LOGINALPHA KAI
“I guess this meeting has to be postponed. Someone fetch Bria.” I called out and they nodded almost immediately as the guard sprinted out of the hall. “And something else, I don't want the main pack members to hear of this. I need everything running smoothly and normal so see that this doesn't leave the pack house, Kael.” I ordered and he nodded, strodding out of the meeting room. “Alpha, I couldn't find Bria.” The guard had re-entered before I could even give our instructions to another of the gamma's. “Did you even search for her?” I asked. It was like he sprinted out and ran back in. “Yes, Alpha.” I raised a brow staring at everyone in the eye before leaving the hall without any word said. I walked up to the room where I had dropped her earlier and it was like the gamma reported. Ruffled sheets, blood stains and nothing else. I sniffed the bedding to try and see if I could sniff her out but it seemed her scent had been masked. Okay, this is how I know I have a bigger problem to deal with. I hurriedly turned to walk out and barely bumped into Bria who was holding a jug of water. “You're back. What's going on?” She asked, staring at me for a second before tilting her head to stare at the bed. “Oh, you guys took her body quicker than I thought. I thought she was to be buried with the others?” She questioned and I squinted my eyes. “Where is she?” I simply questioned and she looked at me like I had grown horns. “I mean, she should be on the bed unless the gamma's has retrieved her body.” Bria drew out slowly, probably realizing that there was trouble in paradise with the whole tension that was hovering on the bed. “That's the point, Bria. The gamma's haven't retrieved her body and I left her in your care. You should tell me where she is because she's clearly not here.” Bria turned to a corner and dropped the jug of water onto the table. “I was here, just now and she was definitely here. I just stepped out to grab a jug of water and now…now I'm confused.” Bria explained and I immediately mindlinked Kael. “Secure the perimeters, block all the exits too. None of our own has anything to do with Arya's body and I'll be damned to believe that an intruder entered my pack and got away with her body.” I ordered and he immediately acknowledged it. “On it.” I shifted Bria out of the way and began walking out as the gamma's scattered in different positions upon request. “You don't believe she killed herself right? I don't either. Perhaps the person who killed her also took her body?” Bria yelled out and I turned to stare at her for a few seconds. “That's possible.” I nodded and walked out. That has to be the most sensible thing I had ever heard and though I had told them to secure the perimeter, I couldn't stop thinking about the fact that my pack members could be the one who did it. “There hasn't been any illegal movement of any sort, Alpha.” Kael reported and I just hummed. Why would someone who has basically been running for her life come into my pack for a few days and suddenly turn over the peace and calmness we had? It just pisses me off whenever I think of it. “Arghh, what's a body doing in here?” Someone screamed at the top of her voice from the farthest end of the hallway and I turned sharply while the gamma's ran ahead of me. “What body?” I questioned as she ran out of the room looking petrified like she had seen her worst nightmare. “There's a dead body in there.” She yelled, still jittering and I nodded walking into the body and just as expected, it was Arya's body. “Who the hell is messing with me?” I muttered under my breath as I motioned for the gamma’s to roll her body out of the room to mine. If someone was trying to switch her body positions, then something was definitely wrong. And I had to find out what just for the sake of soothing my ego. “Alpha? Your room?” They looked confused and I turned to stare at them with raised brows “Did I stutter?” I asked and they shook their head frantically while wheeling the dead body over to my room and I saw Bria standing at the farthest end. “I need you to be my eyes inside of the maids colony. Find out if anyone acts suspicious or anything, do you understand?” She nodded and then held my arm. “Alpha, do you think the person who's playing these dirty little tricks is inside of this pack house?” She questioned and I heaved a deep sigh. I hope not or the person was surely going to regret every bit of it. “The person surely has access to the pack house, this very place we stand. I can't rule out the maids as well as how I can't rule out the gamma's. Just find out what you can.” She nodded while I walked back to my room. “Get all the files and scrolls I'm supposed to work on from my office, I'll be working from my room.” I had to keep an eye on Arya myself because definitely a ghost isn't the one having fun pushing dead bodies around. "Yes Alpha." They nodded to my request while I kept walking towards my room. As i stepped into my room after the gamma's had left, ready to keep watch over Arya’s body my self, a sudden chill creeps up my spine. The room is eerily silent, save for the rustling of the curtains. I shut the door safely turning to stare at the lifeless body when I heard a sharp knock on the door. "Alpha." A voice whispers from the other side, barely audible. I didn't answer immediately as something about the tone of whoever was calling set me on edge. I gripped the door handle, pulling it open swiftly— Only to find no one there. But as I turn back toward Arya’s body— Her eyes are open.AryaI didn't know what else to say. I was worried, bothered, and confused. I wished there was a way for things to be able to work out well enough. I was trying to make it easier for me. It wasn't something I was hoping for, but then it had already happened, and there was no way that I could know what he was thinking. “You're letting me go right?" I asked with worry on my mind. I knew there were a lot of things involved. I wished there was a way to make things work out well enough."You don't have to worry things are going to be fine. I can tell that things are going to be fine. You don't have to worry.” My wolf assured me as my mind went blank while I waited for him to break the rest of the news to me. Why was he even doing that? I didn't really get the concept of what was going on, but I knew it wasn't really as good as I was expecting it to be. I tried my best to be able to fight this off. I didn't really know what else to say about it. I kn
Arya She was right. Maybe that would help me feel better. Besides, I felt a sharp pain in my stomach. I didn't really know what else to do other than to eat. I nodded, and that was a signal for her to go prepare her bath. As for me, all I wanted was pretty simple. I just needed to be able to make sense of the whole thing. I needed to be able to make sense of the whole issue that had just happened. I wished there was a way for me to be able to make things work out. I needed to be able to get things done. As soon as she left, I exhaled, holding on to the sheets. They needed to be changed as well. I knew they needed to be changed.It was kind of strange how things happened, but I really didn't know what else to say. How can two mates hate themselves so much? It wasn't really making any sense.I sighed, turning my head towards her direction. She was so fast and was able to prepare the bath so fast. “The bath is ready, y
Arya.The hate I felt for him was now more than before. I knew now that what I felt for him was more than pure hatred. It was everything that he couldn't imagine. The fact that he has claimed me didn't help me ease the hatred. I had one indoors, and stepping out wasn't something I wanted to do anymore. I didn't want to run into him or even see his face.As for Elara, I noticed she didn't come to me this morning. Did he give her orders not to? Well, I didn't even care. Before Elara became my friend I was always alone so it wasn't something I knew. Maybe I was just not used to all the things that were happening. I had been trying my best to make myself fine. “I don't care what will happen. I knew there was already a lot involved, all I needed was to make sure that the right things were put in place. I didn't really care. I wished that things would go well.”At that moment, the door was pushed open and Elara walked in. She was holding a big t
VietI was impatient it was almost morning and i hadn't heard from her. Did they really have that much fun last night?My teeth shines brightly because I couldn't contain my smirk. I knew she was going to get the task done. She was too scared to lose me as a mother. Her father and I were the only family she had. Waiting for good news was like waiting frim dusk till dawn. It took ages, and yet it was just a little time. I opened the wine in my room, pouring myself a glass.“You want some, honey?" I asked my mate who was seated on the bed his head rested on the bed rest, but he seemed absent minded.When he didn't respond to me, I took a sip of the wine I had poured myself and immediately chuckled. It wasn't loud. It was gentle. It was soft, and it was all in the right place. "You don't need to worry about everything. Things will slowly fall into places and when they do, we won't have to think too much. Olivia has to just pl
KAI“I hate you…” her voice reached my ears when I was about to head out the room, and I could only tell her I felt the same way. This was all Viet's fault. If she hadn't brought her daughter to my room, I wouldn't have left. “All that was for the moongoodess. She was the reason all these happened, and maybe you should actually appreciate the fact that it did. She was such a–” "Enough!” I yelled. I had been walking for sometime because I had been in thought, but the moment I got to my room, I finally sensed a kind of peace."Can you please stop trying to be something you're not? I dont know how else to say it to you. I know that things aren't the way we see them, but please..” I really didn't say a word. I was the one who felt really bad about everything, but for me, it was the exact opposite. I wished there was a way to make things work out well enough. I needed to ensure that things were in place this time. “You shouldn't b
AryaI laid there a lang of pin reaching me. It was something I didn't rest expect, but then I didn't know what else to do about the whole thing. I was tired, and tensed. I wished that things didn't happen.“Why did you come here?!” I started, breathing hard. I knew he understood what I was trying to say but it seemed like he wasn't getting it well enough. What the hell was actually going on? Well, I didn't know what was happening, but I knew that the deed had been done. There was nothing he could do to save the situation now. He was the reason all this happened, it was all his fault. He was silent, his silence eating deep into my skin. I didn't know how else to begin, but I knew something wasn't right. I knew it wasn't so easy.“Are you going to say something? This wasn't the deal. I stayed away from you as much I could. I don't even know what I was doing anymore,and that's all you can say?" He hired, but didn't say anyt







