Linota walked back to her chambers, fast paced, mad from how stubborn her brother could be. "Slow down a bit Linota, it's hard to keep up. It's such a bright day outside, how about we do a bit of sightseeing today." Rose suggested as she looked up to the cloudy white sky, barely matching up to Linota's pace. Linota slowed down immediately but didn't respond to Rose's words. Upon reaching the doors to her chambers, Linota spotted a familiar figure which looked like it was about to leave.  "Luna." She called out quite surprised that Ashnard's mate was here at this particular point in time. The fair woman turned, her eyes gaining life as she saw who had just called her, "Linota, I didn't think you'd be back so soon. Also, don't call me Luna, it's weird since we are family, Susan works just fine." Susan's sweet soothing voice addressed Linota as she approach

Linota was graceful in her movement as she walked towards the red pavilion, Rose following closely behind her. Soon eyes glanced upon the now clear figure which stood up from its seating position to acknowledge her presence. It was Alpha Debris. His large frame stood tall, casting a shadow over her face. For a moment, his interesting features had gained her attention. Streaming from his Nubian nose to his deep-set dark eyes which had witnessed the death of many men and his well shaven stubble gave him a regal air. His face had the characteristics of a siren's song, addictive but lethal, welcoming but frigid.  Linota could feel intense masculinity coming from his wolf. If it were to be an ordinary lady, with how much pheromones Debris's wolf readily gave out, they would have swooned and lost their senses, showing major symptoms of being affected by an aphrodisiac. She blinked away from his gaze.

As the duo had gotten into the SUV, Ian drove off immediately, not wanting to spend a moment more in that neighbourhood. As they journeyed on accompanied, crunch sounds the tyres made on the gravel, Ian was silent. Although Blake liked it this way, he couldn't help but feel Ian, who was usually a chatterbox, was being very unnatural. Especially when he could feel waves of anger directed at him. He wondered if Ian was still mad about his unthought outburst back at the house they had visited for the mission. Either way, he didn't say a thing, it was best if Ian voiced his grievances at his will. He had made a mistake back then and would readily receive any scolding Ian rained on him. "Alicia." Ian mouthed. "Huh?" "You don't deserve to be by her side." He said with a frigid tone. Blake was thrown off guard by Ian's sudden confession. He had heard this too many t