Bonded to the Pack (Born to be Were) by Flynn Donna

Author:Flynn, Donna [Flynn, Donna]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Donna Flynn
Published: 2013-05-11T00:00:00+00:00

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“What the hell happened today?” Lucan asked Alec as they sat down to dinner later that night.

“Apparently, I have a grandfather who is alive and quite well. He showed up this afternoon, and surprise! He is one of the Elders,” Alec explained, glaring at his father.

Mercy took his hand and squeezed it, knowing even after the long run they had taken he was still irate with his father for keeping his grandfather from him. “It also turns out that Jaden is Alaric’s granddaughter, which makes her Gregory’s niece and Alec’s cousin.”

“She’s no family of mine,” Alec growled, bending the fork he held with his free hand in half.

“Son, she is family whether you want to admit it or not. She was only following orders and she didn’t know she was related to you at all until today,” Gregory told him sharply.

Alec raised his eyebrow, staring daggers at his father. “Really, Dad, you’re going to educate me about family? You, who hid the existence of my grandfather for most of my life, are telling me to accept the female who stuck something into my mate without her knowledge?”

Alec rose from the table looking dangerous and out of control and Mercy rose alongside of him, fearing he actually might go after his father.

Gregory rose to his full height a tactic that intimated most lower Weres, but not his son. “Don’t tell me about my family, Father because you destroyed it a long time ago,” Alec told his father angrily.

“Son, I am still your Alpha, and I won’t have you speak to me this way.” Gregory said sharply.

“Well, maybe I don’t want to be part of your pack anymore,” Alec growled. Mercy gasped loudly beside him and Gregory paled, but Alec didn’t care. His father had betrayed him and he wasn’t sure he could ever forgive him for that.

“Son,” Gregory reached out for him, but Alec moved out of his reach.

“I’m sorry, Angel, but I need to be alone for awhile.” He brushed Mercy’s lips lightly and walked out of the door, leaving them all staring after him, shocked by his outburst.

“He didn’t mean it,” Mercy told Gregory as he slumped back into his chair. Gregory met her gaze and nodded, but didn’t look convinced. “You two will work this out. I don’t know of any father and son who share the kind of relationship you two do,” she said, placing her hand over his.

Gregory stared at her, completely undone by how much she had changed. Not too long ago she would have ran from the room in fear when they argued, but now she sat next to him offering him comfort when her own life was in such turmoil. Again, he was impressed by how much she had matured and he wondered if his son really knew how lucky he was to have her by his side. “Thank you,” he said patting her hand before rising from the table. “I think I will go home and wait for Alec to return.” Mercy hugged him and he left, leaving her and her brother alone for the first time since he arrived home.

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