Amarah Mom can tell I am debating something with Minerva and she asks if she might be of some help, so I ask her the same question I asked Minerva. Mom has a small smile on her face as she says, “My Wolf was the same the day I met your Father, we didn’t understand it at that moment and it took us a while to see it. But looking back on how she felt and what happened that day we both agreed that it had to do with finding our fated Mate. You know the entire story of that day and in a few hours all of you will, when I tell you my story of the day I found my Mate you will understand this a whole lot better.” Mom says. Mom is right I know the entire story and as I replay it in my head I realize what she meant, her Wolf had been acting strange as well. She had even thought for a moment that someone else might have been her fated Mate, but luckily she had had enough control over her Wolf to stop her from doing something stupid. Knowing Mom’s background and the way she was raised I know it wasn’t that strange for her Wolf to almost make that mistake, but I am glad it all turned out the way it was supposed to. “Mom, are you sure you want to tell everyone?” I ask her, even though I already know the answer. I just want to give her a way out of this if she doesn’t want anyone else to know what almost happened that day. She tells me she is sure, that everyone deserves to know the truth about a few things and that it will clarify another subject not many know the truth about. Theseus “Linus, stop acting like an idiot. I can’t make heads or tails from your behavior and quiet frankly it is driving me nuts.” I growl at my Wolf for the umpteenth time this morning. The damn idiot woke me at seven in the morning and he doesn’t even have an explanation for it.Midas walks into the dining room of our suite and he looks as if he is about to rip someone a second asshole, but I can’t imagine he would be that angry with one of us. “Midas, what has you so agitated?” I ask him. All I get is a growl as he fills his mug with coffee and I know I won’t get an answer until he has finished his coffee. “My Wolf is annoying as hell.” He growls the moment he has emptied his mug and I tell him to join the club. Within minutes all my men tell me their Wolves are acting strange and it is something none of us have felt before. It reminded me of when I met my first Mate, but somehow this felt different as well. So, as I already said it makes no sense at all. I ask Midas if he felt something like this before, “Yes and No.” He answers. “It reminds me of when I met my first Mate, but it also feels different. If that makes any sense at all.” He growls and I actually understand what he means by that. My phone ringing halts our conversation and I put it on speaker when is see the caller-ID, “Josh, how did it go?” I ask him. “Well, her Father accepted them without much arguing. Harver was there as well and I think he told his Father what happened all those years ago. I have to warn you thou, Damien called your Father the moment he was across Pack borders and I could hear that your Father was not amused. He even tried to order me to take Damien and Penelope back with me, but I told him I only follow my Alpha’s orders.” I can hear a chuckle in the background, which I assume is from Neill. “Thanks for the heads up. We will turn our phones to silent, so send a message if you need to talk to anyone of us and we will call you back the moment we see it.” I tell Josh before I disconnect the call. My men already turned the sound of on their phones and I do it before I put it back on the table. It only takes a moment before I see my phone light up and the caller-ID for my Father is shown on the screen, but I ignore it as I dig into my food. By the time we are finished with breakfast I have three missed calls from my Father and my men each have one missed call from him.During breakfast we talked about Alpha Amarah and White Cresent Pack, I hope she can answer some of the questions we all have and I plan on using the afternoon to talk to some other Alphas. My Father left behind a bigger mess than I thought and even though it is no excuse my need to get our finances back on track kept me from looking further.