Alpha's Harvest Virgin: A Thanksgiving Wolf Shifter Romance (Alpha's Virgin Book 5) by Casey Morgan

Author:Casey Morgan [Morgan, Casey]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-11-20T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter Ten

Anya

What does that mean? Why would I need to calm down for those reasons? I mean, that’s all true, but it’s only true because my parents never took the time to actually explain anything to me.

“Duh! You guys never tell me anything! You just lie to me and keep me in the dark about everything like I’m a stupid baby!”

No one ever tells me anything. I’m always left in the dark for whatever reason, and it is starting to get to me.

Raul was acting all weird earlier, keeping his own secrets, but, then, when he walked away, he said all those odd things. Talking about if I wanted to know about who I am and my one true love.

How does everyone know so much more about my life than me? I should be the one who knows the most about myself.

And I’m not even mad at Raul. He probably didn’t want to get into everything in front of my parents. But my parents, oh boy. They’ve been doing this to me my whole life. Demanding so much of me but giving nothing in return.

“Tell me the truth, guys. At the very least, I deserve that. I deserve to know whatever it is you’ve been keeping from me.”

“I am your father. You owe me the truth, so you’d better tell me whatever it is that man told you or whatever it is you two did. What were you up to in the forest?”

“I already told you exactly what happened. I can’t keep saying the same thing over and over!”

“Did you run away to be with them? Is that it? Did that boy get to you?”

“Get to me how? Run away to be with who? I don’t know what you’re talking about!”

“She’s lying!” my mom yells. This is the first time she’s spoken since this whole thing started.

She’s been looking back and forth between my dad and me for this entire argument. Even though she hasn’t said anything until now, I know she is just as guilty as my father regarding what is going on here.

“I’m not lying!” I throw my hands up in frustration.

“Then what is that?” My mom points to my wrist.

I furrow my brow, not sure what she’s is talking about at first, but then realize that she is indicating the bracelet I’m wearing.

“This thing?” I ask, holding up the bracelet on my wrist. “I don’t know. I just found it outside the church one day and kept it. You guys never bought my anything nice, and I didn’t think it was such a big deal since no one ever came back to claim it.” And it literally has nothing to do with what is going on right now.

“It’s a gift from that heathen you were with,” my mom comments, completely disregarding my explanation. “You must have done something ungodly to get him to give that to you.”

“What?!”

“She needs to be righted,” Mom is looking up at my father, a fire in her eyes.

I don’t know what she means.

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