The Son of Red Fang by Diana Sockriter novel Chapter 390

Chapter 390

I’ve diverted from my usual schedule with the alpha. He had an urgent meeting at Crimson General that he had to attend. He invited me to come with him but I turned him down due to my wolf’s concern for Jessa. I’m swinging lightly on the front porch of the pack house waiting for my nerves to

straighten out.

“I didn’t expect to find you out here.”

I open my eyes quickly to find myself watching the alpha climb the three steps up to the porch.

“Although as lovely as today is, I can see taking advantage of it and going on a nice run through the

woods. Care to join me?”

I shake my head no but there is no fooling alpha.

“What’s wrong Cole?”

He asks as he takes a seat on the swing beside me.

“I’m not sure.”

“Cole?”

He has a slightly accusatory tone to his voice.

“I’m actually quite serious, alpha. I don’t know if something is wrong or not.”

He smiles subtly as he gently places his hand on my leg.

“Well then, let’s talk through what’s going on.”

I was expecting him to be frazzled from such a sudden meeting at the hospital but he’s really just

the opposite making it easier for me to open up what’s going on currently.

“I have a lot of things going on in my head right now but the most concerning is Jessa.”

“What’s going on with Jessa?”

Even alpha has a note of concern with me bringing her up.

“I was hoping maybe you could tell me. My wolf keeps telling me to seek her out. That her wolf is weak and in need of help but when I stood outside the closed door of the room she was in I couldn’t smell any reason for her to be in danger.”

“I can see how this message is confusing. Has your wolf ever been wrong?” I shake my head slowly,

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Chapter 390

“No sir.” I quickly look around me and even scent the air to confirm that no one is within hearing distance.

“He was right about what the pre–shifts needed when Olivia started coming to me. When you convinced me to allow him to scent Madilyn at the table, you were right. He backed off because he could tell after scenting her that the cramps were caused by something he couldn’t help with. I never got a chance to tell you that he apologized. He felt bad for not listening to me.”

“So I was correct when I assumed that you’ve been taught to fear your wolf?”

“I don’t fear him alpha.” I correct him softly. “But we don’t have a normal relationship, you are

correct there.”

“So what is it that your wolf is telling you?”

“All he says is that my mate’s wolf is weak. That’s why I was hoping you might have some insight

into it.”

“I have limited information and that’s not simply because I want her to tell you over me telling

you.”

“Why wouldn’t you know? She’s a member of your pack.”

“Yes, she is.” He confirms.

I want to press him for answers but my wolf holds me back.

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