Kian’s Point of View
I still cannot believe what I saw tonight. Nothing, in all my nineteen years on this earth, ever shocked me as this. Before my very eyes a human girl turned to a wolf.. Not just any wolf. Her fur was white and black, like night and day mixed together. But what got to me the most were her eyes. One was the color of the full moon, glowing silver, the other was golden, like that of an Alpha. I had never seen anything like it.
That shouldn't be possible. In our world, humans never become wolves. It's forbidden for any werewolf to bite a human. It's one of our oldest laws. So how did this happen?
I was still thinking about it when a loud, heavy knock hit my door. It made me jump. Before I could even stand up, the door burst open. My father walked in.
Alpha Marcus of the Silver Pack.
My nightmare.
People feared him. I feared him. All of us in our pack were aware that he was cold, merciless, and would stop at nothing in order to have what he desired. He was a leader, a killer and a warrior. And unfortunately, my father.
He’s not just feared. He is fear. The stories about him are whispered in corners and passed down in warnings. They say he ripped the heart out of a traitor with his bare hand. They say he burned an entire rogue camp to the ground... wolves, women, pups all because they looked at him the wrong way.
He is the reason other Alphas stay away from our land. He is power. He is death. Even I his son, he doesn't look with love.
I lost my mother at a very tender age, I still don't know how she truly died... some say it's my father that killed her because she disobeyed him, while others said another rouge pack killed her in a war, and some say she died of natural causes. There also strange rumors that say she is alive but hidden were no one can find her.
My father came into the room with a firm face and his low voice frightened me.
What happened today, Kian? he growled, harsh, cold, quiet. That quiet was the worst of it. It meant rage was hiding underneath.
"Nothing really, sir," I said, trying not to sound weak.
"Nothing?" he repeated, stepping closer. "The news is everywhere. A girl transformed at the party. You were there, were you not?"
"I... I was, sir," I stammered.
"So?" he asked, eyes narrowed.
"She just started shifting. Right there. No bite, no warning. She just... changed."
Father went quiet. He looked at me as though he had something very serious on his mind, and was trying to remember something he had forgotten a long time before, and then he said in a very low tone,
What colour were her eyes?
"One eye was silver, like the moon. The other was gold, like an Alpha’s."
He closed his eyes for a second. Then opened them slowly, stepping back, his expression turning strange. Almost fearful.
He sat down on my bed, like someone in shock, "After so many years, after looking for so long, I finally found her" he whispered. "It’s her."
I blinked, confused. "Who?"
He turned to me, "Did something happen before she changed?" He asked.
"I'm... I'm not sure sir"
"Think Kian...Think."
"Now I remember, yes. I think she changed after they pulled a necklace from her neck."
He stood up immediately, "What necklace, what did it look like?"
"I really don't know sir, I didn't get a good look at it."
He turned away from me, deep in thoughts and then he turned to me slowly, his eyes sharp. "Listen, Kian. You must make her fall in love with you. You must marry her."
"What?" I asked, shocked. "But father, I already have a mate. Amira."
He moved so fast I didn’t see it. His hand grabbed my shirt and slammed me against the wall. The breath left my lungs.
"Your mate," he growled, his face inches from mine, "is whoever I say it is. Do you understand me?"
I nodded, trying to keep fear down.
He let go of me and I thudded onto my feet, with my heart pounding.
"That girl is your mate now. You will make her love you. Marry her. Get her pregnant."
"But I don't even like her. I don't know her"
He turned to me immediately, "It doesn't matter whether you like her or not!" he shouted. Then he said in a soft deadly voice. "All you need to do is to get her to fall in love with you. Marry her. Get her pregnant. After she bears you a child, she will be gone. Then you are free to be with anyone you wish."
I looked at him dumbfounded.
"Gone?" I asked.
He stared right straight into my eyes. His next words sent a chill down my blood.
"Yes gone, we kill her."
Everything inside me stopped.
My heart. My breath. My thoughts.
"No," I said softly, barely able to speak. "You can't mean that."
"I mean exactly that," he said. "Once she gives you a child, we kill her. That child will carry the blood we need. Her death will set you free to rule with no weakness."
I stood up so fast my chair fell.
"That's evil," I said, my voice shaking. "You want me to use her? Lie to her? And then just kill her like she’s nothing?"
"Yes," he said simply.
I stepped back. I felt sick. Like I could throw up right there.
"I can’t do this."
He walked toward me, slow and heavy. Like a predator.
"You will do this, Kian," he said. "Because if you don’t, I will disown you. You will be stripped of your name, your title, your birthright. You’ll be nothing. No son of mine."
I froze. My throat burned.
"You’d disown your own son for this?"
He stepped closer, eyes like ice.
"For power? For the future of this pack? Yes
I went silent for a little while, then I asked, "Why is she so important? What is she?"
He started pacing the room. His steps were slow and heavy.
"She’s the key. The one who can break the curse. The solution we have been looking for. If you have a child with her, that child will carry power like no other. It will make you the strongest Alpha to ever live."
He stopped and looked at me hard.
"Kian, if you want to be powerful, you must become cold. You must let go of weakness. I have big plans for you. But you must do this."
I swallowed hard. My mouth felt dry. "But how are you sure it's even her?" I asked.
He paced the room, his fingers slowly rubbing his chin, then he finally spoke, "the seer had already seen it, and all the signs during her transformation were what he had pointed out."
"But father most we kill her?"
His face was filled with anger, "Yes, we must, her blood is very powerful. Do not argue with me, do as you are told."
"You have until you turn twenty-one. Two years. That’s all."
"But... that’s not enough time..."
He walked up to the door and turned back to stare at me.
"If I were in your shoes, I will start now." Get rid of Amira. Kick her out of your life. She is a distraction."
Then he walked out, banging the door behind him.
I sat motionless on my bed. I was trembling. A storm was raging in my mind.
How can I do this?
How could I hurt Amira?
How could I trick a girl I don't even find attractive?
But I had no choice.
Disobeying Alpha Marcus means death. Or worse.
And I knew one thing for sure.
My life would never be the same again.
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