Lovers: An Aleph Series Stories Novella by Julie L. York

Author:Julie L. York [York, Julie L.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: aleph series, aleph series stories, aleph, aleph novella, solomon aleph, paranormal, werewolf, werewolves, shifters, weres, were, romance, paranormal romance, contemporary, contemporary paranormal fiction, contemporary shifter romance, contemporary paranormal shifter fiction, contemporary werewolf romance, contemporary paranormal shifter romance, cleanly spicy fiction, cleanly spicy romance, cleanly spicy paranormal fiction, cleanly spicy paranormal romance, cleanly spicy paranormal shifter romance, cleanly spicy paranormal werewolf romance, fiction, julie york, juli york, alpha male, alpha fiction, alpha male romance fiction, alpha male paranormal romance, love, traditional romance, hacker, defender, solomon's mate, shomeyr, traitor, solomon's end, jamie, jamie and solomon, jamie llewellyn
ISBN: 978-1-311247-95-7
Publisher: Self Publishing
Published: 2015-08-28T07:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER EIGHT

Only days after her surgery, Sarah was sitting in a large conference room, pale but not weak, listening to her mate take on the entire Council alone. Well, not alone, but Solomon’s 11 year old presence wasn’t doing him any favors in the eyes of the old men sitting in judgment of things they knew nothing about.

Letting out an ear-piercing whistle, she stood. “I have heard enough from you morons,” she yelled, pointing at each Councilor individually. “Are you all just stupid? Or is there a real—meaning valid—reason for this circus?”

She stood, hands on hips, glaring. Jethro blew her a kiss from his seat at the opposite end of the conference table.

Sarah was trying her hardest not to laugh in derision as all the Councilors started talking at the same time, while her mate just leaned back in his chair, lacing his fingers behind his head. He knew she was about to let loose on them, something totally deserved, and she planned on making the most of her time in front of them. Alpha’s mates were allowed to participate in all the meetings the Alpha did, though she wasn’t allowed a vote—which she thought was dumb because she and Jethro didn’t always agree on everything.

But in this case, they were united.

“Let me see if I get this straight,” she said, after another shrieking whistle. Raising her hands up, she touched a finger for each reason, “Number one, they were humans. Number two, it was a human hospital. Number three, they were humans. Number four, the cut me in pieces,” she looked down at herself, “well, you got that one wrong, I seem fairly whole, if I do say so myself. Number five, they were humans…”

Looking up at the Council, she smiled, but it wasn’t a pleasant one, “Oh, dear me, it seems as if your only reason was because they were human.”

Shouts of agreement echoed, and Jethro just chuckled. This is gonna be good.

“You are, without a doubt, the largest group of brain deficient, thought incapable, backwards, Medieval idiots I have ever seen in my life, and I grew up in the Dakota packs, so that is saying a LOT. You all can kiss my pasty white ass because my mate chose me above your moronic Dark Ages code that smacks of Pack Rule,” she said, red faced, loud, but calm.

Over their protestations, she yelled louder. “Your only reason, hell, the basis of any of your reasons are because it was humans, in a human hospital. So why in the hell are you yelling about training Weres to be doctors and nurses, huh?” With only enough of a pause to breathe, she continued, “What, you think that by sending our youth to universities they’re going to somehow spontaneously combust into humans? Cease to be werewolves? Turn into Were dissecting monsters?”

Jethro swore he heard crickets. His snort turned into a chuckle. Then became full out laughter.

No one joined him, not even Sarah or Solomon. As their only surviving child, Jethro

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