She listened to him, his anger growing. She could hear it in his voice as his voice rose, growing deeper and more alpha like by the minute. Her brows rose as the authority in his voice grew stronger. She grinned and began to speak. "Judgement--" Her words were cut off when he moved her and pushed her against the wall, holding her arms pinned tightly so she couldn't move.
The conviction he spoke with as he spoke about protecting their family and their son. His mother was still in hiding for fear of being found and hurt again. They were a hunted breed. He was determined not to allow her to keep Rajat from him, even as his eyes swirled purple and gold from his anger that only grew, she could see how much love he held for the boy he had never met. And...for her. That fact angered her and she did not know why.
She went to speak when he slammed his fist through the wall and she turned her head to see the hole, her eyes cutting back to him as her own anger began to boil. Her fists balled at her sides and she narrowed her eyes at him, ever the defiant tigress she was. She hated alpha males and their instinctive need to show her they had the balls and wore the pants.
"You will listen to me here and now, Tijgerian. I am Jonathan Quinn. I am harbinger of the last pack of Were-Tigers in India. You will not disrespect me within my own home. You will shut up and sit down while we speak about my son. Once I decide we are done, then we will discuss when, not if, you will be bringing him to see his father."
He stated his fact as alpha, putting his foot down. It had been many years since he had spoken to her this way. It seemed the man she once knew was still buried deep inside of this person, and she had brought him forth. He had made mistakes, he owned up to them. She was not perfect and never claimed to be. But she held her own reservations about who she needed and wanted as a father for her son, and if he staked claim to that role....he had to realize their place in this world. And it was not in bed next to a vampire.
"Do you feel better?" She smirked and looked away from him for a moment. "I must say it brings back fond memories of staking claim to who makes the rules. I respect your home and I respect you, I do not respect your decisions and I cannot condone the choices you have made. It is our son who would pay the price for your choices...and I cannot allow him to suffer for it. When I am ready and I see fit that you can be known to him, when he can be proud of the man you are...they you shall see him. I refuse to bow down to you when you are not the tiger I met ten years ago. I see specs of him, I hear the alpha in your voice, yet...I cannot be commanded by it."
She moved closer to him, inches from his face as she looked into his eyes. "Prove...me wrong."
The conviction he spoke with as he spoke about protecting their family and their son. His mother was still in hiding for fear of being found and hurt again. They were a hunted breed. He was determined not to allow her to keep Rajat from him, even as his eyes swirled purple and gold from his anger that only grew, she could see how much love he held for the boy he had never met. And...for her. That fact angered her and she did not know why.
She went to speak when he slammed his fist through the wall and she turned her head to see the hole, her eyes cutting back to him as her own anger began to boil. Her fists balled at her sides and she narrowed her eyes at him, ever the defiant tigress she was. She hated alpha males and their instinctive need to show her they had the balls and wore the pants.
"You will listen to me here and now, Tijgerian. I am Jonathan Quinn. I am harbinger of the last pack of Were-Tigers in India. You will not disrespect me within my own home. You will shut up and sit down while we speak about my son. Once I decide we are done, then we will discuss when, not if, you will be bringing him to see his father."
He stated his fact as alpha, putting his foot down. It had been many years since he had spoken to her this way. It seemed the man she once knew was still buried deep inside of this person, and she had brought him forth. He had made mistakes, he owned up to them. She was not perfect and never claimed to be. But she held her own reservations about who she needed and wanted as a father for her son, and if he staked claim to that role....he had to realize their place in this world. And it was not in bed next to a vampire.
"Do you feel better?" She smirked and looked away from him for a moment. "I must say it brings back fond memories of staking claim to who makes the rules. I respect your home and I respect you, I do not respect your decisions and I cannot condone the choices you have made. It is our son who would pay the price for your choices...and I cannot allow him to suffer for it. When I am ready and I see fit that you can be known to him, when he can be proud of the man you are...they you shall see him. I refuse to bow down to you when you are not the tiger I met ten years ago. I see specs of him, I hear the alpha in your voice, yet...I cannot be commanded by it."
She moved closer to him, inches from his face as she looked into his eyes. "Prove...me wrong."