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The Uncertainty of Leaving

Author: Charmeleon
last update Last Updated: 2025-07-29 19:43:01

Cassandra

“What's Alpha Troy got against you, Luna Cassie?” Henna and I walked side-by-side toward my parents' house.

I was so thrilled to have Henna as my beta; not even Connor's grumpy dad could ruin this. He could suck my … “Oh, I don't know. Maybe he just dislikes me because I have a human mother.” It felt far more complex than that, though.

“But you have an alpha wolf! That's awesome!”

I thought so too, but apparently that wasn’t enough to win my in-law’s approval. Connor told me not to care what they thought. Easy enough to say, and I tried to let it roll off my back. Some days are easier than others.

“Yeah, about that…” I worried about leaving for the academy. Because of Connor and Aiden especially. The thought of leaving them made me sick. I had doubts lately, but Connor was so excited for me to go, and I knew it was best for everyone. I've always been fiercely competitive, driven to excel, and that's pushing me to be the best Luna for Connor and the pack.

Okay, mostly for my
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    ConnorThere was no time to waste. For these brutal, bloodthirsty criminals, Natalia's body was the final straw, igniting their rage.Botero screamed out orders to kill, and the night erupted into chaos. My wolves moved like a well-oiled machine. I felt the adrenaline rush pumping through their veins. The mindlink spurred them on without a single command leaving my thoughts.Spurts of gunfire slit the night quiet. Screams, howls. I moved without thinking. Shoved Regina out of the way. Lunged through the window to reach the man who held my mate. A shot exploded close to my ear. I grit my teeth against the ringing pain. My intent was solely on saving my mate, my everything. The hand holding the firearm snapped like a dry twig between my fingers. His mouth opened in a scream I didn’t hear. It was his blood that sang to me.Cassie was there, close, but he was closer. Our gazes locked. His were filled with the terror of a man that saw death. My teeth sank into his neck. The rush of blood

  • The Alpha of Wolf Creek   Fair Trade

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  • The Alpha of Wolf Creek   No One Messes with Connor

    Connor“Did I die?” I asked no one in particular. “Did I fucking die? Natalia!” I still tasted her blood on my tongue. Its bitter aftertaste made my stomach roil with disgust.She rolled her eyes at me. “What?”“I swear to the gods… if you turned me...” I let the threat hang in the air, but it sounded as empty as the windless night.She tossed her dark-brown hair. “Whatever! I saved your miserable life. So, consider it payback.” That still didn’t answer my question.I grabbed her arm so hard my fingers left an imprint on her skin. The look she gave me would turn ordinary men to stone. I wasn’t one of them. But I let go of her arm, because I felt dizzy. Sank to my knees in the dirt next to the SUV.‘Miles?’ No answer. ‘Fucking answer me, wolf!’ I felt sick with worry. Did I lose my wolf? What kind of alpha would I be without my wolf spirit?How did I get out of the mine? I remembered the suffocating smoke and how the ground shook. But after that – nothing. It felt like falling into a b

  • The Alpha of Wolf Creek   In Deep

    CassandraThe bad-boy mafia guy circled me like I was his dinner or maybe dessert. I didn’t like it.“Look, I have nothing to do with whatever you have going on, Mr. Botero. So, I will greatly appreciate it if you would just let me leave.” I had to try. Right?“Are you a fed?” he asked, his tone measured with the promise of extreme violence.He was too close. I took a step back. He kept coming.“Say what?” I faked a laugh. “Very funny, Mr. Botero. Do I look like one?” Fuck, I hope not. I saw the firearm holstered on his hip.His eyes narrowed. “I wasn’t making a joke, doll.” He reached behind my head. Fingers twisted around my ponytail, and he tugged, just enough to get his message across. “Take off your clothes. Prove to me you’re not wearing a wire.” “Excuse me?” Oh hell no.He let go of my hair, walked to snuff out his cigar in a silver ashtray on the coffee table. “Either you do what I say, or I will do it for you, sugar.”He wasn’t joking. I had to think fast. I was never a goo

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    ConnorDust and smoke made it hard to breathe, each breath worsened by the sharp taste of chemicals. It burned in my nostrils, my eyes, even my brain. Overriding all other smells, the stench of blood and death hung heavy in the air. Blindly, I stumbled to the blocked exit, my fingers examining the rough boulders. Feeling for a gap. Need air. I gagged.“Alpha! You alright in there?” Ray’s voice, muffled by the obstruction.“Still alive.” I wheezed. My lungs felt tight. There was an invisible weight on my chest that I couldn’t shake. But the safety of my men was of more importance. I got them into this situation. “You must get out of here, Ray. This entire mine is about to cave in.”“We’ll get you out, Connor.” There was an undercurrent of fear in his voice, which he tried to hide, but I still heard it. “Just hold on.”If I died here, Cassie would never forgive me. I had to get out. “What…what about Locke?” I panted with the effort it took just to breathe the noxious air. So weak. Damn

  • The Alpha of Wolf Creek   Botero

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