Bound to the Rogue Alpha: a twisted love story

Lexi “Exiled? She framed our Luna! She should be killed!” a man’s voice ripped through the air, followed by shouts of approval. They all wanted me gone, and not even Dean, my mate, believed a word I said. To think that there was a time when he used to hold me like the world could fall apart and he’d still never let go. Now he stood there like I meant nothing to him. I should've known that everything would change when he chose Vanessa as his Luna, all because I was just an Omega. Still, he swore it didn’t change how he felt about me. That he still loved me. And I was stupid enough to believe him. My wrists were tied so tight behind my back that I couldn’t feel my fingers. Jax, his rogue hunter, had one hand clamped on the back of my neck, forcing my head down. I tried to look up, tried to find Dean’s eyes. When I did, I almost wished I hadn’t. He’d never looked at me like that before. His eyes burned red. They were full of anger – locked on me like I was something he needed to

Lexi“Did you just say Lexi?” Dean’s voice was calm, but his eyes burned into mine as he closed the distance between us.“Yes? Do you know her?” Keith asked before I could stop him.Dean stepped closer. His gaze searched my face like he was trying to dig up an old memory. He tilted my chin with a finger, studying me. My breath caught. I wasn’t imagining this. His hazel eyes were as sharp as ever. His hair had grown longer, brushing his shoulders in a rough mullet. He looked even more striking than I remembered, and his scent hit me like wildfire.My wolf stirred inside me, thrilled to see him again, but like last time, he didn’t seem to care.“The Lexi I know doesn’t have green eyes or black hair,” he said after a pause, and for a moment, relief washed over me until he added softly, “But…”He reached for a strand of my hair, twirling it between his fingers before pulling me against him.I froze. The last time he held me like this, he’d told me he loved me. He said that he’d find a way

Lexi It has been three days since I was dragged back to Bay Pack to live in Vanessa’s shadow. Three days locked in the same room. No food. No water. No words. Just the sound of my heartbeat and the weight of my fury. Dean tried to coax me out. So did my mother. Even Cedric had mumbled something pathetic through the door. I ignored them all. Let them feel a fraction of the emptiness they’d left me with. By the third day, weakness replaced anger. My stomach ached, my throat burned, but when someone knocked again, rage returned like a flame to dry wood. “Hey, Alexis.” I froze. I knew that voice. “Raven?” I whispered, sitting up. She was the one person who didn’t believe Vanessa’s lies. I couldn’t believe I’d forgotten her. “I need to speak to you,” she said softly through the door. “I’m coming in.” “As if…” I scoffed, lying back on the bed, knowing that the door was locked, but before I knew what was happening, she was suddenly standing beside my bed. “What the – how did you get

LexiI pushed myself out through the opposite door – the one beside where Dean had been sitting. It was already open, hanging crooked on its hinges. The whole place was covered in smoke as I got out. There was not a soul in sight, but I could hear screams from a distance.“Rogues! They attacked!”A rogue attack? When we had a hunter with us the whole time?My head throbbed as I pressed a hand to my head and stumbled forward. The car that had crashed into us was nowhere to be found, but as I tried looking around, I saw him. Jax.He was lying on the ground beside the car unconscious, but without a single scratch. He looked like he’d been dragged out of the driver’s seat. As if the attackers checked his face, saw that he wasn’t Dean, and tossed him aside. Unless… that was exactly what he wanted me to think.This traitor. He planned this, and now he’s trying to pass it off as an accident. Just when I finally got to be with Dean again, Jax ruins everything.My lips quivered as hot, shaking

Lexi“It’s nothing,” he said, though his body betrayed him. His hand tightened at his side as he fought back a sharp grunt. “I need you to stop snooping around. There are people here who plotted against Dean. What if one of them gets to you?”“How are you injured?” I asked, completely ignoring his warning.His jaw clenched as he looked at me, blue eyes hard, almost angry. “Just go to bed. Take this turn before Dean finds out you left without security. I’ll be the one to suffer for it.”“Did he do this to you?” I asked quietly.“No,” he said immediately. “I was bested. We had a little sparring session. That’s all. Just go, please.” His voice dropped on the last word, and there was something in his eyes I wasn’t used to seeing - desperation.I didn’t argue. I turned away and slipped into the narrow passage he’d once shown me, the stone walls cool beneath my fingers. Within minutes, I was back in Dean’s room. I crawled into bed and forced my breathing to slow, pretending to sleep.Dean c