LOGINRaine’s life was forever changed on the night she was supposed to be joined to Alpha Ronan. Instead of a romantic mating ceremony, Ronan rejected her in front of the entire pack, leaving her shattered and humiliated. In a desperate bid to reunite with him after her banishment, Raine returned to the pack, her emotions in turmoil. In a drunken haze, Raine made a reckless decision that would change her life forever. She spent the night with the alpha of her dreams, only to wake up the next morning in the wrong room and on the wrong bed. The man she had given herself to was not Ronan, but his father, Matthias Draven - the untouchable and forbidden alpha of the Draven pack.
View MoreJenna POV
Looking around the Club, I was bored. I was with my superficial friends. Those friends who wanted to be your friend because of who you were. I was the Alpha’s daughter. Everyone wanted to say we were friends. Nobody really cared about me. Nobody really knew me for that matter. I had a couple friends I would call close but even then, I kept a lot of my wants and desires private. Trusting people was a big factor for me.
Once we got into a club in the VIP line or got into a restaurant that was otherwise booked months in advance, they tended to drift off to do their own thing. The only smart thing was I always drove or had someone drive us. So, I always had a ride home when I was ready to leave.
I played the role of spoiled, rich girl very well. I was daddy’s little girl. My parents were hoping I would find my mate soon so my dad could retire. My parents never thought of me as Alpha material. Not that I fought it a great deal. I wasn’t sure that I wanted to be a Luna much less an Alpha.
What most people don’t know is I do a lot of charity work at a local children’s hospital in the city. Although I am a wolf, I have integrated quite nicely into the human world. Obviously, nobody knows that I am a wolf. They also don’t know that I am a magical healer as well. I have subtly healed children with various ailments. At a cost to my own health, but worth it nonetheless.
My parents had suspected I was special when I healed an injured warrior without realising it when I was younger. But for some reason it has been kept a secret all these years. They have only told me it’s best not to share my talents with anyone that I can heal people. It was not safe, for me, for people to know my wolf could heal.
But I wanted to put my talents to good use, so first I volunteered. A lot. I finished high school six months ago. I had turned eighteen just before I graduated. I had decided that I wanted to be able to use my healing powers, so I was now studying to be a Pack doctor as well as a human doctor. I spent many hours at our Pack hospital learning as well as at the children’s hospital. I figured learning wolves healing and human healing would serve my ultimate goals well.
I had received good grades in school, surprisingly to my parents given my partying habits. I was a natural at school – what else could I say? That I studied twice as hard as everyone else? I did. I was taking pre-med courses before I got my high school diploma. My parents were reluctant to let me study. They wanted me to focus on my Luna training. As a compromise I had to commit to two hours of Luna training every Saturday morning.
It was exhausting but worth it. Once I had started to understand the wolf and human anatomies, I was able to start concentrating my healing properly. Where most parents would be proud to have a healer in their family, my parents were convinced it was a curse.
Hence why I had to continue the façade of being a spoiled, rich girl. I had gorgeous red hair with silver eyes. Most would expect my wolf to be red; however, it’s a white with soft red tinged tips at the end of my fur. My wolf’s name is Tina – she loves our powers, loves our wolf form and is probably the one person (yes, I think of my wolf as a person) who knows me best. We can also fight. We have been trained since a young age to be able to fight off any threats. I couldn’t fight a whole Pack of wolves, but I can certainly fight off a rogue or two until help arrives.
I am looking forward to having a mate one day. Someone I can trust who will see me for me. I don’t care what his rank is, as long as he is a good mate and is proud of who I really am. I will always keep my powers a secret, but I will be able to help so many people after I complete my education. I am almost done with my studies to be able to work at our Pack hospital. It is significantly different from studying to be a doctor at a human hospital. That said, what I am learning at the Pack hospital is allowing me to challenge certain courses and advance my education faster as a human doctor.
As I look around the Club, I see the girls I came with coming toward me. “Come on Jenna, let’s hit the dancefloor,” they yell over the loud music. At a Club that caters to werewolves, the alcohol is a lot stronger. A regular club with regular alcohol wouldn’t do much for us. So, everyone here was feeling pretty good.
Smiling at the girls, I went with them as they dragged me over to the dance floor. I loved to dance, and I had to admit I was good at it. I let my body move to the music. It wasn’t long before some guys were dancing with us. One guy had caught my eye, he was slightly taller than my 5’4” at roughly 6 feet. He was cute and well built. We started dancing together, our bodies moving as one. As a slow song came on, he pulled me into his arms and slid his hands around my waist.
Eventually he tried to slide his hands lower to my ass, but I casually moved them back up to my waist. He smiled, understanding it wasn’t happening and was a good sport about it. As I looked around, I could see one of my friend’s making out with a new guy while another was dancing closely with a different guy. A couple were missing from the dance floor so I could imagine they were likely hooking up as they usually did.
As the song ended, I decided to move away from my dance partner. I was getting tired and tomorrow morning was another Luna class to kick off my Saturday morning. Recognizing my friends weren’t ready to go home, I was grateful I had used a car service tonight. I had too much alcohol to drive home safely. I waved goodbye as they tried to encourage me to stay longer. I just smiled and headed out.
As I got in the car, Harry – the driver - asked me how my night was. “Same as always, Harry, fun while it lasted,” I sigh, sitting back in my seat. He chuckles, “Oh Miss Jenna to be your age again,” he says. I laughed with him. Harry has a mate of thirty years and has kids older than me. Him and his mate were lucky – they met here in the Pack and had never had to leave. Right at high school no less. He was a good man. He was a warrior for many years and had recently shifted his job to be chauffeur. He didn’t feel he could keep up with “you young ones,” as he often shared with me.
Harry jumped out to open the car door for me as we arrived back at the Pack house. I jumped out and kissed Harry on the cheek thanking him for the drive. He blushed as he always does and wished me a good evening. As I walked into the Pack house, I could hear some of the younger Pack members in the common rooms playing video games.
Grateful I had my own room on the Alpha floor, I snuck by everyone to get to my room. My room was a spacious suite that had a sitting area, bedroom, and its own bathroom with a little kitchenette. I usually kept snacks and beverages in my room, but all my main eating was done in our dining hall. I loved the neutral tones in my suite. My mom and I had decorated the suite when I was old enough to be on my own in my own room. I had room to have sleepovers if I chose but I rarely did.
As I said. I keep my personal stuff personal. Few people know the real me and those that do keep my secrets.
The scent of blood and antiseptic filled the pack's medical wing as Matthias paced outside the birthing room, his hands clenched so tightly his knuckles had gone white. It had been eighteen hours since the battle, eighteen hours since Raine had collapsed from her injuries and the stress had triggered early labor. Eighteen hours of not knowing if he would lose them both. "Alpha." Lyra emerged from the room, her face carefully neutral. "She's stable. The bleeding has stopped." Matthias felt his knees nearly buckle with relief. "And the baby?" "Premature, but breathing on his own. He’s got strong lungs, like his father." The older woman's expression softened slightly. "You can see them now, but keep it brief. They both need rest." Matthias entered the room on unsteady legs, his wolf whimpering at the sight of Raine lying pale and exhausted against the white sheets. But she was alive, breathing, and in her arms... "Look at him," she whispered, her voice hoarse but filled with wonder
Something was wrong the moment they crossed into Draven territory. The forest was too quiet, it made Matthias's wolf pace restlessly beneath his skin. Beside him, Raine pressed closer, one hand protectively over her belly, her newly recovered instincts picking up the same wrongness that had his hackles rising. "Where is everyone?" Selene whispered, her eyes scanning the empty paths that should have been bustling with activity. Matthias didn't answer, couldn't answer, because the scent hit him then—familiar and hated, carried on the wind like a promise of violence. Killian. Here, in his territory, waiting. "Get Raine to safety," he ordered Selene, his voice rough with barely controlled fury. "Now." But it was already too late. Killian stepped out from behind the pack house like a specter of death, his pale eyes glittering with satisfaction. He looked completely at ease, as if he owned the very ground he stood on, as if this were his territory instead of Matthias's. "Welcome home,
The cabin sat in a clearing like a wound in the forest, its windows glowing. Matthias crouched behind a cluster of pine trees, as he caught the first trace of her scent on the winter air. Raine. After months of nightmares and desperate searching, she was less than fifty yards away. "The wards are down," Selene whispered beside him, her voice barely audible. "Killian must have been confident in his control over her." Matthias nodded, not trusting his voice. Everything in him wanted to charge across that clearing, kick down the door and sweep Raine into his arms. But Selene's warnings echoed in his mind, Killian had spent months poisoning Raine against him, convincing her that Matthias was a monster, that she was safer in captivity than free. "She may not want to see you," Selene had said during their journey here. "Killian is very good at making his victims believe they deserve their suffering." The thought made Matthias's wolf snarl with rage. What had that bastard done to her?
The snow fell in thick, lazy flakes as Ronan tracked Killian's scent through the forest, his bare feet leaving bloody prints in the pristine white. He'd been walking for three days without rest, without food, without purpose beyond the burning need to find the man who'd destroyed his life. His exile clothes were torn and filthy, his face gaunt with hunger and exhaustion. But the rage that had sustained him through his banishment burned hotter than ever, a white-hot core of fury that kept him moving when his body screamed for rest. He found Killian exactly where he'd expected—in the neutral territory between their packs, sitting calmly on a fallen log as if he'd been waiting. The Voss Alpha looked immaculate as always, his dark coat pristine, not a silver hair out of place. He didn't even look up when Ronan emerged from the tree line like a specter of vengeance. "Punctual as always," Killian observed, finally lifting his pale eyes to meet Ronan's burning gaze. "Though I must say, ex






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