I was literally shaking inside but I refused to show Blaine how truly terrified I was as he gripped the handles of my chair, blocking me in with no way to escape.

His face directly in front of me, his nose practically touching mine as he growled loudly in my face.

As calmly as I could, I spoke with a firm voice. "Blaine, you don't intimate me and I don't appreciate you being so close while purposely trying to scare me." I said, purposely shoving at his chest, forcing space between us.

He lowly growled at me but stayed back, he grabbed me by my arms pulling me up with him. He had a firm but not rough grip on my arms, as he began pulling me out of the open door way, the broken pieces of the door still shattered across the floor

"Hey!" I shouted as he continued to pull me through the hallways of the pack house.

The whole place was completely silent and clearly everyone had disappeared by either being demanded to leave or just fearful of their Alphas temperament.

The only people there were a few pack warriors and Adrian, who all followed behind quietly while I struggled against Blaine's grip.

I kept trying to yank my arm out of his grasp but to no avail. "Blaine, get off of me!" I shouted furiously, but out of nowhere I was suddenly thrown over his shoulder and he began walking down the corridor. I screamed and started to kick and pound my fists against his back.

"Blaine, put me down!"

He continued to ignore me as he made his way through the pack house.

In the end I just stopped my protests and my screaming to be put down, and allowed Blaine to carry me in the direction of our home. I knew that nothing I said or did was phasing him, so my protests were useless.

I couldn't help but wonder who had told Blaine, how did he know and how did he manage to get there so quickly? There were only two suspects in my mind which were the pack doctor and Jack.

My body swayed a little as Blaine began walking up the steps of the porch. The sound of the door opening entered my hearing and then the sound of Blaine's strong footsteps as he began walking through the hallway to his office.

And I was really beginning to detest that room.

When he finally placed me back on the ground. I felt myself go a little dizzy as all the blood rushed to the back of my head leaving me light headed with unstable legs.

Blaine still held on to me, holding me by my hips helping me stand while I gained my balance. I gripped the front of his shirt until I got my composure back, and was finally able to stand on my own.

I finally looked up to find him staring at me intensely. I could see worry in his eyes, but the pure anger he held was overriding that emotion.

I removed my tight grip from his shirt, indicating that I was fine. He stayed holding my body close to his and then picked me up and walked me over to the couch and gently placed me down.

He backed away from me, but still in close distance.

We sat in silence for a few minutes which began to annoy me as he just blankly stared at me, not giving me a sense or even a clue about how he was feeling.

"You going to talk to me or are you going to just stare at me?"

He continued staring at me for a few moments, then he spoke. "If I spoke to you right away, I would have shouted and then you would have shouted back and then my temper would rise. That would not help our situation, I'm trying to learn to gain control of my wolf and my temper."

"So you want to have a civil conversation with me, no arguing?" I questioned, knowing that it wouldn't happen but I could see he was trying to be optimistic.

"Yes. I want to know why you went to George and I want the truth, no lies, no deception, no trying to avoid the situation just the truth. "

"Blaine, you know why. I've told you before and honestly I'm tired of having the same argument. I want to go on the pill, children are simply not on my life plan right now. In a few years, yes, but right now I want to focus on the important things. I'm only eighteen, I'm not ready or even prepared for kids right now."

For once, I actually wanted to have a civil conversation about something extremely important instead of us both shouting and screaming.

"I don't understand why, what difference does it make whether it's now or later?-"

I cut him off, halting his sentence. "You just asked the same question I repeatedly ask you."

He breathed deeply, signing that he wasn't happy with me interrupting him mid- sentence. "You can't use my own words against me. You have no right to go behind my back and ask my pack doctor to lie and deceit me. Do you realise the trouble he could get in for that? To me that is punishable by death, especially when it comes to my mate." Blaine speaks slowly but with a serious tone.

I sat there, thoughtful for a moment. In a way I felt bad, but I was also furious that Blaine would kill the pack doctor for not enclosing information which is technically private and not allowed to be disclosed unless the patient said so. It's private and confidential information, my personal information.

"No, you would have been responsible for his death. I have rights and the law states that my medical history and anything involving me and my doctor is strictly private. I don't have to tell you anything and you should learn to respect my privacy, like I would yours. Unless it was something extremely important."

I could see he was unhappy with my reply. He hated when I mentioned laws or regulations which the human law practiced.

"It's a good thing were not human then. We have our own laws and you know that. When it comes to you, I get to know everything and that's final. Just like I have the right to know if you're pregnant."

I honestly wanted to roll my eyes at him but I resisted the urge to. "How many times Blaine, I'm not. I don't have to prove that to you. And for the last time, I'm going on the pill and you simply have no say. If I have to, I'll go to a human doctor."

"Just take the damn test," Blaine's temper was beginning to rise, his voice was betraying his body language. "And don't you dare visit a human doctor, that's extremely dangerous."

"It's simple Blaine, it's either the pill or no sex." I was giving him an ultimatum and that was it.

A flash of black entered his eyes a second before it disappeared, his wolf clearly not appreciating the my comment.

The moment I stood, his whole being became alert and alarmed. "You're going to take another pregnancy test Ken, then we won't have to discuss this again."

He stood up, "George is coming here and he will be giving you a pregnancy test." There was fire burning in his eyes and it was clear he wasn't giving me any options.

I rolled my eyes but agreed. A quiet knock on the door stopped me from replying, and George our pack doctor entered the room after Blaine shouted for the person to "come in".

"Here's what you asked for Alpha. The instructions are in the box and they're very simple to follow." He said hesitantly as he held a box in Blaine's direction.

Blaine took the small white box out of his hands and I knew it was a pregnancy test. I still wasn't sure who told Blaine that I was visiting the pack doctor, so I was going by my assumptions and that was that George had told him.

Blaine nodded in appreciation before excusing him. George repeated Blaine's action before turning to me, "Luna" he addressed in respect before leaving.

Blaine passed me the test and pointed at the bathroom door in the office. Blaine stayed in the office, leaning on the front of his desk as I shut the door.

With an annoyed sigh I grabbed the test and walked into his office toilet. I ran my hair through my hair as I looked into a mirror before splashing some water on my face.

After I had taken the test, I quickly washed my hands, picking it up and taking it straight to Blaine without bothering to look at the results.

He took the pregnancy test out of my hand and stared down at the results before his gaze became hard and he looked up with his dark eyes narrowed on me.

"We're going to the infirmary. You're having a blood test."

I stared at him irritably. "A blood test gives me an ultimate answer, these tests aren't 100% positive." Blaine said firmly as he threw the test in the bin.

"Ok," I began, it was true that a pregnancy test could give you the wrong results but I knew it was correct because of how many I took. Having a blood test, would fully prove I wasn't and I was happy to do it as it would end this discussion.

"But the moment I prove I'm not, I will be going on the pill." He nodded, and we left his office, making our way towards the infirmary.

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