Alpha alec's redemption (Sadie) novel Chapter 137

“She’s beautiful, isn’t she?” Knox pops in my head, annoying me the fuck out.

“Will you just shut the fuck up?” I growl, but it does nothing to avert his attention from Sadie.

I’ve been here for the last forty or so minutes. My eyes barely moved from her face. It’s like, no matter what I do, I just can’t pull my focus from her.

The need to smooth down her hair and touch her is so strong that I have to clench my fist just so I don’t give in to the strong need. One that goes beyond my understanding.

Sure, we were taught about mate bonds, but no one ever mentioned just how strong it would be. Just how powerful it would be.

“Mate bonds between alphas and their Lunas are usually stronger than those of average wolves,” Knox informs me.

“And you didn’t think to tell me this before?”

“It never came up,“ he answers lazily. “Though I should have figured it out with Lola when the bond didn’t feel that strong. I was so smitten by her wolf that I failed to notice that major detail.”

I breathe out, trying to hide my frustration and bitterness. Had I known this before, maybe I would have questioned things with Lola. Had he been keener, maybe we would have avoided the mess we are in right now.

I can’t really blame him, though. Just like him, I was so smitten with Lola that I could barely see straight. I barely thought straight.

“Has her wolf reached out to you?” I ask, needing something to do other than stare at Sadie like a damn creep.

“No, I did try to, but she told me to fuck off,” he murmurs, clearly not happy with the fact that his mate told him off.

“It’s not anything the human counterpart hasn’t told us thousands of times.”

“True, but I thought her wolf would be more agreeable, since they usually are.”

Female wolves are built to submit to the mate bond and their mates. They rarely go against what the mate bond or their mates desire. The fact that Sadie’s wolf was able to deny Knox shows just how strong she is.

“At least tell me you got her name?”

“Nope,” he says, popping the P. “She told me to piss off when I asked.”

Why am I not surprised? I should have guessed it; given how strong of a personality Sadie has, I shouldn’t have expected anything less from her wolf.

“I like that she’s feisty,” Knox says after a while. “It will make it more enjoyable to tame her and make her submit.”

I don’t say anything because, from what I’ve seen so far, I doubt anyone can ever tame Sadie. No one can make her submit. If she does ever submit, it will be because she wants to, not because she has to.