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bed. She could have stayed there all day simply having sex with Darian. She’d lost her virginity to him and now she wanted him all of the time.
The cabin door banged loudly, “Darian come on man open the fucking door,” shouted James.
“Shit, another confrontation,” Lyanne mumbled as Darian went to let him in; she hurriedly threw some black leggings on with a baggy white t-shirt and hoodie and went to join them.
Chapter 2
Lyanne entered the cabin’s lounge where James and Darian were sat talking.
“Darian tells me you know everything now Lyanne,” James said looking at her with his cold blue eyes.
Lyanne felt slightly awkward and said quietly, “Yes, I know everything.”
“So I can speak freely in front of her Darian?”
“When you stop referring to Lyanne as ‘her’ then yes you can. Anything you’ve got to say to me you can say in front Lyanne,” Darian said looking across at Lyanne.
Lyanne felt flattered, Darian truly respected her and wanted his pack to do the same. It was a lot for her to adjust to, she was involved with an alpha wolf and he had his own pack, which she guessed she was part of now.
“Did you hear the wolf song last night?” James said with a shaky tone to his voice. “It was deep in the forest.”
“No, we didn’t hear anything,” Darian said and looked at Lyanne for confirmation.
“No, nothing,” she whispered feeling unsure about contributing to the conversation, but Darian had prompted her to.
James looked at her and said, “Nothing at all, you guys heard nothing?”
Lyanne felt thrilled. James had included her, she felt accepted, well at least by James. Lisa and Daniel might be harder to convince but then Lyanne always had James down as the tough guy.
“There was a lone howl and then a whole bunch of wolf song followed it. Darian, I hate to say it man, but I think there’s another pack here,” James said, and for once Lyanne detected fear in his eyes.
Darian stood up and walked toward Lyanne, he put his arm around her briefly and then said, “We’ve never had any problems before James, why now?”
“Is it me Darian?” Lyanne said, genuinely concerned that her presence in the wilderness had encouraged another wolf pack to invade Darian’s territory.
Darian looked at James and then James spoke, “No, Lyanne probably not. I don’t see how they’d feel you being here was so vital that they had to intrude on our home, and I don’t mean that to sound disrespectful.”
“I understand,” Lyanne whispered, she appreciated his respect.
“They must have been driven out from their own territory, there’s no other reason for them to be here,” Darian said.
Lyanne sat down next to James on the couch and surprisingly he didn’t move. “What’ll happen now?” she said worried for Darian and his pack.
“With a bit of luck they’ll become bored and leave, there’s nothing for them here. Our pack runs this land and our comradery is excellent. Any wolf pack with knowledge of our pack will know this and will know they can’t split us up or move us on,” Darian said.
Lyanne looked at him and said quietly, “Will that be their aim then to move you on?”
“Yeah, and if they can’t achieve that they’ll attempt to make us weaker by splitting the pack. If a pack splits or loses the alpha wolf they’re at their most vulnerable and any wolf looking to highjack the pack or the pack’s territory will strike then,” James said quietly looking at Lyanne.
Now she was really worried. What if these other wolves hurt Darian, she shuddered and Darian noticed.
“Hey, don’t fret. We’ll cope, right James?” Darian said as he walked across toward Lyanne.
James knew Darian was trying to reassure Lyanne, “Of course we’ll cope, we always have.”
“Did Lisa and Daniel hear the wolf song?” Darian said with concern in his
The cabin door banged loudly, “Darian come on man open the fucking door,” shouted James.
“Shit, another confrontation,” Lyanne mumbled as Darian went to let him in; she hurriedly threw some black leggings on with a baggy white t-shirt and hoodie and went to join them.
Chapter 2
Lyanne entered the cabin’s lounge where James and Darian were sat talking.
“Darian tells me you know everything now Lyanne,” James said looking at her with his cold blue eyes.
Lyanne felt slightly awkward and said quietly, “Yes, I know everything.”
“So I can speak freely in front of her Darian?”
“When you stop referring to Lyanne as ‘her’ then yes you can. Anything you’ve got to say to me you can say in front Lyanne,” Darian said looking across at Lyanne.
Lyanne felt flattered, Darian truly respected her and wanted his pack to do the same. It was a lot for her to adjust to, she was involved with an alpha wolf and he had his own pack, which she guessed she was part of now.
“Did you hear the wolf song last night?” James said with a shaky tone to his voice. “It was deep in the forest.”
“No, we didn’t hear anything,” Darian said and looked at Lyanne for confirmation.
“No, nothing,” she whispered feeling unsure about contributing to the conversation, but Darian had prompted her to.
James looked at her and said, “Nothing at all, you guys heard nothing?”
Lyanne felt thrilled. James had included her, she felt accepted, well at least by James. Lisa and Daniel might be harder to convince but then Lyanne always had James down as the tough guy.
“There was a lone howl and then a whole bunch of wolf song followed it. Darian, I hate to say it man, but I think there’s another pack here,” James said, and for once Lyanne detected fear in his eyes.
Darian stood up and walked toward Lyanne, he put his arm around her briefly and then said, “We’ve never had any problems before James, why now?”
“Is it me Darian?” Lyanne said, genuinely concerned that her presence in the wilderness had encouraged another wolf pack to invade Darian’s territory.
Darian looked at James and then James spoke, “No, Lyanne probably not. I don’t see how they’d feel you being here was so vital that they had to intrude on our home, and I don’t mean that to sound disrespectful.”
“I understand,” Lyanne whispered, she appreciated his respect.
“They must have been driven out from their own territory, there’s no other reason for them to be here,” Darian said.
Lyanne sat down next to James on the couch and surprisingly he didn’t move. “What’ll happen now?” she said worried for Darian and his pack.
“With a bit of luck they’ll become bored and leave, there’s nothing for them here. Our pack runs this land and our comradery is excellent. Any wolf pack with knowledge of our pack will know this and will know they can’t split us up or move us on,” Darian said.
Lyanne looked at him and said quietly, “Will that be their aim then to move you on?”
“Yeah, and if they can’t achieve that they’ll attempt to make us weaker by splitting the pack. If a pack splits or loses the alpha wolf they’re at their most vulnerable and any wolf looking to highjack the pack or the pack’s territory will strike then,” James said quietly looking at Lyanne.
Now she was really worried. What if these other wolves hurt Darian, she shuddered and Darian noticed.
“Hey, don’t fret. We’ll cope, right James?” Darian said as he walked across toward Lyanne.
James knew Darian was trying to reassure Lyanne, “Of course we’ll cope, we always have.”
“Did Lisa and Daniel hear the wolf song?” Darian said with concern in his
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