"I won't do it!" I exclaimed but Kade all but dragged me to the pack's clinic. "I told you already that I won't help your pack!" I screamed as he drove but he said nothing. His jaw ticked and his anger made me flinch but I refused to back down.Not only did he put me on twenty-four hours of surveillance to make sure I never escaped the pack, he was now going to force me to use my gift to help the people who had been nothing but cruel to me all my life. The last thing I wanted to do was help people who would never help me."I'd rather die –" I started to say but he cut me off with a snarl."Shut up a minute." My mouth snapped shut at the command. "You're giving me a headache with your tantrum," he said. A headache? I wanted him to suffer more than a headache!We got to the hospital and a warrior opened the car door for me to get out. Kade held my hand and led me to the office of the director of the clinic. He was a stout man with beady eyes and a perpetual frown. I remembered when Kade
I woke up to screams and shouts and a frantic knock on my door. I rushed over and saw the warrior stationed outside my door in a frenzy. People were rushing out of the pack house as I came out."We have been attacked," the man informed me. I blinked twice to make sure I was awake and I hadn't heard wrong. Who would dare attack Silver Moon? As if hearing my thoughts, he answered, "The Eastline thugs are in the vicinity and causing a ruckus, setting things ablaze. The pack house is on fire as we speak so we have to evacuate."He gripped my forearm and stirred me with him while my brain went into overdrive trying to understand what was happening. I didn't see the fire as we went out but people were exiting the pack along with us."Sia!" I turned to see Kade jogging toward me. "Are you alright?" He asked, drawing people's attention with how loud he spoke. "The doctor said you needed rest so I let you be. I don't know why this is happening when you should be resting.""What is happening?"
"Sihana Asena." I was staring at Cahir who had an indiscernible expression on his face. "You have arrived." The minute the plane landed on Alpha Blood pack, I felt both cold and heat rush through me. One could tell the strength of a pack's Alpha from the ambience of their land. I had gotten used to the ambience in Silver Moon pack but once I stepped foot on Alpha Blood, I felt power slam into me. At the airport, I could tell who belonged in Alpha Blood and who did not. The Alpha Blood members moved around with natural grace while the rest of us trod with care and caution, overwhelmed by the power in the atmosphere. Now, I stared at the man whose power made the air stifling. "Alpha Cahir Perseus." I had arrived and I felt nothing but deep loathing in the depths of my heart. While my wolf purred in satisfaction at being close to her mate once again, the human in me felt nothing but anger sprinkled with anguish. "Follow me." He turned and walked into a ginormous house even larger th
"Keep quiet, Asena!" I snapped at my wolf. She kept purring and urging me to let go of my towel and her incessant pestering muddled my thought process. "What are you waiting for? Why are you stalling?" She yelled back at me. The anger in her voice took me aback. Asena and I were on the same page most of the time but this time, she acted as if I was doing something wrong. Did she not have any reservations? Was she not scared of what would happen if we mated with this type of person? "Who else do you want to mate with, huh? Will we ever get a chance to mate after this?" She snapped. "Asena –" She sighed when she heard my shocked tone. What was happening with my wolf? "I am sorry, Sia," her tone mellowed. "We both know that Cahir is our mate and we have to mate with him."Well, yeah. It was expected that we mated seeing as the goddess made us predestined and all but it didn't help with my scepticism. One wrong move and – "This isn't a wrong move," Asena said in a quiet voice. "You
He continued with slow strokes that almost made me mad with want. He pulled out completely and then pushed back in so slowly, I cried. Then he started to pick up speed. With every stroke, he amped up the rhythm until he was slamming into me, his hands holding my legs as he almost bent me in half. "You're mine." I heard the snarl from my world of heavenly bliss. They were almost drowned out by my songs of ecstasy. "You're mine!" He stroked into me with a vengeance as if my silence frustrated him. "Yours." I moaned-slash-sobbed but he continued to repeat the words. He let go of my legs and lowered himself to the bed, his forearm holding some of his weight up as he collapsed against me, his face buried in my neck. Asena perked up, howling and panting. He licked my neck several times, his teeth scrapping across the skin in the spot he told me he wanted to put his mark. I wrapped my hands and legs around him, lifting my hips every time he pulled back. His teeth scrapping against my neck
Cahir and I mated. Joined forever. My heart stuttered for a brief second before my world turned bleak. I'd made a mistake – a terrible one."What is it?" Asena stretched inside me."Asena, what have we done?" I asked my wolf. I looked down at my hands. They quivered as I held them out. They felt too heavy to be held out – my whole body felt too heavy for me. I felt a tightness in my chest and a sinking in my stomach. "Sia, what is it?" Asena went alert as my mood continued to plummet. I should have taken better care. I should have known better. Who would make the mistake of mating with someone they were not sure they wanted to be with? Why would I do something as dangerous and risky as tying myself to a man like Cahir for the rest of my life? "What have I done?" I whispered to myself. Salty liquid entered my mouth as I whispered to myself. "Sia –" I burst into tears. My wolf could not calm me. No matter what she said, I could not and would not be placated. Cahir Armani was a w
"Uh –" The first thing that came to my mind the minute I saw him was to turn back and go hide in the room. "He's our mate. Stop being scared of him." It was easy for Asena to say that because she was buried deep within me and could not feel the aura Cahir exuded just by breathing. "Good afternoon," I said to him as I came down the stairs. My mind flew over the place as I tried to decide what would be the best mode of action. Should I stop by his side? What would I be stopping for? What if he left the minute I stopped? Or should I walk past? Wouldn't the people standing around assume we were fighting if I saw my mate and just walked past with a simple greeting? I wished Cahir would make things easier for me. If anything, he could give me a sign to let me know what to do. Or he could walk away. "No, don't walk away!" My wolf snapped at me. "Walk up to him and kiss him!" Asena urged me but it was a good thing she did not have the reins of control else we would do nothing other than
"We need to do something about Cahir," Asena said in a quiet tone after he spoke those words with raging possessiveness in his voice. I now understood the problem he had with my dress which I did not see anything wrong in. The dress was shorter than I would usually wear but it was not so short that it would make people ogle me as I passed. I'd heard about the possessive instincts of Alphas. It was something that pushed them – a drive that made them strive to be more powerful in order to be able to protect the things they considered theirs. Some Alphas had it worse than others but Cahir – the words he said still rang in my head as we walked down the stairs with my hand still firmly grasped in his. "Now you see that he's a dangerous man," I said to Asena. "You see what I have been scared of all this time while all you thought of was wearing his mark!" I snapped at my wolf, my breath hitching. An Alpha's possessive instinct can make him destroy himself – after he destroyed everything