Alpha Arthur

His paws thudded heavily against the rattling leaves as he ran in the woods hoping to evade the hot chase from the human hunter. He could hear the loud yelling from the human ordering him to surrender or risk losing his life. But he would rather die than heed to his wish. He thudded deeper away from the woods. Instinctively, he knew immediately that the human was on the verge of releasing an arrow towards him. His eyes caught a tree a few steps in his front. He swerved with full force and dashed behind the bark of a tree. The arrow missed him and flew past the tree. As the man made to pick another arrow, he snuck out of his hiding place and ran off. He was able to lure the man away and slowly crept out once he was sure he was gone. His face rumpled with a deep snarl. Fuvking humans! He hated them with everything in him. With a growl, he started off to their hideout still fuming. Still in his wolf form, he crept into the place through the backdoor which only he knows and changed bac

"Just do as they tell you, Elisa, no harm will come upon you. I promise you." "No Father! I don't want to!" Elisa refused, squeezing her face with arms folded tight against her heaving chest. "Look," her father held her shoulders softly and looked into her eyes. "This could end up good for us. You know how many girls of your age wish for this opportunity? The Alpha could be your mate, don't you see?" He was now getting irritated with her daughter's childish acts. Why couldn't she just be a good girl for once. How lucky would he be to share some relation with the Alpha. "No Father! I do not want to be the Alpha's mate. I do not wish to be his Luna! I reject him!" Elisa snapped fiercely. Elisa's father sighed in exasperation and turned away. It was obvious his peace talk wouldn't help the matter. As soon as he stepped away, one of the huge men Jeremy had come with grabbed Elisa. "Let me go! Where are you taking me to!" Elisa screamed as she attempted wriggling free from the huge

ARTHUR'S POV"You have a lot to explain." I said with a serious face as soon as Jeremy joined me outside. "I'm sorry sir…""Jeremy…" I called with a deep voice, cutting him short. "Yes…yes sir…""What do I hate most?""Apologies, especially at the wrong time, disloyalty, loose mouth, weakness."I look at his face briefly. I should punish him for not doing his job properly but then I made a mental note to let it slide since there is something more bugging at that moment. "Then speak." I commanded. "She is a friend to one of the girls but…but she is…" he stuttered with his head bent. I looked at him closely. I could tell that whatever he had to say must be something that could rile me up. Jeremy knew me better than anyone. He rarely fidgets like most people in my presence but seeing him behave this way tells me something was up. "She is human…"The word human echoed in my head. Whatever he had muffled next couldn't make it into my ears. Whilst my body numbed for a moment, the word

“Hey Elisa!”“urh…hi Eleanor…” Elisa stuttered surprised to see Eleanor. The moment she saw her, she remembered their ordeal in her pack. “What a surprise…I thought you would be lying like a log of wood right in bed by now…”Eleanor collapsed onto the bed with a deep sigh. “Well, I guess so but…then I find it really strange. Elisa, I can’t seem to get a vivid picture of what happened to us after…after we got kidnapped. Did you meet those huge men and that really cold one amongst them? How…how did you get home…I mean how did we get home…”“Relax Eleanor, relax…take a deep breath okay…it’s all good now. I mean we are back and home and safe and that is all that matters.”Eleanor shrugged. “I can’t just seem to get it out of my head. I feel like something else had happened…” she chewed nervously on her fingers biting off the slightly overgrown one of her thumb finger.Elisa paused. A lot of things on her mind that has got her confused. How did Eleanor hear her mind linking her father? She

“Let my friend go!” Elisa gritted at Arthur. She had followed Jeremy after they kidnapped Eleanor to the pack. “It gives me no pleasure keeping your friend with me. I just need to be sure of a few things.” Arthur said as he flipped through the pages of a book he was reading. “Have you no idea? She is human! What could you possibly do with a human? Didn’t you always hate her likes? Why then do you have her in your house?” Elisa retorted. “That is why I must hope to be wrong!” Arthur flared up. His eyes spat dangerous sparks. He flung the book away with so much annoyance and got to his feet. “Do you think I am pleased to have such blood in my house? huh… I really do hope the moon goddess get back to their senses as soon as possible.” “She is your mate?” Elisa asked, shocked. Arthur didn’t say a word. That automatically answered her question. She blinked, cold chill washed down her skin. “No…that can’t be…she is really human…” her voice trailed off in disbelief. “Tell me all you kn