R A P H A E L'S P O V
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T H E A L P H A'S M A S I O N
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My eyes remain wide open, even after Derek came to take Trent away. The poor boy cried all the way in, begging the alpha to have mercy on him. He is indeed innocent, but he seems not to care much about finding a way to justify himself but rather, he tries to get out of the problem by all means, even if it means he has to stop trying to defend himself.
He gives up all hope trying to say words to convince the alpha of his loyalty, and he tries hard to keep begging instead, for a mercy that won't be granted, not to anyone in his generation. I am new here, but I have learnt a lot during my short time here. I have learnt that the alpha has r
