Alpha's Second Chance novel Chapter 131

OLIVIA

It’s been one week since the coronation and Logan had the rest of his counsel picked out, and today was the first council meeting. I had hired a few omegas to make sure food and everything was ready, such as overnight rooms, food, and so on.

We had still not dealt with Mia, and Logan says sitting in the dungeon will teach her to not try to kill her queen. I knock on the door to the conference room that was made for these council meetings and hear someone tell me to come in. I open the door and all the wolves except Logan stand up and bow for me, and I smile at them.

“Please, everyone, you do not have to bow. Please sit down again.” I say in a calm voice, and they all sit down again before I walk over to where Logan is.

“Hey Love, we were just about to start,” Logan tells me as he pulls me to sit on him.

“I wanted to ask when you all would like to have lunch served,” I ask softly and they all look at Logan.

“It is 10 AM now, so let us say 1 PM,” Logan says and the other men agree.

“That’s perfect. Thank you. You all have a good meeting.” I say as I stand up. When I am with the door, I am stopped when he says something.

“Liv baby, we will deal with Mia while everyone is here. So no one can say we just abused our power.” Logan says, and that makes sense.

“Okay, let me know when,” I ask, and he sends me a smile before I leave the room.

When I leave the castle I have a bad feeling like something is going to happen, but I can not explain it, so I keep walking towards the training fields. When I see the area, I am surprised, that it’s not Dad I see training them but Matt.

“Hey Matt,” I say, and he smiles before hugging me.

“Hey, sis.” He says as he lets go, and when I look at the warriors, they are all down on one knee bowing in respect, which surprises me a little.

“Please stand up,” I ask, and they do. I smile and turn to Matt.

“Where is Dad?” I ask him.

“He said he wasn’t feeling well. Asked if I could do the training today.” He answers.

“Okay,” I say and get lost in my thoughts.

It is not unusual for wolves who lost a mate, to get sick at some point. Some go wild, like the old Alpha, while others get sick and eventually die. It is rare for wolves to actually get sick, so if Dad is not feeling well, I am a bit worried.

I tell Matt and the warriors goodbye and walk towards where our houses are, but instead of going home I enter into dad’s house, and it is quiet here, almost too quiet.

“Dad?” I ask, and it doesn’t take long before I hear him call.