Chapter 22

CHAPTER 22



HAVEN'S POINT OF VIEW


"Physical training session? W—what do you mean by that? I'm going to..." I slowly trailed off, raising my point finger to point the pack warriors who were extremely busy training themselves in the field. I gulped before looking at the man in front of me.


"I'm—no way," I chuckled hesitantly at him. "You're not freaking serious, right? I am not really going to train with them, right? You're just kidding me, right?" I lips slightly trembled while looking at him as I asked those questions.


I saw how Clash furrowed his eyebrows as his smile slowly faded. "The King didn't tell you about the...training yet.." He said it to himself, more like a realization after he saw my reaction.


My forehead creased in confusion. King? What...so, this is his plan in the first place, huh? He want me to train physically. He want me to learn how to fight, and I am going to have my first ever training today, supposedly, but why didn't he tell me anything? What? He just decided...for me? Without even consulting about my decision too? Without even knowing if I'll agree to this...or not? And he didn't...ask for my permission, which is extremely rude for me. How could he decided in behalf of me?



I huffed a loud breath before crossing my arms. I bit my lower lip, nodding my head at the same time.


"So, he decided for me, huh? He didn't even ask for my permission if I wanted to join the training. What does he seriously takes me for?" I asked to myself but I know that Clash was able to hear that, well I purposely did that, so he can tell everything to his King, that I am not liking how that asshole suddenly decided for myself without even consulting me first.


I am still mad at him for talking badly about my outfit, and yet, he decided to fvck up again with this...decision of his.


I saw how Clash gulped, slowly taking a step backward like he's afraid of me or something. I sighed and shook my head. He doesn't really have to be afraid at me. I don't bite, and besides, I'm not angry with him. In fact, I am thankful that he told me about this, or I'll be forever clueless with that bastard's sudden decision.


"I know you mind linked him already. Tell me where he is right now. I will beat the shit out of him first before I proceed to my training."


The Delta's face paled, but I didn't care anymore about it, because I am thinking of different ways on how and where to punch the King that would seriously hurt him, and will make him realize how wrong he was for making a decision for me.



"He's in his office. He's with Racie and Zero at the moment, Queen."


Delta Clash decided to come with me to his office. I don't even know if it's a good thing or what. He seems extremely nervous while walking beside me, and I don't know why. I mean, I didn't do anything for him to be nervous around me. And he's the Delta of Wildfang Shadows, the Pack of Rogues, so I should be the one afraid of him and not him to me.


The moment we arrived in front of the office. Delta Clash knocked three times first before he finally opened the door for me.


I smiled at him and mumbled a quite thank you before going inside. Delta Clash was left outside.


My eyes immediately went to the man sitting on his swivel chair. Both of his hands were clasped tightly, he was biting his lower lip and he looks...nervous for some reason as he stared deeply at me, almost pouting.


Racie stood first. She smiled widely at me like she already know what was going on with us.


"Baby, hi... " The brute even greeted but I didn't looked at him. I just kissed Racie's cheek.


"The King has been so stressed out. He thought you left because he couldn't find you. Even your smell vanished into thin air, so he wasn't able to find you immediately. If it was not for Clash, he would've commanded all the pack warriors to come and find you." Racie whispered, chuckling like everything that's going on is too funny for her.


I smiled. I couldn't blame her though. Their King has been know to be a ruthless bastard, a merciless leader to his enemies eversince, but he panics immediately when I'm not on his reach.


"We'll talk later, okay? I have so many things to tell you." Racie added, and she looks even more excited that I can't help but to be excited too.



Zero only nodded at me before he and Racie left together inside the office. The four cornered room immediately felt so small that I thought I'll suffocate myself here any moment now. His office is huge and spacious, but I can't seem to appreciate the paintings displayed on the wall since I am having an inner turmoil right now. And that's because of this brute in front of me.



"Why didn't you tell me about the training, huh?" I asked directly to the point. I don't have much more time to kid around anymore and besides, I don't wanna stay here for too long with him. I don't want to lash out with him too much.



He bit his lower lip. He looked really guilty right now, but I am slightly satisfied with the fact that he was able to look at me in the eyes. I like the confidence, but again, I don't like his dishonesty as well.



"I'm sorry, baby. It...I... I forgot about it. It's just that, everytime that I'm with you, I forgot everything. It's always you that's important to me—"


My nose almost flared up in anger.


"Don't give me that crap of an explanation right now, Hadron. If you can't give me a better explanation right now, then I better leave before I could smash your face on your table." I said angrily before leaving his office. I even closed the door of his office harshly.



Angry and frustrated, I proceeded to the field to of course, do my first ever training session. But first, I have to stretch myself out, so I won't injure myself while I train.


And I realized something. This training is actually a good idea. I am actually not against with it, and a part of me is really glad that I could practice physical combat. It's an advantage to me, so I don't have to rely on my wolf always whenever an enemy appears out of nowhere. My wolf, I almost forgot that I shut her out for hours, and I'm sure as hell that she's already frustrated right now. But I am not planning on letting her take over right now.



I know that she'll easily cower towards our mate, the King. And I don't want that to happen. I want the King to know and understand his mistake. I want him to reflect on it without me, telling everything to him. I want him to learn some things that he hasn't learned yet...unfortunately.