ALPHA KING'S FAKE LUNA

ALINA The‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌ alarm blared, and its echo went along the damp stones of the Blackwood pit. Clenching a sharp dagger in my hand, I ran through the forest alongside the prison, my stark feet bleeding from the shattered ground, and the thorns were cutting my skin. "Search for the prisoner! She didn't go far!" The commander groaned angrily. The guards were faster than the wind. I was powerless, poorly fed, and my wolf was broken, but the fire of the past seven years of betrayal was lit in me, and so I kept running. For seven, long years, I had made several attempts to escape the prison, yet I was caught every single time. I came out on a road just when two lights were pointed at me, and the screeching of the tires echoed through the air. Without a single thought, the black car did a sharp turn and stopped just a few inches away from my feet. My gaze looked at the man, and before he could react, I opened his door with a yank. "Drive," My breathless voice ordered, and I pointe

ALINAMy face was drained of color.“Are you feeling sick of grapes? Your face is again pale.” He stood tall, his shadow overpowered mine.“No, I just need to use the washroom. I love grapes. I could never feel sick of them. The weather is just too hot.” I managed to say between gasps, staying calm. Finally, he freed my wrist.With hurried steps, I changed my direction and went out of the dining hall like a shot.I dashed the hallways, my vision was fading. My body was making desperate groans of breaking and mending. Not here. Not in the corridor, I kept saying. I entered our bedroom with a bang and threw the door behind me.I fell into the washroom. My skin was burning. The Golden Wolf serum was fighting my natural transformation, causing a very severe pain.CRACK.The sound of my break was muffled with a scream as I hit the floor. My hands became paws. My nails turned into sharp claws. Within minutes, I shifted into a silver-furred wolf.My body was so hot. I kept breathing heavily

ALINA I stood against a tree decoration, hiding the mark on my back. One look, and everyone will find out my true identity. Despite that, my gaze shifted to Lisa. A tight smile glinted on her red lips, waiting for me to shatter. “Let me help you, Luna,” Lisa stepped closer, yet I stopped her with my palm. “Stay where you are!” My voice ordered her. “Luna.” She furrowed her brows. “Your dress is drenched. Let me help you. It is my fault for accidentally spilling the wine on you.” “Don't come closer. This is an order.” My wolf growled within me. She was protective. “Luna, if you keep acting like this, everyone might think you're hiding something.” She spilled the venomous words. It was enough to make the guests whisper. I noticed Julius rushing towards me, cutting through the crowd, carrying a shawl. Suddenly, a dark blazer reached for my skin from the side, I slightly moved from the tree, and the blazer covered my stark shoulders. When I looked up, my eyes met Felix’s. Instea

ALINAFelix narrowed his eyes. “Who are you? You don't smell like one of us. You're from Kyle Hawthorne’s pack.” The voice sent a shiver down my spine. He pushed out his sharp claws, taking a step forward.My wolf wouldn't move an inch. She was holding onto her stubbornness with all her might, rebelling against my command. “Transform to your human form. Reveal yourself.” He ordered calmly in a devilish tone.*Run or he'll kill us. If we die now, how am I supposed to take revenge on Kyle and Lisa?* My voice sent my wolf a strong signal, begging her, and she finally responded for once.A low growl rippled beneath my skin as my paws took a step back. “Transform back!” His eyes darkened.Like the wind, I disappeared from his sight, running down the long hallway. Felix instantly sent guards after me. He ordered them to capture me, believing I was a spy.My original scent was leaving traces behind, stronger than those rotten seven years. For the first time, I felt my wolf was fully awake

ALINA The gray sky ripped open and rain started to beat the ground. My clothes were drenched, but I didn't care a bit and kept walking the unknown path leading somewhere. Rain was dancing on my shoulders, drop by drop, matching steps. A stupid mistake of mine led to the death of my parents. They raised me like a glass doll. Father had bought me everything I had pointed my finger at. Mother learned to cook so many different dishes to serve me something special at the table. They were the best parents. Even when I said I wanted to marry Kyle, they agreed despite their prejudice against him. That prejudice wasn't wrong…at all. If only I weren't a fool in love. Madam Taya told me she buried them near the peach woods. Kyle Hawthorne didn't allow them a place in the graveyard of his pack. A prisoner's family was treated worse. They were humiliated until they gave up and died. Suddenly, I was an orphan. I had no one left to call my own. “Serena.” The voice startled me. As my eyes slow