White Rose Pack (Chapter-5)

Adina got out of the car after Sean had given her an all clear. She stretched her stiff muscles and took in a deep breath. The scent hit her like a ton of bricks. Apples and freshly ground coffee.

Her eyes looked for the source, she saw the man that was coming straight towards her, and her eyes locked with his icy grey ones. He stopped a few inches in front of her and she took him in. His black hair was thick and in an untamed hairstyle. Like he had spent the day running his hands through it.

He had a face that looked to be chiseled from stone and it made her heart skip a beat. He was tall. She was 5,8” but he was hovering above her, looking down at her.

“Mate,” she heard him growl and something grabbed her in the vicinity of her heart.

She was not expecting this and was not prepared. She took two rapid steps back and would have continued if the car didn’t block her way. Sean, seeing her backing away, took a step and placed himself between her and the male in front of her. This did not go down well with her mate. He finally broke eye contact with her to stare at Sean.

“Step aside” the male said, and Adina could hear the alpha command coming through strong.

Sean had been trained to withstand the command of alphas and didn’t even flinch as it rolled over him. This made her mate a bit confused. She could see it in the way he looked at Sean. But it also made him angrier.

“Step aside and let me get through to my mate or I will rip every limb from your body,” he growled at Sean. Sean growled back. It was a straightforward answer that he would not move.

Adina could see that the situation was going to get out of hand. Both men in front of her had gone into protection mode over her. Both were powerful, and they had enough of an aura to stop anyone else interfering. Adina realized she needed to do something before they drew blood.

If it came to that, one of them would end up dead. She took a deep breath. Took a step around Sean, mind linking with him to tell him to stand down and got a roaring objection back before she blocked him out to focus on the man in front of her.