She turned towards Sara, laughing softly. “No, I don’t like him as a friend or lover…since I barely know him.”
“But if you did know him a little more…?”
“Okay, what are you two trying to do?” She questioned with narrowed eyes.
Sara laughed nervously, “Nothing. Just curious, that’s all. Most women would be begging him to take them to his room and-
“Okay! I don’t need to know that! The fact that you, his daughters, know that and find nothing awkward about it is weird.” She frowned. “If someone begged my father to screw them I would slap them while gagging, then lock my dad in his room.”
Sage laughed, “Oh, trust me, it’s weird. But we can’t help it, we’re in the alpha hall as well.”
“Alpha hall?”
“A hall in the pack house, my dad doesn’t actually do anything with them. He refuses to. After hearing it for years, we just roll our eyes at the desperate women.” She explained.
Rosalie nodded, “What are your names anyway?” She asked, wanting to change the topic.
“They certainly have no problem talking about anything.” Her wolf commented.
Rosalie silently agreed with her as she waited for the girls to answer.
“Name is Sage.” The silver eyed one smiled.
“And I’m Sara, we’re twins.” The blue eyed one voiced.
Rosalie frowned, “Twins?”
“Yeah, fraternal.” Sage chuckled.
Rosalie laughed, “Of course.”
They continued walking in the direction of the pack, talking about anything. They were a mile away when they heard low growls from behind them. Rosalie quickly turned and grabbed the girls, putting them behind her. She growled loudly as six rogues slowly crawled out from the bushes, baring their teeth.
“This is why, as the alpha’s children, you do not leave pack grounds. Alone.” Rosalie quietly scolded the girls.
Sara and Sage nodded, eyeing the rogues with anger and a little fear. Without any warning they all lunged at once, Rosalie ordered the girls to run before shifting. She attacked two rogues as the girls shifted and took off. She killed the two rogues and ran after the four that followed the girls. She jumped onto the back of one, easily snapping his
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neck. Another rogue stopped running and attacked Rosalie, but she easily defended herself. Once that rogue was out of her way she continued running, relieved when Sage made it over. However, a rogue managed to attack Sara.
She growled and pulled the rogue off, throwing him into the other one. Sara’s light grey fur had blood on it as she tried standing up. She looked up to see Sage run over and start nudging her sister to the border.
She focused on the rogues as they stood up, once again, trying to attack the girls. She threw her body in front of them as both rogues landed on her, crushing a few of her ribs. She shoved them off, but grabbed one by the back leg. She snapped the wolf’s bone, and allowed it to lay there, whimpering.
She heard a loud yelp, she looked over to see Sage’s white fur now red on her face. She growled and attacked the rogue. She was bewildered by how strong he was as he grabbed her by the throat and threw her into a tree.
Ignoring the sharp pain in her back and neck, she got up and lunged at him before he could grab Sara.
Sage watched with horrified yet awe filled eyes as Rosalie protected them. Rosalie was about to grab his front leg when he flipped her over, pinning her down. She bared her canines, trying to intimidate him, but it wasn’t working. He clawed her stomach, allowing the blood to flow out and soak her fur. She tried to ignore the pain, but it was too much. She howled in agony as he continued slowly clawing her.
Suddenly, he stopped clawing her and the weight of him left. She rolled onto her side, trying to see what was happen- ing. Her eyes widened at the sight. Before her, standing in a protective stance, was a large wolf. His fur was a beauti- ful mix of white and grey. She felt somewhat bad for the rogue whose eyes were wide with fear. She knew exactly who the wolf was.
Alpha Black.
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