ROWAN
"She's steady now, Dad. You can leave her." Liana’s voice cut through the air, sharp and impatient.
I looked at my daughter, then slowly pulled my hand away from Thea. I stepped back, trying to keep my face neutral while fighting the heavy, persistent throb in my trousers. It was getting harder to keep my composure, especially with her scent still clinging to my skin.
I shifted my gaze to Liana, trying to sound like the Alpha I was supposed to be. "Why didn't you inform the instructor of her rank before you let him put you all through such intense exercise?"
Liana looked at Thea, then back at me. Her expression softened, though it still held that restless energy. "I thought it was for her benefit. It’ll make her stronger." She rushed over to Thea, who was starting to lean against
