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Chosen Just To Be Rejected by Jennifer Francis novel Chapter 10

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Parker

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Parker sat there at that table staring right at his Goddess–Gifted. He knew he should be all over her, or wanting to be. He could smell her, and he knew touching her would give off those mate bond sparks as well, which would help to create a wanton need in him.

But he was actually unhappy with her attitude right that minute, the very words she had just stated, ‘I don’t care about those rules. That bothered him greatly. He was one to follow all the rules, doing so, kept the peace. Kept him and his packs out of trouble, and doing so could even prevent wars from happening.

This she–wolf who was his Goddess–Gifted Mate, he now knew, didn’t seem to have the same values that he d d; that could be a very big problem. He could see that they were going to fight over it at some point. Hell, they were practically fighting right this very minute, here in the pack dining room in front of his pack members who were there having lunch, likely listening to everything that was said.

He could see them all looking at him and now her, because she was being very vocal about who she was to him, and was completely uncaring of the rules, of his exit clauses to his mating alliance with his former Luna. She was uncaring of how he might be feeling even though she knew he had just suffered through a

rejection.

She, right this very minute, was showing him that only her feelings seemed to matter. Where was the

compassion for one’s Mate, she didn’t look to have any at all, and he understood it must be difficult for her

to know he had a Luna. But she was also wolfen and should understand that Alphas do taken Chosen

Mates at times, to prevent wars; which is what he’d told her. His and Belladonna’s mate bond was a pack

deal to prevent a war between him and another pack.

Parker thought she was ticked off because when she had scented him out, he already had a Mate, and she

hadn’t understood how that was possible, because she was his Goddess–Gifted, so in her mind he should

still be unattached. It hadn’t gone down so well in that pack of hers.

Not with her or her father for that matter, they had both demanded to know what the hell was going on. He’d stated simply “I have a Mate by a mating alliance,” it had been the truth of the matter. When he’d asked for that basic, I’ll get to know her agreement, not a mating alliance with Carina that, had not gone

down so well either.

Though he’d been honest as to why, stated point blankly that from what he’d seen of Carina at that mating ball. She didn’t appear to have the Luna qualities that he was looking for. Her father had snarled at him and Carina had looked at him incredulously, and yelled right at him “You don’t know me.”

To which he’d just nodded and then stated, “Hence the getting to know you, agreement.” It was a basic deal where she would live within the pack for one month, to see if they could get along, to see if she was going to make a good Luna, he’d worded it though “If she’ll treat all my pack members with respect, including the omegas.”

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He had to be cautious. He was an Alpha to a wolf pack conglomerate, not just one pack, but many under his rule spread out over the state, and most knew of him and how wealthy he was. So, patience and watching were key for him.

Those very words which he’d chosen with full purpose had made Carina glare at him. He was highly doubtful but was willing to give her the benefit of the doubt at the same time, seeing as she was his Goddess Gifted, and an Alpha shouldn’t reject one without due cause.

“Please do give her a chance: She’s strong and beautiful, and will make you a good Luna, I’m certain of it. Just…” the man had sighed a little and had shrugged, “Needs to be made to submit to you, I’d say, is very dominant and, due to my spoiling her, she is very used to getting everything she wants. That is on me.”

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