Chapter 33

Aina By the time we reached the dining room, the Alpha and Luna were already eating. “Seriously, you couldn’t wait?” Osborne asked as he pulled out a chair for me. “Thank you,” I murmured, sitting down. “You didn’t expect us to wait for you, did you? Where were you anyway?” the Alpha asked while dabbing his lips with a napkin. “Do you really want to know?” Osborne teased, and the Alpha frowned. “No, I doubt I do,” he muttered, which made the Luna laugh. I couldn’t help but smile in embarrassment. Osborne sat beside me and began dishing food onto my plate. That was when I felt a pair of eyes on me. I glanced up—and found the Alpha staring. “I believe Osborne must have told you about what we discussed,” he said. Oh, so he was really going to bring that up here. “Not now, Father,” Osborne cut in quickly. “It’s okay,” I told him. He gave me a look, silently asking if I was sure, and I nodded. I’d promised myself I wouldn’t let anyone wedge themselves between us. “Yes, he did,”