Alpha Adonis

Two things reminded me of my failure; living in the sisters’ sanctuary, where mateless females above eighteen spent the rest of their lives, and returning home once a year to celebrate my birthday with my hateful family. I should be excited. It was my twenty-first birthday, and we only got to leave this horrible place on our birthdays and return the following day.Instead, I was afraid. My dad's house was horrible. He was alpha and never failed to remind me how the omega blood in my veins made me worthless—for the life of me, I couldn't figure out why the moon goddess cursed me with such blood.Unfortunately, I was already bundled home like a lamb. I stared at my reflection in the van’s mirror, and what I saw was a sad soul staring back at me. Sighing, I tied my unusual hair color back. It was a natural blend of chocolate brown and burgundy.Too bad it would not be passed down to any kids.“Could you please slow down?” My trembling voice pleaded with the driver because I wasn't in a

I was paralyzed with fear, picturing what would happen if I was discovered. What if the Lycan king sees through me? What if he could read minds?A part of my brain was afraid of getting caught and doubted myself. Why did my dad do something so horrible? Horrific pictures popped into my head. Alphas were known for their ruthlessness, especially when their pack was in danger, and the Syndicate pack wasn't an exception.My dad spoke badly about the Lycans; he hated them so much. He ruled my pack mates with an iron grip and was naturally very territorial. Even though I was not qualified, there was something strangely comforting about the idea of this contest. I was going to keep this a secret and make every effort to win something.My mind raced with multiple ideas as I absentmindedly stared at the billboard. The green depths of the alpha's eyes told a story. He looked so unsettled, like someone planning revenge. Natalia dragged me off and we joined the excited girls who were chatting

AdonisMy eyelids fluttered open. My vision was hazy and blurry because I awoke from a deep sleep. I rubbed my eyes to get rid of the grogginess, and it took a few seconds to clear up.Forcing my way through the maze of confusion, I looked up, feeling lost and surprised.As soon as the drizzle touched my skin, I knew that I was in my human form and looked around. I was outside in the purple garden on the grass.Never in my Twenty-Six years of living had I felt such serenity and calmness around me, but I couldn't remember why. It felt strange like someone had calmed my inner storm.My recollections were disorganized, so it was impossible to piece together the event. My crazy wolf was unusually quiet, as though its impulses had been restrained with a tight leash.Raindrops hit my skin as the drizzle got heavier. "What happened last night?" I kept asking myself.My wolf suffered from fast memory loss and impulse control disorders, so it was a relief not to feel the usual emptiness and de

IrisA dermatologist was invited to take care of our skin. It was my turn, and I walked into an examination room whose walls were painted a soothing white color.Dressed in a white lab coat, the doctor greeted me with a friendly smile. Several shelves were filled with skincare products, and she passed me a magazine that explained different skin conditions and then made sure the room was well-lit."You have to take off your clothes and lay on the table," she pointed to the center while bringing out a scalpel, tweezers, and magnifying glasses."Let's talk about your skincare routine. Do you currently follow any?"I almost laughed, as if I was ever given such luxury. Even before the test, I had nothing to call my own. I was living like a maid in my father's house."No," I said simply. "I've never really thought about it."She smiled. "No worries, it's never too late to start taking care of your skin. Now, let's assess it. Do you have any specific reactions or sensitivities to skincare pr

IrisI felt humiliated and uneasy as my body gave way beneath me. I wasn't sure if my vertigo after landing on the floor from the unsuccessful catwalk was a result of tiredness or the fact that Alpha Adonis was in the room.I felt something pressing against my ribs and was eager to get out of there. The instructors and the girls were harsh, constantly laughing at those who were weak or lacked the necessary skills. They worsened my mood."Iris! Are you okay? Natalia rushed to my side. "Are you hurt?""A little," I managed to say. "Maybe I should sit for a while.""You okay, Iris?" Another girl asked. I nodded, feeling embarrassed.Adonis remained expressionless while watching. The man was almost too attractive for words. His green eyes, firm features, and the confidence he exuded made me forget to breathe.I despised the fact that my feet were wobbly in those high heels and that I foolishly fell when Alpha Adonis entered the room. His gaze was fixed on me, which made me extremely nervo