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Chapter 5: Sarai’s Strength
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Alpha Hugo - The Forced Rejection Chapter 43: A Call to Arms
Hugo’s mind raced, his fists clenched tightly at his sides. Someone had betrayed them. There was no other explanation for how Malrik’s forces had known about the messengers. The enemy had been prepared, waiting for them beyond the borders. Someone within Ocean Crest had fed them that information.His sea-green eyes burned with fury as he paced the length of his study, his thoughts spiraling. Who could it be? A pack member? A scout? Someone close to the council? He hated to doubt his own people, but the breach of trust had cost them dearly. Their enemies were already moving, and they had barely begun rallying their allies.He slammed his fist onto the wooden desk, the sound echoing through the room. They had to act fast, and they had to find the traitor before more lives were lost.Riders were sent out before the dawn, swift wolves carrying sealed messages to every allied pack across the region. Their mission was urgent, their paths dangerous. The fat
Alpha Hugo - The Forced Rejection Chapter 42: Strength in Her Eyes
Hugo watched from the shadows of the training grounds, his sea-green eyes locked onto Sarai as she moved across the sparring ring. The sun hung low in the sky, casting golden hues over the field, highlighting the sweat glistening on her skin as she trained. He had seen her stumble, fall, and bleed, yet every time, she rose again—stronger, more determined. Each time she hit the ground, a primal urge clawed at him to step in, to shield her from the blows, to make sure she never had to endure this pain. But he fought it. This was her fight, her journey. And she was proving, day by day, that she didn’t need saving—she was learning how to save herself.For weeks, she had pushed herself harder than he ever thought possible. At first, he had doubted whether she could truly handle the brutal world she had chosen to step into. But she had proven him wrong. She had proven everyone wrong.Sarai dodged a strike from Garrick, her feet light, her movements sharper
Alpha Hugo - The Forced Rejection Chapter 41: Bound by Fate
The morning after the marking, the world felt different. The soft glow of morning filtered through the open flaps of the tent, casting golden hues over the forest clearing. Sarai lay beneath the thick sheets on the mattress, the cool air of the woods contrasting against the warmth of Hugo’s mark still tingling on her skin. The air was crisper, the sounds sharper—everything around Sarai pulsed with a new awareness. She lay in bed, the faint warmth of Hugo’s mark still tingling against her skin. Tracing her fingers over the delicate crescent moon now etched onto her shoulder, she felt a strange comfort settle within her. She was no longer just an outsider, no longer just a human amongst wolves. She belonged—to him, to this pack, to this life.Yet as much as the mark had bound them together, the weight of everything else still lingered between them. The loss of Ryker, the growing threat of Malrik, the unspoken fears neither of them had yet voiced. And Hug
Alpha Hugo - The Forced Rejection Chapter 40 : Mark of the Heart
The note came just as Sarai was settling into the small cabin she had been borrowing near the edge of the Ocean Crest territory. The Omega wolf who delivered it lingered at the doorway, his eyes lowered in deference. Sarai unfolded the parchment, her fingers trembling slightly as she read the words written in Hugo’s bold, unmistakable handwriting:Meet me in the forest, in the clearing. Tonight.No signature, no further explanation—Hugo’s style, terse and commanding. Yet the note was enough to send a thrill through her. She didn’t need details to understand the significance. Tonight was the night.The moon hung high, silver and watchful, casting its soft light through the thick canopy of the forest. The air was crisp, laden with the scent of pine, earth, and a faint, electrifying charge—as if the night itself held its breath in anticipation.Hugo stood at the edge of the clearing, his imposing figure backlit by the m
Alpha Hugo - The Forced Rejection Chapter 39: Claiming Hearts
The night was quiet in Sarai’s room, the only sound the soft rustle of the rain outside, the patter of droplets against the windowpane. She sat on the edge of her bed, her fingers absently tracing the edge of the worn fabric, lost in thought.The moment with Hugo on the training grounds kept replaying in her mind—his hand on her cheek, the tenderness in his touch that had melted the icy distance between them. It was a simple gesture, but it spoke volumes. His warmth had seeped into her skin, into her soul, and for the first time in weeks, Sarai allowed herself to feel the weight of what had been growing between them for so long.The love she felt for him was not just because of the bond they shared, the connection woven between them by fate. It was more than that. It was the way he looked at her now, with something more than the protective instinct he had carried for so long. There was admiration in his gaze, a recognition of the strength she was showing in
Alpha Hugo - The Forced Rejection Chapter 38: The Strength Within
The tension between them had been building for weeks—silent, unspoken, but undeniable. Sarai could feel it every time she entered a room, every time their gazes met and then quickly darted away. It was as if the loss of Ryker had carved a chasm between them, one neither of them knew how to cross.Sarai stood at the edge of the training grounds, watching the wolves spar. Their movements were fluid, graceful, powerful. She had always admired them from a distance, knowing her place—knowing she was just a human, unable to ever truly belong to the pack. But that had changed, hadn’t it? The war was coming, and as much as she hated to admit it, she couldn’t sit on the sidelines any longer. The thought of being useless, of being a burden, was becoming unbearable.“Hugo,” she called out, her voice steady despite the turmoil inside her. He turned, his eyes darkened with a mixture of grief and guilt. She could see the hesitation in his stance b
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