Ricky’s POVThe next couple of days had gone by without any problems. Me and my brothers’ relationship with Shannon had gotten better and we seemed to understand each other better now. I could now see why she had been adamant in fostering the connection we were supposed to have from the start. It had begun to yield fruits as my father had grown less suspicious of us as the days went by. My brothers had played their part to the fullest and Shannon had been the most impressive amongst us all. She sold her character so well that it was difficult for me to figure out if she was being overzealous or if this was her true self. My father had also begun to trust me and my brothers with more than enough information now that it was clear we had accepted the mantle of leadership that was always destined for us. Under my father’s directive, we had also stepped up our plans on how to capture Fergus Black, a pain in our backside, before he got news of the plans and escaped like he had often done
Shannon’s POVI wished I could’ve talked to my mother about what I should do about the voices in my head, she always knew how to calm me down and make me see reason but she wasn’t here and I didn’t want to ruin whatever she was up to with Alpha Robin. If she got wind of how unsettled I was, she would be on the next flight back home and I didn’t want that to happen. I’m sure she was of great use to Alpha Robin and that was why he took her along on this trip I didn’t want to interfere which meant that I had to deal with this situation by myself. I decided to lay out all my options on the table and start from the top. Ricky had told me what he wanted and his brothers wanted the same as well, they wanted me docile and meek, they were scared of me being loud and showing off, and they didn’t want the attention that would come with it as it would ruin their chances and they didn’t want that to happen anymore despite not caring up until three days ago. I tried to relate it to my current s
Shannon’s POVMy feet tapped the ground continuously almost like it had a mind of its own as my mind continued to race, willing a mix of random unimportant things to fill it out with, that being the only thing I could do to keep it from venturing into dangerous territory, the memory of that altercation felt like it'd been burned into my thoughts. A memory as fresh as the wound was. It wasn’t going to heal now or soon, I could already feel it in my bones and there was nothing I could do about it.To someone else, it might not mean much but not to me. Two months spent together with the Mayert triplets who were supposed to be my mates had now gone down the drain. Well, so much for the wolves that I had planned to spend the rest of my life with.I would not fault myself for wanting to wait until we got married and I didn’t know if that had been one of the reasons Ricky had changed towards me, I wasn't some traditionalist stuck on some boring rules of religion. I grew up sheltered, so I'd a
Shannon POV"Shannon, every man is okay with decisions and promises until it's time to stick to it. You were willing to lower down your guards when you felt it was the right thing to do but he played you for a fool." Eve began, like she was some kind of relationship expert. She had always been like that, never one to shy away from speaking her mind and calling it as it is but conversations with her were always soothing and I found myself opening up to her more, like I always do."I was committed to them, Eva. I thought it would be enough for them, for us." I said, tears beginning to pool in my eyes as I tried to hold them back."I know you did and that is why we need to go out tonight! Free your mind from boys and their problems, he doesn't deserve your tears, hm?” Eva said with a big smile spreading on her face as she turned to look at me."I don't think I wanna do that, I mean….. I could use a drink or two, but going out is a big no for me. Besides, I've still got to get some rest
Shannon’s POVWe entered a club that was filled with people. Dim lights and loud music filled the atmosphere. I could feel people's lingering stares at us but I didn't know if they were good or bad. I knew their eyes were on me and I felt uncomfortable. I couldn’t entirely shake off the feeling that I was being watched by someone who knew who I truly was and it was a bit terrifying. I tried to push my worry aside and went to the dance floor with Eva. Soon my hips let loose and started swaying to the music playing. Emma and Eve left to get themselves drinks but I didn't notice that I was alone, I had let myself get serenaded by the music as I shut my eyes and tried to dance away the anger building inside of me. ***I continued to sway and dance before I suddenly felt two hands around my waist and immediately, my eyes flew open as I turned around. My guard was suddenly up as I made it visible that I was uncomfortable with the guy touching me, hoping he would take the cue and leave me
Shannon’s POVI couldn’t help but look around the castle as we walked across and towards the staircase made of marble. Its opulent grandeur had caught my eye and that wasn’t just all there was to it. The castle itself was the epitome of architectural perfection, you could find no fault in it. The golden and crystal chandeliers, display of marble-covered floors and columns, and intricately decorated wooden furniture were a sight to behold. We walked past a foyer decorated with one of the golden chandeliers dropping low from the ceiling covered with architectural designs detailed expertly. I caught myself before I could let my hand roam over the plush velvet carpet, the silk upholstery, and the sculptures placed at strategic locations in the room. The estate was simply breathtaking and I could now understand why Ricky, Jules, and Cole had been delighted to be given this place by their father. It was an extension of the mansion that had just been renovated. After my talk with Ms. Isa
Shannon’s POVI couldn’t help but look around the castle as we walked across and towards the staircase made of marble. Its opulent grandeur had caught my eye and that wasn’t just all there was to it. The castle itself was the epitome of architectural perfection, you could find no fault in it. The golden and crystal chandeliers, display of marble-covered floors and columns, and intricately decorated wooden furniture were a sight to behold.We walked past a foyer decorated with one of the golden chandeliers dropping low from the ceiling covered with architectural designs detailed expertly.
Shannon’s POVRicky, Jules, or Cole were nowhere to be seen and after going through every possible location concerning where he would be, I felt justified enough about skipping dinner and spending the rest of the day in her room.If they had brought me here to be their mate and they had purposely ignored my presence through the entire day. This act only served as a reminder that they were never going to see me as an equal.I was already feeling antsy concerning the number of bodies in the castle and the possibility of going out there to face a group of strangers didn’t sit right wit