Chapter29. The Wolves2

And it was. I nodded a couple of times, then sighed and looked up at him. “We are to be seen and not heard. To carry children that we don’t know how to protect. To live in a territory we know nothing about. All we learn in classes is our roles as women. We make your wine, rear your food, and grow your crops. Outside of that, we are useless,” I muttered, shame heavy in my chest, as I wished we had something else to live for. “Then you’ll be lucky to survive here, winter born. Maybe you’ll get lucky with those shadows, but our wolves all know how to fight. How to save their own lives,” he said proudly, and I decided it was time to go and sulk. I went to my door and shoved it open, before looking back at Hank. “Maybe by the time the alphas are done with me, I’ll know those things too,” I said, and as I went through the door, I was sure I heard him whisper, “Or you’ll be dead,” but I ignored it. I looked around my room that was so spacious and had everything to make my life here easier, ex