Chosen Just To Be Rejected by Jennifer Francis novel Chapter 42

Parker

Well if she wanted to be like that, so be it, she was the one to always climb on him, or nine out of ten times anyway. She liked the sex, the feel of those mate bond sparks, told him often enough she craved to feel it as she was climbing on him. “Parker, I want to feel all the sparks inside of me.” she’d tell him.

He sometimes wondered if that was all he was to her, a good fuck and nothing more. They didn’t have anything in common, and were rapidly growing apart, not that they had ever been really close. He didn’t like fighting with her, but this right now, her up and leaving the pack unattended, when she knew he wasn’t here was utterly irresponsible of her.

She wanted to be a model and only work as a model, not be a Luna. Then fine, that’s how he would treat her, as just a model. He accessed her Luna’s card and adjusted the unlimited funds access. Checked all her modelling jobs and the fees she’d earned from them and allowed her access to only that amount. She was not going to be wasting pack money when she wasn’t actively going to be here looking out for their pack.

He leaned back in his chair and wondered how long it would be before she tried to buy something or

charge a suite in hotel and found out she couldn’t afford it.

She also declined more jobs than she accepted. If she didn’t think the product suited her, she wouldn’t

model it. ‘Let’s just see how long you last out there on your own money?‘ he thought to himself. If she

wasn’t going to be a proper Luna, then she couldn’t have access to the funds of the pack. It was going to be that simple. He had really tried over the years, hadn’t rejected what the Goddess had given him, but sometimes he really wished he had. She should have known by now that he would restrict her monetary access; he’d done it before on many occasions.

He also put a restriction in place for when she got back as well, so she could not transfer funds from the pack to anyone, so that they could give them to her in return and avoid his limiting her spending, he’d seen her do that before, and every purchase from within the pack she made, that was over $500 was now going

to be flagged by his pack accountant.

He did not know many Lunas that travelled the world on their own, without their Alpha’s permission and a full warrior escort. Parker wouldn’t mind so much if Carina had waited until he was back inside the pack, discussed it with him first, and he organised a detail of warriors to go with her. He mind–linked to Katie,‘

Did Carina take an escort?‘ he asked.

‘Not that I saw. I have her travel details; I insisted on that, Parker.’ She sighed.

‘Can you please bring them to me‘ he asked.

She did, and he read them over, a one–way first class ticket and a suite at the Hyatt Grand Central. He saw the modelling offer, it was just a one–day shoot, and the fee wasn’t going to cover her flights, let alone a

suite.

Clas

He glanced at his watch and saw that the shoot would be over by now. He checked her card, she’d not yet bought a returned flight. She was going to stay longer than the job. He even knew why. She was going to go shopping for the latest New York fashion.

He texted her ‘When will you be coming home?‘

‘When I want to. I’m the Luna to the pack, not some everyday wolf. You can’t push me around‘

He stared at those words, and damned near tossed his phone across the room, she could be a good Luna, if and when she wanted to be. But her modelling career it seemed, was more important to her than their pack right that minute, showing him that entitled side of her that he really didn’t like.

He’d thought Goddess–Gifted Mates were supposed to help each other become better people, but it didn’t seem that was ever going to happen with his Mate. He tossed his phone on his desk and left her to it.

She was about to get a violent shove back into reality by him. Not something he’d had to do in over two

years now.

She’d learned the hard way more than once over the past eight years that he did follow through on punishments for infractions, and had, he thought, put the pack first, as he did. Right now, he understood

that she did not, had likely just bided her time to make him think that after their last major fight over her

entitlement issues.

“No, she doesn’t. I did deduct the usual 10% that is required from her first modelling job.” He pointed it out to Parker, “She pitched a fit about it. Told me she was exempt from that fee, because she was the Luna.”

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