Free The Legacy of Kilkenny by Devyn Dawson

there staring at it, practically jumping up and down inside my own skin. “I can’t accept it. My parents will never let me keep it.   Thank you so much but I can’t.”   I hand her back the keys. She tells me how Pru and she had talked to my parents about it, and they are okay with it.   My parents?  
    “Do you love it?” Pru is jumping around me like a cracked out flying monkey.   “I hope you like it. I know how much you love my car, but one time you were talking about the new Mustang coming out, and how awesome it was going to be.   My dad was able to get one before they are released to the public.   I’m sad about it because I won’t get to come pick you up, but I’m so happy for you.”   She put her arms around me and gives me a hug.   “We have so much work to do; this is going to make it easier for us.”
    There is one thing a man never forgets, their first adult magazine, and their first car.   Both exciting, and both life altering.

Chapter 22.   PACK
     

    The ride to Pru’s house in Piedsville is amazing.   I can’t believe this is all mine, I think to myself.    Everyone in the Pack come over for a cookout which means a feast is cooked on the grill.   Everything is great until the General calls me into the house to have a talk.   All good things must come to an end.
    “This isn’t going to take long.   I want to make sure you aren’t overwhelmed with everything going on,” he says to me.    We he takes us into a room I’ve never been in, “sit,” he points to one of the leather chairs.
    “No, everything is great.   Thank you so much for the car, it’s really awesome.”   I look around awkwardly trying not to stare him in the eye.
    “Good, glad you like it.   I want you to live, eat, and breathe training.   Oakley and you are going to amp up the training.   If I can advise anything that would be, don’t show weakness.   Always stand for what you believe in, and fake it if you don’t.   Find the answer once you’re able.   Any questions?”   He takes a long drink on his amber liquid filled glass.  
    “No sir, but if I come up with any, I’ll be sure to ask,”   I say nervously.
    “You do that.   Oakley is waiting for you.   Work hard but play harder.”   He picks up a remote control and a television rises up out of a cabinet along the wall.

Chapter 23.   OPPONENT
     

    When I get there, Oakley is standing in the doorway to the gym, dressed to fight. This isn’t going to be good.  
    “Ready to fight?”   He flashes me a big toothy grin as he starts hopping from foot to foot like boxers do.
    “Huh?   I’m not fighting you, are you crazy?”   I stand there with my mouth open in awe that he wants me to fight him.
    “Abel, Abel, Abel, you have to learn how to fight for real.”   Oakley puts his hand on my shoulder telling me the rules of fighting with wolves and leads me to a mat.   “You have to learn how to watch your opponent and know what their next move is; you have to know who to kill and who to hurt.   Don’t think that if they’re a girl you can go easy on them.   If it is a wolf, they are a hunter and a fighter and they won’t go easy on you.   In our world the gender doesn’t matter as much.   Our first priority is our Alpha, we fight to protect him at all cost.   We play hard, we fight harder.   Remember we are wolves so if you look another wolf in the eye for longer than 15 seconds, you’re challenging them, so you’re instigating a fight.   Never stare the Alpha in the eye, it is forbidden.   You’ll be hurt by the Pack if you do.   The Alpha can challenge any wolf he chooses, he doesn’t even have to do the fighting if he doesn’t want too, the rest of the Pack will back him up.   When you meet the O’Connell’s, you can’t stare them in the eye.   Keep your shoulders back and your spine straight, no sign of submission.   You’re the Great wolf so you have to show leadership quality.   If you