Ankyra Sound How did you think I wouldn't guess

Ondine had only meant to calm Kjalarr down a bit - and of course it was also partly to make sure that Maude knew that she had confessed too late. While Ondine didn't like claiming others quite the way the pirate did, she still felt that she was at least in the possession of Kjalarr's affection. Love would come later, when nature would allow them both to have a clear mind. At least - she hoped love would come. He had been her very first, her only one ever, and so Ondine would make this bitch last as long as she could.


She ignored Kjalarr but refrained from touching him again, sort of understanding why he had not let her calm him down. Pfft, okay, fine. But it wasn't like the two, bigger white wolves could not handle the mess of fur and roughness that was Maude. Ondine knew what was going on - she knew better than Kjalarr and Maude combined, but decided to keep quiet as the pirate boy finally confessed his love - but he was too late. If he had wanted to claim the alpha, he should've done it sooner, BEFORE Ondine had even showed up at their borders. BEFORE she had shown Kjalarr what she could do with her body for him, and for him alone.

Oh please, She chuckled, hoping not to be scolded at for her own opinion on this matter. You can't just claim someone as your own. That is unnatural and unfair for all the parties involved in this bloody game. She spoke somewhat softly and calm in her soothing British accent. Of course, she did not see Kjalarr's emotions or even those of Maude as a game for her to play with, but was referring to the silent battle for the alpha's affection. Since the day Maude and her met, it had been full on war right under Kjalarr's nose, and only now did the pirate confess. But Ondine could already predict what the alpha was going to say.