Alpha already had one of his boys to drive Annie home, seeing she was very dizzy and was so uncomfortable in her dress and heels. Kael had to use the washroom. He had scrubbed his face so hard, changed into one of the spare shirts stored at the family's private property for emergency use and sleepovers. He was still muttering under his breath while he changed. Their father’s favourite line kept ringing in his head—
Blood first — family always.
That was the only rule that kept the family going. No matter the inner rivalry and how much they hated each other, they were trained to always stand as one against external threats. He hated that he had to give up his ambition for his family — for Alpha’s unborn child. Kael almost wanted to scream, “Why me?” because deep down, he knew he wasn
