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Nik stated.

    “Well, I don't really care. I am human and no one is going to be serving me. I am no better than anyone else in this room,” Meg stated belligerently.

    Meg didn't know it, but her statement ingratiated her to all the pack members in the room. They each vowed silently to protect her with their own lives.

    Meg listened to the men talk throughout the meal.
    Their conversation was inconsequential subjects such as the weather and other pack members. She had a feeling her presence was preventing them from discussing what they really wanted to talk about.

    Once the meal was over, Meg helped Harry clean up the dishes and wipe down the table and benches. The expression on Harry's face of shock, then resignation nearly had Meg laughing out loud.

    “Harry do you cook, clean and open the door for everyone?” Meg asked curiously.

    “I do the cooking because I enjoy it, Mistress Meg. I don't do the cleaning myself other than the kitchen. I have other female pack members who clean the house weekly,” Harry replied.

    “Hm, could you please stop calling me Mistress Meg? Meg is sufficient. You are making me feel uncomfortable,” Meg stated.

    “If that is your wish, Meg.”

    “It is,” Meg replied.

    “Thank you for your help,” Harry stated gratuitously, his eyes twinkling as he gave her a wink.

    “You're welcome,” Meg stated over her shoulder as she left the room.

    She wandered the house, trying to get her bearings. She felt as if she was a princess in a palace.
    She was waiting to wake up and find herself back in her little one bedroom apartment.

    Meg found a large room filled with plants and fountains. She was stunned to find such a room inside. She wandered through the room, breathing in the scent of roses and lavender. She found glass sliding doors on the opposite side of the room and slid them open. She stepped outside under the covered patio and heard a feminine snicker to her right. She turned to see three women sitting in chairs staring at her.

    “Hello, I'm Meg,” Meg stated courteously.

    “We know who you are, human ,” a red headed woman stated disparagingly.

    Meg watched as the woman turned back to her friends, completely ignoring her.

    “I can't believe our Alpha has claimed a human.

    He could have had the pick of our pack. I don't think he was thinking. I mean look at us compared to that.
    It can't change and run with Nikolai; and has the strength of a Gnat,” stated the red head.

    Meg turned her back to the women's laughter and walked down the steps into the garden. She didn't let them see her cheeks flaming with humiliation or the tears in her eyes.
    She wandered through the landscaped gardens until she came upon a hedge maze. She entered the maze and made her way to the center. The fountain in the middle was beautiful. A wolf sat on it’s haunches looking up at a human female, her hand resting on the wolf's head. Water was sprouting from cub wolves mouths, surrounding the pair. Meg stepped closer to inspect the statues and gave a gasp. Goose bumps raised up all over her skin and she felt a shiver work it's way down her spine. She was looking at herself.
    How could this be? Was their magic in the works, or was it just a coincidence? Meg backed away from the fountain and groped for the bench seat behind her.
    She sat down with a thud, her legs too weak to hold her. How long she sat staring at the feature, she had no idea. When she finally drew her eyes away, the sun was high in the sky.

    Meg got to her feet and began to back track through the maze. As she got closer to entrance she heard voices. She stopped short and kept her breathing shallow. She didn't want whoever was there to know she was listening. She heard the voice of the red head who had insulted her, and the deep voice of a male.

    “You are going to have to be very careful. I heard the Alpha talking to his Beta's this morning through the kitchen window. He's going to have a guard on her twenty four hours a day.