I Saved the Alpha and the Pack (1st book Saving Series) (Completed)

Chapter 10 (Edited)

I stared at him in shock. Never, had I thought in a million years that I would be in this position. The fate of the Werewolf population would be placed in my hands, even though I was supposed to be the Luna of the pack he was in. I glanced at Miss Collins, and I could see that she was tense. It also didn't take a genius to figure out that she didn't trust people, especially men.

"Uh-" Trent started to say as Henry started to come towards us.

I hope this works, I thought to myself, letting all the pain, anger, fear, and torture appear on my face and in my voice as I stood taller, trying to make it looked like I loomed over the 6'3 male. "Mr. Baxley," I snapped, making his head snap towards mine as well as everyone else. "Care to explain why you are causing a disturbance in my class? Take a seat, now." Power filled my voice, even though I didn't want it to. Control your wolf, I thought.

He growled a little at me, which in turn, I narrowed my eyes. "I don't care of taking a seat right now," he said standing up a little as he looked at me. He narrowed his eyes also, and I knew that he thought I might be a whore because some people knew that Anderson had it in for me.

"Would you like to be escorted out of the room by your principal and somewhere else?" I asked as I raised an eyebrow. "If not, then please, take a seat, now and do not make another disturbance in my classroom." I pointed to a seat in the back corner.

I glanced at Daniel and hoped that he could read my expression before again looking at the male. He had to understand that she might be afraid of him and that he had to take things slowly.

Henry stiffened a little, and his eyes seemed to glaze over for a bit. His shoulders slumped a little, and he looked longly at Elizabeth, wanting her to be in his arms. "Bu-" He looked at me and I could see that his eyes had changed back all the way to brown.

"Go," I ordered still pointing at the desk, a deep scowl on my face.

He nodded his head. "Yes, Ms. Wallace," he said as he grabbed his stuff and walked to the back corner of the room. He glanced around when whispers started up, and I guess he realized how close he was to saying the secret that would put his pack in danger.

I cleared my throat. "Now, is there any other nonsense that we have to take care of? No? Good." I looked at Elizabeth. "I'm sorry about that, Miss Collins," I said. "Please, take a seat wherever there is an open desk. That means-" I paused and looked at the people who had placed their book bags in the seats besides them. "-those of you who have their stuff in another spot, please take it off and let her choose."

There were a chorus of 'Yes, Ms. Wallace', and the students took their backpacks or binders out of the seats besides them. However, that didn't stop them from glaring at her, making me clear my throat. They turned to look at me.

"I thought I said that we respected each other in here. That means no judging people until we get to know them. Isn't that right... Mr. Stevens?" I looked at one of my students raising an eyebrow.

"Yes, Ms. Wallace," he said having a small lisp. He nodded his head once before leaning back in his seat.

"Thank you, Mr. Stevens." I looked at the female, who was still standing, looking around warily. "Now, please take a seat. We got a movie to watch." I looked at Trent. "Thank you for bringing her. I think I can take care of the class now. Don't you have a meeting or something."

He nodded his head and cleared his throat. "Uh... yes, of course," he said. He gave Elizabeth a warning look before going out of the room.

"Now, does anyone else have their papers?" I asked, feeling as if a weight was lifted off of my chest as he left. I guess it might be because that he was my boss, and that I was actually supposed to be in charge of him.