Saved by the Alpha

ElaineI looked at the bruise covering my cheek.It was the latest addition to an endless list of bruises that marked my skin, and I wondered when my life had turned into a living hell.A year ago, everything was normal, but one night, when my father's decisions took a new turn, reality changed abruptly, doing a complete 180.I went from being the heiress who was ready to take over the family business to being the doll of a damn sociopath. It all happened so fast that I didn't see it coming. And a year later, the thought that my entire body would be covered in bruises for the rest of my life made me shudder.I couldn't take it anymore.I had been physically and emotionally exhausted for months, and if I didn't do something, I would fall into the abyss of madness.At that moment, someone knocked loudly on the door, so I quickly turned around.“Come in,” I said hurriedly and organized the makeup that helped cover the bruises.Indra, the housekeeper at my parents' house, rushed in, carry

Elaine“When did he find out?” I asked as I stepped on the gas pedal out of fear.I couldn't help the feeling of unease and revulsion I felt at that moment, but I had to get as far away from my tormentor as I could.“About an hour ago,” Kris said seriously. “Your mother called the orphanage asking about you. She wanted to know if you had gone to visit the children, but the social workers on duty said they hadn't seen you in weeks, that you had distanced yourself. Your mother was surprised, and as a result, the director of the orphanage called me to find out what was going on. I told her I hadn't seen you, that I hadn't heard from you in weeks, and that's why I called your mother, to cover everything up.”“Shit,” I said. “Do you know anything else?”“I dared to ask the workers at your house to see if any of them could tell me anything, and according to what they heard, Maxon came home early, didn't see you, and went crazy. He's sent a lot of people to look for you everywhere,” Kris exp

MaxonElaine left.The thought gnawed at me the moment I found out. The plane ticket danced in my mind like a damn mockery, and I was writhing with rage.Finding the plane ticket had been a clear sign that my pet wanted to run away from me, but I ignored it because I thought teaching her a lesson would be enough to deter her.It was a terrible mistake.I should have chained Elaine to my damn basement to break her.Throughout our year-long relationship, I had worked hard to instill fear in Elaine. I knew what upset her, as well as what repulsed her the most. I used that to my advantage, and that's how I discovered each of the keys to her personal hell. I had memorized them so I could train her to my liking.That's how Elaine became the perfect submissive. I had longed for the ideal pet I needed to satisfy all my needs.She was the perfect woman for me.And the fact that she had dared to leave not only made me boil with rage, but it also made me look like a loser.I threw another glass

ElaineI opened my eyes, and the white lights blinded me again.I swallowed hard when I found myself in another hospital room, on a much larger and more comfortable bed, but with my arms hooked up to IVs. That was a complete reality check.Shit, it’s real, I thought in horror.I had lost my memories, but I knew that humans were the weakest link in the world, and that’s why I swallowed hard.I had no idea how I remembered the reality of the world when I didn’t know who the hell I was. That stressed me out more than I could admit. The monitor next to me began beeping loudly, and then the nurse who had attended to me earlier walked in.“Calm down, don’t panic; we’re not going to do anything to you,” the nurse said as she approached the monitor.My body tensed up completely, like the strings of a violin about to snap.The nurse checks everything, and I can see her name embroidered on the front pocket of her scrubs.Carlis Brown.I took a good look at her; she was a tall, slender woman wit

ElaineStepping out of the hospital room was like entering a whole new world.Everything was strange, different, and foreign to me.Arsel never let go of my arm and kept me close to him to keep me from getting dizzy or tripping over something. I tried to walk on my own, but he looked at me seriously.“Let me help you,” he whispered firmly.I swallowed hard and nodded.The doctor handed some papers to Selene, smiled at us, and walked away; then Claris appeared with a wheelchair.“You need to sit down,” she said calmly, and I shook my head. “Refusing isn’t an option. It’s part of the protocol.”I sighed, then looked at Arsel, but he just raised an eyebrow, and I grunted before sitting down. To my complete surprise, everyone let out a brief chuckle that confused me, so I looked at the Alpha, but his cheeks and ears were flushed.I didn’t say anything else; Arsel stood behind me and took me to the exit.We walked down a long hallway, and the farther we got from the room, the more anxious