Alpha Twins And Their Hybrid Mate

I was slightly satisfied at Sara finally getting put in her place, but I didn't think Dean needed to show his love for one daughter by hurting the other one. I know what it's like to get hit by a parent and it does feel like the ultimate betrayal. Probably worse for Sara because them two were so close.

Sara ran from the cafe and Dean walked over to me to check on the marks around my neck.

"I'm fine. Really." I said.

"Are you sure?" He asked.

"Yeah. You should go after Sara. She's obviously hurting right now." I said. But he looked at me strangely and then bowed his head while shaking it.

"She's the Alpha's daughter. Sara has to learn to be strong, like you are." Dean said. And then I was looking at him strangely.

I didn't think I was strong. I couldn't stop her from choking me. Maybe Dean doesn't just look for physical strength in people.

Dean really doesn't have an indifference to the heir of his pack. Just so long as she knew how to do the job and had the right temperament.

Dean got everyone else back to work and they opened the cafe again but he told me that I was done for the day.

I didn't want to go home to Sara or her mother. I would have rathered go to the research lab to see Celie, but Dean didn't know that I was spending time there. I didn't know how he was going to react to me being there.

So we went to his office while he grabbed a few things and then we went back to the house where Sierra was waiting for us.

I could tell that Dean really loved Sierra. Fated mates are so hard to find for this pack because of the curse but somehow Dean managed to. He left my mother for her. But that is what was causing all the tension in the house.

The relationship with that Dean had with Marilyn.

Sierra still looked really uncomfortable with having me around and she didn't want me around Sara anymore. Sierra had heard about Dean hitting Sara and she was furious.

"How the hell can you justify hitting your daughter?" Sierra yelled at him.

"The same way she probably justifies choking her sister." Dean yelled. And Sierra looked at me.

They continued to fight about this and Sierra was beside herself. Sierra was trying to get it through to Dean that he had broken Sara's heart by bringing me into the house and now paying a hand on her. It was unacceptable.

I was sick of all the fighting. There was more fighting now because of me. And I was over it. I've lived with it my whole life and I'm not doing it anymore.

Sierra and Sara were never going to accept me. I knew that. Dean thinks they are still going to come around, but they won't. They never will.

"I'm sorry Sierra." I finally said, stopping them from arguing and they both looked at me.

"You have nothing to be sorry for." Dean said.

"Sierra. I am really sorry for all the trouble that I've caused by coming here. I want you to know right now that I have no interest in joining the Stoneheart Wolf Pack. I'll pack my things and I'll be out of your way." I said, starting to walk towards the stairs.

Dean looked devastated by what I just said and

"Wait a minute." Sierra said. And I stopped walking and turned back to look at them. Sierra was looking at me strangely. I didn't know why but she obviously wasn't expecting me to take a step back like that.

"You are acting a lot more mature than most people your age." Sierra said. And I looked over at Dean and then back at Sierra.

"I never came here looking for any of this." I said.

"That's not it. You didn't like Dean hitting Sara, did you? Did your mother ever beat you?" She asked. And I felt my eyes widen while looking at Sierra and then I looked behind her to see Dean standing there.

He was looking at me as well, but I didn't know how to answer the question. I didn't know if I should even answer it. She hasn't been welcoming to me or anything and it's not something that I really enjoyed talking about.

Dean ended up stepping forward and told Sierra everything that I had gone through at the hands of Marilyn and Jack and even Dean knew that I was never going to go back to them. I didn't want anything to happen to them anymore.noveldrama

"So, you and Marilyn created a child just so you could abandon her and she could be abused by her mother. Am I hearing that right?" Sierra asked.

"I didn't know that Marilyn was going to treat her like that." Dean defended himself.

I was getting really uncomfortable now as they were talking about me living with Mariyln, almost like I wasn't here and I just wanted to forget about the whole thing.

"I am so sorry that happened to you. I really am. No child should have to pay for

the mistakes of the parents. But I hope you understand that Sara is my daughter and my priority and she's still in her room crying because of you." Sierra explained.

"I know that." I said, looking at Dean. Seeing if I could get a read from both of them.

"Dean, you know what this is the only chance that we have. Ella, we are banishing you from the Stoneheart pack." Sierra said, standing straight and keeping her composure. "We will still provide for you until you graduate from college and you are completely independent." Sierra said without any change in her posture or expression. Like she was just having a normal conversation with someone.

I kept my composure as well. I didn't flinch. I didn't change anything. Probably because I didn't expect anything different.

"I appreciate that. I hope that everything turns out well for you guys and for Sara. I assume that I can keep my job. So, I will see you around." I said, turning towards the front door and leaving.

I walked out of the house and out into the dark that was confusing the city and I looked around to see where I was going to go.

Honestly, I had no idea. But I started walking.

And it wasn't long before that same familiar feeling of loneliness crept in. Not that

I haven't felt it before.

It was becoming as good a friend to me as Ava was.

But I ended up walking downtown and I actually started wondering if that

apartment above the cafe was still available. I'm sure I would be able to find somewhere to live. I just had to take it one step at a time. One thought at a time. That's all.