Weeks passed, and Marcus found himself entrenched in the clandestine machinations of Alpha Galan's enigmatic world. The city's heartbeat pulsed with the rhythm of secrets, each echoing footstep and whispered conversation carrying its own hidden agenda. Marcus had become a shadow within the shadows, a vigilant sentinel on the lookout for any sign of Mr. Mario's movements.Theia's safety was his paramount concern, and he couldn't escape the gnawing guilt that accompanied his role in the intricate web that ensnared her. He had become a pawn in a grander scheme, one that remained shrouded in mystery. Alpha Galan had shared only morsels of information, keeping Marcus in a state of perpetual uncertainty.One chilly evening, Marcus received a cryptic message on his encrypted phone, summoning him to a dimly lit alleyway on the outskirts of the city. As he arrived at the appointed location, the shadows seemed to close in around him, and he couldn't help but feel as if he were walking into a tr
A/N: Welcome to this captivating book, where you'll embark on a flawless literary journey, expertly blending the perspectives of first and third person pov, ensuring an enjoyable read free from any confusion. Enjoy!....The sterile hospital room felt suffocating as I sat on the edge of the uncomfortable plastic chair, my hands trembling in my lap. The air was heavy with anticipation, every passing second echoing with the impending news that would shatter my world. Dr. Harrison, a middle-aged man with kind eyes and a weary smile, entered the room, clutching a clipboard tightly against his chest. My heart pounded in my ears as he took a seat across from me."Theia," he began gently, his voice laced with a sense of somberness, "I'm afraid I have some difficult news to share with you." I braced myself, knowing that whatever he was about to say would alter the course of my life forever.He paused briefly, searching for the right words, before continuing, "Your grandmother, Mrs. Evelyn T
At the small cabbage store, I meticulously arranged the cabbages by their size, my thoughts consumed by the doctor's unsettling news. My grandmother's life hung in the balance, and I felt an overwhelming responsibility to ensure she kept living. The prospect of facing this harsh world on my own seemed unbearable.Though tears threatened to escape, I steeled myself, determined to stand strong. Taking a deep breath, I sighed, sitting on the worn wooden chair my mind kept returning to the image of my grandmother waiting for me at home, and the weight of the situation intensified.Scanning the surroundings, I kept a keen eye out for potential customers, hoping to sell the fresh and delicious cabbages and earn much-needed income.After numerous sighs, a woman approached, her face beaming with a bright smile, and a sense of relief washed over me."Good day, ma'am," I greeted warmly, standing to welcome her."Good day, get me a bigger size of the cabbages," she ordered almost yelling.I knew
The day had been long and grueling, and as the sun dipped below the horizon, I trudged wearily back to the small house I shared with my beloved grandmother. The weight of exhaustion hung heavily upon my shoulders, but my heart lifted at the thought of being in the comforting presence of the woman who had been my rock since childhood.As I approached the familiar wooden door, a subtle unease began to gnaw at my gut. I glanced down, and my heart sank – no shoes were placed outside, as my grandmother would always do. My mind raced with worry and confusion."Is grandma at home? Why are her shoes not here?" I questioned myself, hoping for a reasonable explanation.Curiosity tugged at me like an insistent child, and I couldn't resist. I pushed the door open, and the dimly lit living room welcomed me, but something was amiss. The silence was deafening, with no familiar greeting from my grandmother.Fear began to rise within me like a storm gathering on the horizon. My instinct was to call out
Marcus couldn't believe what he just heard from his Alpha. Why did he suddenly pick an interest in the cabbage girl? "What!? Why??" Marcus asked still frustrated."You can't just sit there. Meet me in my study." Alpha Galan demanded, banging the door behind him.The lady, however, seemed irritated because of the way Alpha Galan barged inside the room. "Jeez! What was that for?" She asked getting up from the bed."Where are you going to?" Marcus asked with a questioning look on his face."Going to get my clothes of course." The lady retorted."Why are u suddenly being so rude? Have you lost it?" Marcus seemed infuriated by her act. He left the bed fully dressed and walked up to the half-naked woman who just yelled at him.For a second, she was scared because of the way Marcus seemed to approach her. "Can't we just have our privacy? That man from earlier seems like a terrifying beast." She spat."Hey! Mind your tongue," Marcus warned. He left her presence, heading towards the door, Alpha
As the night wore on, we found ourselves at the cabbage store, awaiting Mr. Mario amidst tightly packed cabbages. "Grandma, the hours have stretched so long," I sighed wearily, standing sentinel outside the store, yearning for his appearance.Grandma stole glances at her wristwatch, yet her composure remained unyielding. I expected panic, a change of heart, but no—she was determined to stay."Why persist, Grandma? Let's return home. The cold may claim you," concern laced my voice, yet Grandma's smile reassured me. That's when I noticed her attire, a blue dress adorned with a vibrant red scarf. "What's the occasion, Grandma?" I asked, my curiosity piqued."Occasion, dear? Why, none at all. Just a desire to slay, you know," she said, with a twinkle in her eyes.Her words made me laugh, almost choking on mirth. "Slay? On this chilly night?""Why not embrace the night's allure?" Grandma asked, her expression now serious."It's peculiar." The air fell tense, and I quickly diverted from the
The journey to the land filled with misery was long and tiring. The road stretched endlessly before us, and the weariness in my bones was becoming unbearable. I found myself sitting alone in the back seat of the car while Mr. Mario, a stern-looking man with an air of mystery about him, drove with determination.As the hours passed, my eyes grew heavy, and I could feel the embrace of sleep slowly enveloping me. Unbeknownst to me, time slipped away, and my consciousness faded into the realm of dreams."Lass! Lass!" I heard Mr. Mario's urgent voice calling out to me. I stirred, my eyelids fluttering open, only to find his face inches away from mine, wearing an unsettling smirk.Startled and disoriented, I quickly pulled back. "What in the world! Get your ugly face out of my sight," I yelled, thoroughly disgusted by his audacity.Mr. Mario seemed unfazed by my outburst. "Girl, you lack manners, but worry no more because in here, they'll instill good manners in you," he retorted, a hint of
Marcus still in Alpha Galan's study told his alpha everything he needed to know about his change of eye color. From his golden yellow eyes, his eyes became a deep cold steel blue. Alpha Galan knew something was up with Marcus immediately after he saw his eye color but he needed to hear it from the horse's mouth."I can't believe you of all people will get mad over an insult." Alpha Galan's face was void of any emotions bringing forth no humor in his words. He continued flipping through the document pages with his glass on."I just don't know why I got mad over it. Something lured me into taking her life that I can't comprehend. Besides, why did you summon me here and what's with the glasses? It looks so awful on you." Marcus said kissing his teeth as he relaxed on the chair opposite Alpha Galan.Alpha Galan glared at him for calling his glasses awful. "Fuck, Marcus! I look damn gorgeous in this glass." Alpha Galan complimented himself still throwing shades at Marcus."Why don't you se