No more was said of Alpha Amal's father, calls had stopped coming in, and Sam's nightmares had ended almost as soon as they had begun. Vivian, Dave and Dan were now permanent fixtures around them, and every few minutes, they could be seen following Sam and Alpha Amal. She had finally moved all her things into Alpha Amal's room permanently, allotting that room to the guards to rotate in, so they could watch them. The central door was kept permanently locked, so no one would barge in or walk in on anyone dressing. It worked for everyone, mostly because the guards were permanently aware of whatever actions were being taken.Sam had - surprisingly - gotten used to their presence, and no longer resented that she couldn't go anywhere without a shadow. She had befriended Vivian and gotten to know her, so it felt more like she was hanging out with a friend than she was being watched. Alpha Amal on the other end had gotten flustered with every single visit of his guards. Dave and Dan would e
“None of us here know Sam as well as I do. And I want to tell you all that she has been through quite a lot. A lot more than anyone should have to go through, and we should celebrate her because of how strong she is. How beautiful and kind she is. How patient and loving. We should all be thankful that we know her!”Everyone laughed, but glasses were clinked again, with Sam beaming over at her drunken best friend. That night, they stayed talking about everything and nothing till the wee hours of the morning, the women setting themselves apart from the men.Paisley's wedding was in a week, and preparations were in place.She had been questioning if reception should be held in the town hall, and Sam agreed that it needed a lot of thought, especially if she wanted to invite everyone in town.“I don't know, I think my estate is bigger than the town hall, and it can hold more people. And since the food is being made in my home, if anything runs out, it can quickly be replenished, you kno
Zack had been standing at the Altar, and Sam thought she had seen a year drop from his eyes, and Alpha Amal's too. The two men had developed an understanding that Sam knew nothing about, and her husband was part of his party. A photographer ran forward and captured a picture of the moment, and Sam felt her cheeks begin to throb from how wide her smile was. The officiant walked forward - a man from town - and began to join the couple in matrimony. Everyone gushed over how adorable the couple was as the wedding went on, and a collective breath was held when he asked if there were any objections to the wedding. There were none, and Sam was glad. Soon, the ceremony was over, and the newly wedded couple walked out of the chapel, getting pelted by rice and flower petals. Sam wondered if they would be left to walk all the way to the reception area, but then decided against it. She got into one of the cars that she and Alpha Amal had brought from the mansion along with Charity and the gi
From where he was in the hall, her father's hand shot up in a little wave, and applause and a few laughs followed it. “I would also like to thank some very special women, and I'll need your help. I need them to stand up, all the girls from the mansion, could you please rise up?” When nobody moved, she gestured at the table to call them herself. “Elan, Charity, Nora, Sam! Get up here!” When all four of them got up from their chairs and moved towards the podium, the hall erupted in applause, causing blotches of color to form in the cheeks of all four women. “These are the women who made today so wonderful. From the food options to the flowers and the dresses and your comfort, these are the women who made things happen. They were the ones who made me comfortable, and helped me relax throughout this very stressful process, and I think they deserve their flowers. Charity was the one who heralded the dresses and my comfort, going with me to get the best dress possible, for my comfort an
P.S; Readers please don't forget to vote and leave a comment in the app. And I'm glad we could reach the ending of this book. We'll meet up soon on the next intriguing book, and it will be my humble pleasure to see you all there once again. Please, do me the most wonderful thing by leaving a rating on the app for this book and don't forget to comment and vote as well. As you do may God bless you all. Amen. ******Of one of the days, as she was training the warriors, she heard a commotion outside. She quickly went to investigate and saw that a group of rogues had attacked the pack. The warriors were already in battle, fighting off the rogues. Sam knew she had to help. She quickly joined the fight, using the skills she had taught the warriors. She fought fiercely, taking down rogue after rogue. After what seemed like hours, the battle was won. The pack had emerged victorious, thanks to the warriors and Sam. As she walked back to her office, she was met with cheers and applause from
The element was grave this night, and everything seemed very murky and in an uproar, as was the soul hurdled in the corner of a cell_in a dejected spirit.The pattering of the rain on the dungeon roofs was the only evidence of the storm around her. Her thoughts were in shambles cascading everywhere, just as the breeze blew liquid in every direction of the horrifying dark cells.With every rumble of thunder across the gloaming sky, there was a returned quaking of her body, in harmony with the climate and fear of the unknown.Last month she was free and happy with her beloved mate. Today she is a prisoner to one of the fearsome packs in the Western Pacific region. Something she just found out yesterday after being dragged embarrassingly out of her small cottage in the woods.Her name was Samantha Austin. A lowly Omega who was recently banished from her pack after being accused of killing her mate. On the verge of uncertainty and confusion, and not knowing what else to do to save herself
“Have you lost your senses, Amal?” the first voice rise over the rest, and Sam who gas been striving to digest what was going on, sat up on her hinge, and craned her neck to look at who was speaking. It was the black wavy hair man from before. It seems it’s his father.The Alpha slowly twisted about to look at the speaker, fire inherent in his deep blue. Instantly the woman sitting by the side of the man, with equal blue eyes and blond hair stood, and held her raging husband that looked like he wanted to attack his son.“I am the Alpha of this pack father. Lest you have forgotten, I make the final decisions,” the Alpha snarled, earning a bat eye from the mother.“Shut your mouth this minute, Amal. Have you forgotten who you are speaking to? Your father!” the woman briskly shunned him. Though he didn’t seem moved by her words.“How can you make her you slave? We abolished that a long time ago. She is a traitor and deserves to be killed,” his father went on to reason.“Well, as I said e
The next morning arrived with a heavy bang on her door.Samantha who was still dozing on the floor jumped up, her eyes dashing frantically about the not_ so_ spacious compartment, her brain still yet to register why she was there.Her scrutiny was cut with another bang at the door, this time steadier.She jolted up from the bed and scurried to the door in fear. Who could be knocking like that by this time of the day? She pondered, stopping to straighten her gown that had folded up while she slept.“Open the damn door, Omega!” a brisk voice ordered, causing goosebumps to spread on Sam’s body as her situation began trickling back.Her shaking hands found the lock of the door and tried to unlatch it. The minute the door fell open, the hunk which she recognized from yesterday barged into the room, his eyes scanning through the room as though in search of something.Sam was still standing by the door, her eyes pinned to the ground, awaiting him to finish his skimming.He whipped around, hi