Chapter 2 Darling

"What is wrong with you Daniella?" Rodgers asked again.

"Why does it have to me?" She asked herself that question and her wolf asked her, "Yes, ask him that. Why you." The wolf was angry at the guy, it didn't just ask, it growled.

If you asked Rodgers why he thought anything was wrong with Daniella, he wouldn't give you an answer, he never thought of himself to be wrong; the alpha's son was always right.

She wished they were near their pack home so she could go and cry on her dad's lap. Not like going to her father bawl her eyes while crying, "Daddy daddy" but cry just like a normal person, she could see her sister giving her a smirk while telling her, "I told you so." Even if her sister would tell her she told her so, she would still offer her a shoulder to lean on and an ear to talk to.

However, Daniella didn't want to hear the I told you so, if it was her decision, she wouldn't even be with Rodgers. It was her heart! And whatever the heart ever wanted was what the heart was always given.

They were sitting, and she didn't want to stand. They were supposed to go back to their pack home after finishing their coffee but Rodgers had decided to goof over the baristas, and he didn't just flirt with the female ones, he did flirt with the male ones.

"Rodgers can flirt with anything even with the elves, so long as they had legs and a mouth," Daniella thought while sitting there listening to the love of her life flirt with other people.

Rodgers didn't see anything wrong in it, or how it could make Daniella feel and it was because he was hundred percent sure Daniella was never going to make a scene in front of other people about what he was doing. He only cared about himself.

He couldn't see anything wrong with what he was doing, and the only person who was on the wrong was Daniella.

Disrespectful!

Was there any need for Daniella to explain what was wrong with her?

Daniella couldn't think of one simple reason to do so.

It is well known you can't flirt with other people while you were with your girlfriend or boyfriend, or love husband or wife, neither can you flirt when they were not around. Just don't flirt with other people, you already have the love of your life. Give them their respect, they deserve that.

Daniella thought of the ways she was going to make Rodgers realize what he was doing was wrong, and she wanted to get a perfect way. She didn't want to confront him with that, she thought of buying a perfect book for spouses.

But they were not married, and she had never found a great book for teenagers who were already in love. Or were thinking of getting someone to love.

It was bad, she was just a teenager and Rodgers was the first guy she had anything with.

"Daniella, you are not going to tell me what is wrong with you? I have asked you twice now," Rodgers told her sounding all serious, of course, he was counting. Was he also counting the number of baristas he had been openly flirting with?

"Can I offer you guys anything else?" A female barista came and ask, Daniella couldn't read her name tag because she was facing Rodgers, pushing her name tag and her breast all over Rodgers' face.

"Good Lord, woman have some respect," Daniella said to herself.

"Excuse me?" the barista asked, and Daniella pretended like she didn't hear her. She didn't think she had spoken that out loud.

"Damn! The woman has pretty hearing skills." Daniella murmured.

Rodgers looked at the barista and then at Daniella and smiled. He was thinking of the same thoughts any teenager could think of under that circumstance, he was screaming in his mind, "Fight, fight. Girl fight, Girl fight."

It wasn't like the barista would win the fight, she was human and Daniella was a werewolf. But the scene wouldn't be that bad, and Rodgers thought of how it would be nice to watch her girlfriend pulling the barista's hair.

His dream was short-lived as soon as he looked at the barista and back at Daniella, the look on Daniella's face didn't show there was going to be a catfight soon, and he thought of how good it would be for him to see Daniella in her angry form.

"No, thanks, darling. We are good." He told her sounding so bored.

Darling, seriously. Okay, maybe Daniella was overreacting, but seriously, darling!

"Okay." The barista said and touched his arm, then looked at her as if she had just realized that Daniella was there for the first time. Daniella just nodded; she didn't want to open her mouth because she wasn't sure what was going to come out.

The barista smiled at Rodgers and left. And in Daniella's mind, she knew the barista was going to flirt with other ladies' men. "Let's go," Daniella couldn't take it anymore, anyways they had already finished their coffee. She had had enough for the morning.

As kids while growing up Daniella admired Rodgers because of his caring and loving nature, he knew which line he was to cross and which one he wasn't supposed to. All that changed as soon as Rodgers realized the girls and the ladies were starting to stare and crush on him. And not only was he handsome, his charisma too attracted people.

Even if they were on foot, they were almost the pack house. Both of them were quiet, Daniella was busy with her thoughts, and Rodgers, well Rodgers was just being himself. Smiling and smirking at anyone they were passing on their way home.

"I am in love with the pack's lover," Daniella told Rodgers; she had seen how busy Rodgers was smiling at people and not that Daniella had anything against smiling, only that she had never seen Rodgers not smiling.

"Come on, smiling at someone isn't bad. Look, they are the ones who smile at me first."

"Oh. I am not smiling at you, yet you are smiling at me."

"Well…"

"Okay never mind," Daniella said cutting off Rodgers, she knew the guy was going to talk and talk until she agrees with what he was saying. The alpha's son always wanted to be the winner.