Chapter 25

Rowan

I opened the window of my room, letting the night breeze into the room.

Half of the moon was high in the sky and shone clearly. It was past midnight, and the whole packhouse was sleeping, including my twin, but I couldn't.

Blake did nothing but torment me in my head, anxious to see her again, the fact that she was so close did not help at all. We promised Austin that we wouldn't interfere and that we'd make sure she got used to life in the pack, but I could never imagine that it would be so hard to get through.

It was like torture, I couldn't concentrate, and I had the physical need to see it, even if only briefly. The last time we visited her at her house, she had discovered us, and we had been forced to flee, so from that time, we had not approached the house of the old beta, even at night, and this caused the fury of Blake who did not tolerate this departure at all.

It was known with certainty that wolves far from their mates became ferocious, but alpha... The Alpha was the