Ian:
The scene of Joshua kissing her kept repeating in my head. The problem was not my ego.
It was my wolf. Seeing my mate being kissed by someone who was not her mate sent me through a rush of emotions, one of them being abandonment.
I felt as if she was going to leave me.
Things were already getting rough between us, and if someone else tried to get in the way, I felt like I would lose her.
In the last few days she had found out I was the headmaster's son, something I had planned to tell her, but she discovered it another way.
And then, as always, my anger and my pride got in the way. Instead of showing guilt, I chose anger because that was how it worked for me.
Every time I made a mistake, I got angry so I would not have to admit it or face the consequences.
But she had been so upset with me for something I had no control over, yet she stood so comfortably with Joshua so close to her.
The same person who was the reason we were all still in the academy.
