
The Alpha's Forbidden Mate Is Cursed
WerewolfDramaFirst-Person POVHidden IdentityHybridProtectiveWeak to StrongPregnantForbidden Love
Lena Elenora has one rule she has lived by her whole life. Don't want too much.
Then she falls for Lucian Valerius, the most dangerous man on campus, and throws that rule out completely.
When she discovers she is pregnant, she plans one perfect dinner to tell him everything. Instead, her aunt calls. Terrified. Running. Warning her about something Lena doesn't yet have the words to understand. Then the line goes dead.
What Lena finds hidden in her aunt's belongings changes everything. A history book. Her history. A curse that has followed every woman in her bloodline for generations, drawing them to powerful Alphas and killing them before twenty two.
Lena is twenty one. Pregnant. And the man she loves is not just any wolf.
As secrets surface, allies reveal hidden agendas, and enemies close in from every direction, Lena realises the curse was never just about death. Someone has been using it. And they want what she is carrying.
The clock is running. The truth is buried. And falling in love may have just been the most dangerous thing she ever did.
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Chapter: Chapter 5: Watch HerThe room had no windows.That was intentional. Rooms with windows had directions, and directions left traces, and the man who used this room had spent a very long time making sure he left nothing that could be followed back to him.He sat at the head of the table and listened.There were three of them across from him. Men he had chosen specifically because they were good at being invisible, at standing in places without being remembered, at watching without being seen. They had been watching for ten days and they brought their report the way he had trained them to, without embellishment, without opinion, only fact.The girl had gone to the creek with the wolf and another woman. The wolf had stayed two nights before leaving for the Blackwater funeral. He had sent his cousin, the one called Jake, to bring the girls back to campus. The cousin had visited several times since. The other woman, the girl's friend, had not left her side."And the wolf?" he asked."He returned to campus today.
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Chapter: Chapter 4: He Was Hiding SomethingI saw him before he saw me.That was the only reason I had a second to decide what to do with my face before he looked up.He was standing outside the library, slightly off to the side where the path curved toward the east entrance, speaking to someone I didn't recognise. A man, older, with the kind of bearing that made you feel like you were standing in the way of something important even when you were just passing by. Lucian had his back mostly to me and his head bent slightly, his voice too low for me to hear. Whatever they were saying, it was not a casual conversation. The other man nodded once, something that looked more like an acknowledgment than an agreement, and then he left quickly, without looking back.Lucian turned and found me standing on the path.For a moment neither of us moved.He looked the same. That was my first thought, which was a stupid thought because it had only been a week and a half and people didn't change in a week and a half. But I had half expected him
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Chapter: Chapter 3: He Promised He Would Come BackA week had passed and I was still waiting for it to feel real.That was the thing about grief that nobody warned you about. It didn't arrive all at once like a wave you could brace for. It came in small, ordinary moments. The way I reached for my phone every morning before I was fully awake, already dialing her number before I remembered. The way I would think of something funny and turn to text her and then remember there was no one to recieve the text anymore. The way silence in a room had started to feel like a presence instead of an absence.Elira was gone. Th only family I had left, was gone.The man on the phone had been careful with his words. A welfare officer from Shadowfang he said. They had received a report. They found her at the cottage. He was very sorry. I didn't hear much after that because Iris had taken the phone from my hand at some point and I had let her.Lucian drove us to Elenora Creek himself.I remembered the way he held my hand the entire drive, not saying an
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Chapter: Chapter 2: Someone ElseI didn't sleep.I tried. I lay on my back and stared at the ceiling and listened to Lucian breathe beside me and told myself that no news was good news and that there were a hundred reasons someone might not answer their phone at midnight and none of them had to be the worst one.By three in the morning I had stopped trying to convince myself and just lay there, phone on my chest, waiting.By five I was sitting up with my back against the headboard, calling again.It rang. It kept ringing. That was the part that scared me more than anything else, that it was ringing at all, that the phone was still there and still on and nobody was picking it up. If something had truly gone wrong, if she had dropped it or left it behind or if someone had taken it from her, I told myself it would have gone straight to voicemail. The ringing meant something. I just didn't know what.I called seven more times before the sun came up.Lucian woke up and found me on the edge of the bed with my knees pulled
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Chapter: Chapter 1: StopPregnant. That's what the result said between all the numbers and long words. I was pregnant. I stared at the results for so long that the doctor cleared her throat from across the room, a gentle reminder that she had other patients and I was sitting frozen on the edge of her examination bed like someone had unplugged me from her wall. "Miss Elenora." Her voice was careful, like she didn't want to scare me."Are you alright?" I wasn't, or I was. I couldn't tell which one was the louder emotion to hold on to. "Yes." I said. "Sorry. Yes, I'm fine." It sounded more like I was trying to convince myself than her. I shook my head to clear my thoughts and failed miserably. She gave me the kind of smile that said she had seen this exact face on this exact type of girl more times than she could count. Then, she slid a pamphlet across the desk and started talking about prenatal vitamins and first trimester checkups and I heard maybe every third word because the rest of them kept getting s
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