LOGINShe never stayed long enough to belong. Living as a lone wolf with her father, she spent her life drifting from town to town, school to school - never fitting in, always stirring up trouble. Expelled more times than she could count, each new start felt more like an escape than a fresh beginning. But everything changes the moment she meets her mate... in the middle of a high school hallway. She had always prayed for a rogue mate - someone wild and free like herself. Instead, fate ties her to someone she despises most: a wolf with a high-ranking title and the chains of duty she’s spent her whole life running from. In the end, you can only mess with others for so long before you end up wrecking your own life - and hers is about to get gloriously, heartbreakingly complicated.
View MorePrueI twirled in front of the mirror, watching the skirt flare and settle, trying to see myself from every possible angle. The dress wasn’t sunshine-bright yellow, not the kind of color that screamed look at me, but it was soft, warm, almost gentle. My dad had bought it for me. That alone should have been reason enough to wear it.And… I did look good in it. That much I couldn’t deny. Which was exactly why my thoughts betrayed me and drifted – completely uninvited – to Alpha boy: Andrew. To the possibility that maybe, just maybe, he would like it too.I groaned quietly at my reflection. I know, I know. Pathetic.He had been nice. Twice. Barely. And here I was already spiraling, dressing up like a fool, acting as if two decent moments erased weeks of tension, irritation, and that constant undercurrent of war between us. Maybe I really was dumb for doing something nice for him so quickly.I blamed the bond – fully, entirely. Not the typical female thinking, thank you very much. This wa
Prue The next day rolled in with that same restless energy I hadn’t been able to shake since the damn “pack tour” with Alpha boy. If you could even call it that. I spent most of the night tossing and turning, replaying the way his scent clung to me, the way my stupid heart raced when he leaned too close, and the way the bond mocked me with every reminder that he was "mine". Ugh. My wolf hummed in smug delight, but my brain? My brain wanted to gag.So, in the morning, I tried to keep to myself, plotting how to go with my morning in Andrew-free zone. It was a decent plan. Almost flawless.Until fate decided to laugh in my face.Because the very second I twisted my doorknob, his door opened too. And there he was, stepping out at the exact same moment, as if the universe had staged it.Andrew – the Alpha Boy himself.I froze in my doorway, blinking, trying not to roll my eyes so hard they’d get stuck.Really? What a perfectly clichéd, straight-out-of-a-movie coincidence. This was the kind
PrueHonestly, I didn’t expect much when he asked me to see the pack grounds. At first, I thought it was just another one of his Alpha orders disguised as “being helpful.” But as we walked, I realized he was actually trying – awkward, stiff, too formal for his own good, but trying. He explained the rooms, the ballroom, even the dungeons, all with that furrowed-brow seriousness that made me want to roll my eyes.What struck me the most, though, was that he wasn’t putting on a show for anyone else – this wasn’t Alpha Andrew parading in front of his pack. It was just… him. A little awkward, a little sarcastic, trying not to slip up. Part of me wanted to mock him, the way I usually do, but another part of me caught something almost… genuine in him. Not that I’ll admit it to his face. Still, for a short time, it was more revealing than I expected, and maybe – just maybe – I saw more than the arrogant Alpha boy he tries so hard to be.The walk overall was… whatever. At least now I knew wher
AndrewOf course, I couldn’t stop thinking about what my buddies had said. They’re my Beta and Delta for a reason, after all – smart, loyal, capable of seeing things I sometimes can’t. And right now, I felt like the dum.best Alpha in the history of pack leadership. Maybe she wasn't bad or guilty of plotting betrayal, until proved otherwise.So... Should I ask her out? A proper date, flowers maybe? A gift, just something small?No. Stop. Don’t even think about it. She’d take it, roll her eyes, and throw it right back in my face. Or worse… she’d smile that infuriating smirk and say something sarcastic, like I’d just done the dum.best thing in the world.And asking her out? Forget it. She’d refuse me outright, just to spite me. I can see it now, that sharp tilt of her head, that glare, the little jab in her voice dripping with of course not, not you.Don’t tell me I’m overthinking. I feel it in my gut. Nothing I do now will work with her. Absolutely nothing.And yet here I am. Standing b
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