life.
obert Reynolds spoke again.
e if I wasn’t concerned for my Alpha. They’re not like her father. This girl is imposing a heavy burden on me, responsibilities I wasn’t prepared for,” he growled, clearing his throat.
against me, but I gathered my courage. Ethan was furious, but I knew he could keep his composure during this meeting.
behind those decisions. Anthony was worried, uneasy about the twins he had seen grow up. Much as it pained him, he believed he was doing what was right.
about that incident? Specifically, when Mrs. Sussan was involved in the battle,” Robert clarified, practically ignoring what Anthony had said. “Yes, everything was going wrong, there were too many enemies. It was the biggest battle I’ve ever seen in my life, though that doesn’t say much. Alpha Liam got injured but not seriously. He would have recovered if she hadn’t intervened in the fight. The girl almost killed our Alphas. They were too concerned about her to fo
Robert nodded reflexively, “That will be all, Mr. Armstron
there were other monsters in that room.
trembling under the gaze of all those eyes.
f the group. Jason Harper radiated hostility. You could feel his pure disgust and anger every time he mocked me.
to harm those renegades?” Anthony Armstrong’s account of the battle is accurate, and yes, I used my abilities against the renegades.” I nodded firmly, struggling to keep my voice steady. Speaking aloud without showing weakness was challenging, but I managed. I couldn’t help adding with a slight sweetness, “I could feel my mate’s pain, and I ran to defend myself. As you can see, his pack is mine, just as I am a part of them.”
power had surged from me uncontrollably. It was sheer luck and anger that directed my power at the renegades.
ns, catching me off guard. “There’s no one to teach this young wolf.” Maurice Evans was around thirty-five years old and, at that moment, was the oldest unmarried male. He had a rugged and masculine appearance. Some gentle lines adorned his face, but they only added to his attractiveness. His hair had a
.” Jason Harper interjected with an oily smile. If I could guess what a psychop
and revenge.
on’t resurface?”
e concerns, I believe in the preservation of life and in extraordinary circumstances,” David Zoe intervened, sounding as if he was truly on my side. If I didn’t kno
rice Evans blinked in surprise, but then his surprise turned into a sh
without any reservations. I could feel Ethan’s surprise, but I was even more taken aback by the malicious satisfaction that flickered. He was enjoying how I defended myself, how I g