You Rejected A Silver Wolf

Chapter Hundred and Eleven - Petty

Rihanna's POV

Lana was crazy. I tried to calm her down.

Camilla stomped into the room where I was changing, holding a towel and wearing a frown. I slowly took the towel from her with a grin.

"I'm sorry, okay? It's my wolf. She has been waiting for someone to snap a neck, and Jonah seemed available," I tried to defend myself.

She shook her head. "Last I remember, you taunted him about being scared of you, and that pushed him to agree to the duel."

I nodded, looking down. I had been testing my luck.

"As a Delta, I know that fighting an Alpha takes a significant toll on the Delta," Camilla added.

Realizing where she was coming from, I felt more remorseful. It was annoying being compared to Chris.

My case was just needing someone to train with and not holding back. Sadly, I've realized a Delta wasn't the one.

"And that Alpha is also a Silver Wolf. I really hope you didn't break anything of his," Camilla sighed, walking away.

My wolf was silent. "Don't blame yourself. We did have fun," I smirked, wiping my sweaty face with the towel Camilla brought.

I went back to the training ground, and Jonah was already clothed. He was checking his sides and hissing with each touch.

"I hope I didn't break anything," I muttered. Jaden wouldn't like that. No Alpha would. Jonah turned to soak his towel in water again, met my gaze, and sighed. "Happy now?"

I shook my head, rushing towards him. "Not at all. My wolf vented on you. I didn't play fair."

He looked relieved hearing that. "While I was trying to go easy on you," he tsked.

I made a hidden eye roll. Yeah, right.

"Need help?" I offered, since it was hard for him to press his back with the cold towel.

His back was red and could swell if not pressed down. He tossed the wet towel to me and began taking off his shirt.

My eyes widened. Excuse me, sir?

Would I stay close to him, pressing his back? Lana began chuckling. What's funny about this?

"Ugh, do you have to take your shirt off?" I groaned, feeling uncomfortable getting so close to him.

"Return the towel, and I'll do it myself," he gestured.

I hissed. Was this my punishment for beating his ass?

"Let me do it," Camilla said, walking into the training ground. I felt so relieved and tossed the towel to her.

Jonah frowned. "Be gentle then."

"Did you think I would be?" I smirked, leaning against the wall.

Camilla was a better choice since she was gentle and often played the role of the pack's nurse.

Just then, a warrior rushed in, panting. "Delta! Beta Beatrice needs you now! A warrior got injured while training."

Camilla had been pressing the towel on Jonah's back, but she handed it to me and ran off.

And we were back to square one.

Sluggishly, I crawled to where Jonah was and sat beside him. "As I said, I'm not gentle."

I pressed the towel harshly on him, but he only bit his lips in a rather seductive way.

As I turned to soak the towel in the bowl again, I noticed Jaden standing at the door, his eyes fixed on me.

Lana froze. I blinked rapidly before smiling. "You wouldn't believe what I did to your Delta!" I smirked, wringing the towel.

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Jonah turned and nearly fell back upon seeing his Alpha. I didn't know why he grabbed his shirt, but I was glad he was putting it back on.

"Our mate just caught us touching the body of a shirtless man!" Lana screamed.noveldrama

I rolled my eyes. "And so? It's his Delta, isn't it?"

Jaden smirked, shifting his gaze to Jonah. "Did you break something? I heard you two dueled."

Jonah mumbled his words. "I'm not sure."

"That's nice then," I said, dropping the towel on Jonah and getting up. "We dueled, but I guess I shouldn't have."

I advanced towards Jaden. "What have you been doing?"

His gaze lingered on Jonah, darkening, but he looked away, faking a smile. "I met your mom."

My mom?

His eyes darted to Jonah, who was leaving, then back to me. "What have you been doing?"

"You already know-dueling."

"You weren't dueling when I met you," he stared into my eyes.

I looked away. "I felt I hurt him, so I was making it up to him." Did I even need to explain?

"Yes!" Lana replied.

Jaden made a thoughtful "hmm" sound.

Lana spoke again. "I think he's still mad at us."

He'd be petty to be. I wasn't his girlfriend or anything. And I didn't do anything with

his Delta.

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"About what?" he raised a brow.

He just said he met my mom. I shook my head. "Forget it. I'll go rest now." I tried moving away, but he held my arm and pulled me back.

"What?"

He still had an unreadable expression. "Nothing." He released me.

His behavior was sending Lana crazy. "He's mad. Just apologize!" But for what exactly?

"Let's duel," he pronounced.

Both of us? "Why?"

"My Delta said you hurt his pride by winning, and I'd like to avenge him," he stated.

Was "avenge" the right word?

"Yes, I'd win. I'm an Alpha and a Silver Wolf." Saying those words again reminded me that I shouldn't have asked for a duel with Jonah.

"Win against me then," Jaden responded, unbuttoning his shirt.

He was serious. "I don't want to." I couldn't help but feel he was venting on me.

His lips curled up into a mischievous grin. "Because you feel you won't win?"

Oh no, he didn't.

"Because I don't want to tend to your injuries like I did with your Delta."

His eyes sparkled, and I was sure it wasn't from anger but something twisted... I don't

know.

"We won't go easy on him," Lana came to the surface.

I nodded. Hell, we wouldn't.