Fated To My Sister's Mate

Audrey POV: I watched, frowning as another box found its way to the side of the road. “Yup. That's the last of ‘em,” the man sent by the landlord- Fred, I think- said, grinning in spite of the sheen of sweat on his forehead. The scowl on my face caused him to grin even more. “Why the frown, baby cakes?” I said nothing, choosing to turn around and sit on the stairs leading to the door of what used to be my apartment. He wasn't important. He was just a faceless human, like the rest of them. He wasn’t special- wasn’t worth anything to a werewolf like me. Still, he'd been the one to facilitate the start of my homelessness. I watched as he started the engine of his truck before driving away, the reality of my situation sinking in. Since losing my job in human civilization less than three weeks ago, I'd been living from hand to mouth. I’d known was only a matter of time till I was thrown out on the street. What I hadn’t known was that it would be so close. There I was, surr

Audrey POV:“Audrey Hill.” The guard looked at me with a blank expression for some seconds, causing me to inwardly squirm. “Proof of identity?” I reached into my bag for my ID, feeling sad. Diane hadn't come to pick me at the gate. As usual, she'd left me to fend for myself. And as usual, I was accepting what seemed like the inevitable. I'd never been her priority anyway. It'd always been Tanya, seeing as I wasn't her blood.Sometimes I'd doubted I was my father's blood, too. But at least he tried his best.“Identified. Welcome, Audrey Hill, daughter of previous Gamma of Rhinestone Pack, Bernard Gatrix-Hill.” Gatrix. My grandfather's name. It'd been so long since I heard anyone say it in relation to my family. Before my dad's death, Gatrix-Hill had been my last name, too. But Diane refused to bear it, saying it was somewhat ‘tacky’.At the time, I kind of agreed with her, and had been terribly grateful when she convinced him to change it for me too. But hearing it from the guard f

I raced through the woods, my senses on high alert though my mind was heady with the scent of musk. There was no better feeling than that of trampling the ground with my paws, and my wolf let out a howl of the ecstasy that we both shared. A while later, I padded down a small clearing, taking note of the sounds around me, making sure there was no threat. And there wasn't. Till everywhere became silent. Rogues. I could smell them. Heart pounding, I trained my ears to listen to their heartbeats and movements, and when the first one appeared, I was ready. A loud cry of pain pierced through the air as I tore it apart, ensuring it was dead before facing the next one charging towards me. I'd just thrown the last one down when a sharp pain struck my chest, and I collapsed, wheezing multiple times before letting darkness embrace me.♠︎♠︎♠︎♠︎♠︎Audrey POV: I'd been wandering through the woods, savoring the feeling I was never able to enjoy when I heard groaning. Initially afrai

Though I vaguely recalled her saying that she had to get the bullet out. I didn’t think Luna would have to go through that stress if she'd been the one.Which left the other option her scent had caused me to assume, as stupid as it sounded. She was one of the servants in the temple constructed for the goddess.I mean, that would make a lot of sense. Why she had such an addictive scent, why she was brazen enough to touch my wolf and even…even kiss him.I groaned and turned my face from the ceiling, choosing to focus more on the irritating infirmary odor. I'd go looking for her as soon as I was out. I stayed like that for what felt like and might have actually been hours, occasionally tossing to the other side in a bid to stretch. But the doctor came around once again and told me not to, as the stitches could pull out. I entered a bad mood after hearing that, and I found it hard to conceal my frown as the nurses arrived later to re-dress my wound. They hadn't finished when the door sl

The man I'd rescued was staring straight at me. The level of my horror went up when Jake followed my gaze and spoke. “Oh, that's the Alpha.” ♠︎♠︎♠︎♠︎Roman POV:“You have to admit, he does a good job,” I chuckled when Julian complained about Jacob, the incubent gamma of the pack, for the umpteenth time. I'd been strolling around the compound with him, studying the security arrangements to search for possible loopholes, and had decided to call on Tanya at her home, so we were on the way to the Hill house. My best friend scoffed and pulled the cap on his head even lower, completely obstructing the light falling on his face. “When I held the position of both Gamma and Beta for just three weeks, I did far better work.” “You’d been Beta for over two years. He's just stepping in. Cut him some slack.” Julian mumbled something along the lines of ‘Whatever’, and I was about to laugh again when a fruity scent filled my nostrils, causing me to pause my movements.He noticed and stopped,