Fox J. F. Timaeus Ackerman
Werewolf ~ Alpha St.-Louis
He had been awake for a while, and simply enjoyed the warmth of the blankets and the company. He'd listened to Leila's breathing and her slow heartbeat, and actually felt quite happy, eventhough his sister's words were still somewhere in the back of his head. He was just drifting away again, when the frantic knocking started. The next thing he knew, he was alone in his bed and he could hear someone yelling at Leila. Seconds later, she was standing against a wall, closing her eyes and almost shaking, while the man - whom he assumed was her father - kept yelling at her.
Fox immediately jumped out of bed, since he wasn't simply going to watch one of his warriors getting beaten by her father. This lunatic was way of his mind by not only bursting into his daughter's home at such a time, but also by showing a hell lot of disrespect in front of his Alpha. Fox didn't know Graham personally, but he did hear some stories about the man and they weren't very pleasing. He was about to make sure this was the last one.
"The only person that will leave, is you," Fox announced with an icecold voice, while he grabbed the mans arm right before he would hit Leila. Fox pulled and put his body right in front of hers, so that he was facing him. He wasn't the ridiculous flirt or the moody big brother right now, no; He was the fucking Alpha, the one that could lead one of the biggest Packs of North America in a city full of enemies. He was the guy that could kill you in an instant. He was Fox.
"I need to talk to my daughter. Step aside." The man didn't really seem impressed by Fox, which made the latter form a deathly smile around his lips. In the blink of an eye, Fox slammed him against a table and pushed him on the wooden surface. His hands were around his throat, with the fingers on his Adam's apple. One wrong move, and he'd be dead.
"It wasn't a question," Fox growled, before letting him go. Graham snarled and showed his canines, but Fox didn't flinch. He gave the man three seconds to leave. He didn't. Fox easily blocked the attack, remembering his training. He didn't like to fight like this, but he didn't feel like changing either. Evenmore, the battle was over rather quickly, as Fox pinned Leila's father to the floor without much effort. Eventhough he couldn't harm Fox this way, the man didn't give up fighting and Fox was getting more and more annoyed.
"Enough!" he shouted. He pulled and twisted Graham's arm until you could hear something breaking and snapping. There was a cry of pain, followed by silence, before Fox pulled him up and pushed him through the door. The noise had attracted some curious packmembers to stand at their doors while Fox guided Leila's father out of the building, but as soon as they noticed his face and mood, they went back inside. Fox barely noticed the power he had anymore. When they reached the entrance of the building, he pushed the man against a wall and leaned down to his ear.
You are a disgrace, not only to your family, but also to this Pack. My Pack, and if you set only one foot in St.-Louis or come anywhere near Leilani, I'll personally hunt you down and rip your head off. Am I clear, rogue?" The man answered with a growl, but Fox simply twisted his broken arm a little further.
"Yes!" the man cried. A few seconds past before Fox let him go and he stumbled through the door, out of sight. It was when he felt the cold breeze, that Fox realized he was only wearing a boxer short.
"Well, fuck," he mumbled, before turning around and jogging back to Leila's appartement. He stopped right before her half closed door, and tried to relax a bit. When his pulse had slowed down a bit, he opened the door and entered.
"Lei?"
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