The Wolf King's Luna novel Chapter 85

VANCE

I stared at the letter with my hands shaking in anger. How dare he? I tried to be as polite as possible and not bring in any unnecessary fights. 

He dared to do this to me.

I held the letter that was sent back from the Blackwater Pack. He didn’t even acknowledge what I said at all. 

All I could see was the invitation letter that he sent for me to attend their mating ceremony.

“Is everything fine?” Alpha Tobias asked me when he walked into my office. He could sense that something was not right; immediately, he walked in and saw my face.

“It’s all good. I just got an invitation letter.” I spoke to him briefly. I couldn’t bear to trust anybody during this period. 

Even he could betray me at any point, and I didn’t want to take any risk at all.

“Did you get the invitation letter?” He asked me, and I looked up in surprise.

“What? Do you think that I wouldn’t know that they would send you that? I knew it before you even gave them your letter.” He replied and sat down in front of me.

“If you knew, then why didn’t you say a thing?” I asked him in anger, and he clicked his tongue.

“That’s because I knew that you would behave in this manner. That’s how you are acting right now, with no shame on your face. 

This isn’t how an Alpha should react to things. Use more of your brain.” He said this to me, and I tried to hide my anger this time.

I understand that he is trying to make something clear, but he didn’t have to do it by making me look stupid.

“I got the invitation letter first. I have just been debating if it’s worth going to.” He said.

“So why are you telling me now? You should have told me earlier so that I could.”

“Do what? What did you think you were going to do at that point then?” He asked me with a frown on his face.

“Probably be more prepared for this. What am I going to do right now? I don’t want to act on repulse. You are by my side, right?” I asked him a lot of questions, and he only chuckled.

“You know very well that I am not on anyone’s side. I only stay on the smart side.” He reminded me, and I rolled my eyes at him.

“Okay then. Fine. Whatever.”

“That’s too much sassiness from someone who wants my help.” He said it to me with a laugh.

“I am sorry. I was just pissed that you weren’t on my side. We have won together, but then you don’t want to say whose side you are on.” I tried to explain it better to him.