Alpha’s sinful Secret

Davina The air in Crimson Arch always tasted of lavender and expensive bourbon and wet earth, mostly of sweats and cum. It was a heavy scent that usually made me want to gag every time I stepped in. Every time I cover my face with the black silky mask, I tear away my skin and become someone else. I wasn’t Davina, I was a soul used to settled debts I knew nothing about, rejected by my mate and loving a life no one must know about. I was Vina, a ghost that shouldn’t exist. I adjusted the lace of my corset, my hands trembling slightly. Just like every other Friday and Saturday, the ritual continues. My father, Levi, Alpha of the Shadow Fang pack would drop me off two blocks away, his eyes never meeting mine. “Don’t come back until the envelope is full, Davina. You don’t want our family crumbling now, do you? Your brother needs all the help he can get to carry on my legacy.” He never looked at me when I was dressed like this. He was in denial. Perhaps if he didn’t look, he wouldn’

Davina He doesn’t know, I told myself, clutching the sleeves of my oversized sweater until my knuckles turned white. I pursed my lips and tried to look away but I couldn’t. There was something about the way he gazed at me, like he was looking for a weakness, like evidence to back up a thought. My breath came heavy, and I was speechless. How much does he know? Could he really be the man from last night? No. Alphas never visit such filthy places. But the scent from the club grew even stronger. I couldn’t mistake it. My heart drummed in a frantic, uneven rhythm against my ribs. His eyes dilated, as he came to a sudden conclusion. He slid his hands in his pockets and stood a few paces away, his silhouette imposing against the manicured greenery. He wasn’t looking at the garden I had come to show him…he was looking at me. “You didn’t answer my question,” he said. “The moonlight. Does it suit you, Davina?” “I…I don’t go out much, Alpha Aiden,” I managed to whisper, trying to regu

~DAVINA~ “You’re mine.” He’d somehow considered my words like little dust in the air, almost unnoticed. He’d fucked me the way I wanted to be fucked but his eyes were filled with a kind of hate I didn’t appreciate. The possibility of him being Alpha Aiden ate me up all night. I avoided Rafe through school and pretended like thousands of eyes didn’t follow me around campus. I only had a sense of relief when Soren came around to pick me up and hung his arm around my neck. When we got home, Father and Mother were in the living room…staring around awkwardly. It felt like the air stiffened and neither of them met my eyes. I instantly knew something was wrong. “Mom…Dad.” It was my simple way of greeting. Neither of them responded, and I found out why in the hallway. My suitcases were arranged carefully in the hallway. I froze and looked at them for a long time. Two large, one small, my monogram embossed in silver on the corner of each. I didn’t fully understand. “Whose

~Davina~Wolf Academy was nothing like I had imagined. Absolutely nothing close. I’ve heard of users, every wolf has an ability attached to them from birth and sealed away till there is something strong enough to break it.“Don’t be nervous,” Tony, my personal driver, said softly in an attempt to make me feel better. “The people here are from different parts of the world, you are no different from any of them.”Of course, I’m no different until they find out I have two different personalities.I held on to his words, got down with a heavy sigh and walked towards the massive school. Alpha Aiden owns all these but my father couldn’t just borrow money from him to pay his debt?I froze and shoved the thought aside. I need to stop thinking about him. “Hi!”I turned around and saw a blonde probably in her late thirties. “You must be Davina…”“Shadowclaw.”She nodded and ticked off something from the book she was holding. “This way please. I’ll show you to your class.”We exchanged soft smi

~DAVINA~The twins were back in class like nothing happened, like they didn’t try to kill me with fire and the class was too settled. I wondered if it happened too often that they just no longer give a fuck or everyone was hiding something.Even Alpha Aiden refused to tell me what happened. Nobody looked at me the way I expected…pointing fingers, pity, laughing… whatever story had spread, it deleted me from the scene.I should have felt relieved.I didn’t.I slid into my seat and kept my eyes forward, hyper-aware of every sound, every shift in the air. My hands were steady. The rest of me wasn’t.“You good?”Ryan dropped into the seat beside me with ease. He smelled like pine and something cooler. “Fine,” I said.“You don’t look fine.”“Thank you, Ryan.”“Yesterday…Alpha Nightshade… do you know him personally?”“No!” The words came out louder and sharper than intended. “No. I don’t know him.”“Davina, what actually happened yesterday?” He asked, quieter now, leaning forward with his