Alpha Wade's Luna

Chapter 4:

Harriot POV

I woke up feeling disoriented. I looked around and realized that I  was in a beautiful room with intricate designs on the walls and ceiling, a king-sized bed and a wardrobe filled with clothes. I was brought in by Wade's Beta, Orien. I begin to reflect on the past and how my family was attacked by Wade's pack and saved by him. I couldn't help the tears flowing down my cheeks, I sobbed like a baby. I can't imagine living under a roof that had my family killed. I hope I can forgive them, I said to myself.

As I  was trying to make sense of my surroundings, the door opened and a man walked in. He was tall, and muscular, with jet-black hair and piercing black eyes. He was wearing a white shirt and black pants and he looked intimidating.

"Who are you?" I asked, my voice trembling.

"I am Alpha Wade Black," he said, his voice deep and commanding. "And you, my dear, are my prisoner."

It seems I'm losing my mind. I'm surprised why I couldn't recognise his face, someone who spared my life, that's funny. At that moment I realized I needed to rest and get myself organized.

I couldn't believe what I was hearing. "Why am I your prisoner?"

I don't understand you since the day I stepped into this pack. Why am I your prisoner? Why did you have to mention me to your guards yesterday as yours?

Alpha Wade walked closer to me and looked deep into my eyes. "Because you belong to me, little Luna."

I had no clue what he meant. "I don't understand. Little Luna?"

Alpha Wade sighed. "You're an Omega, Harriet. And I am an Alpha. You are my mate, my Luna. You belong to me."

I felt my world turning upside down. I had been abused and harassed by her arranged mate and family now this Alpha, whom I barely know, He's claiming me as his own. I didn't know how to react.

"I don't belong to anyone," I said, standing up and trying to walk past him.

But Alpha Wade was quick to grab my arm. "Oh no, Harriet. You can't leave. Your life is in danger out there. I can protect you. You're safe here with me."

I knew he was right. I had nowhere to go. I was all alone in the world now. And he was my only hope.

"Fine," I said, looking up at him with my green eyes. "But I'm not your prisoner. And I will never be anyone's property."

Alpha Wade smirked. "We'll see about that, little Luna."

I plan to escape from the Red Flange pack later in the evening because I can't imagine myself as someone's property I barely know 

That fateful evening, while I was out in the woods trying to navigate a route of escape, I heard a loud growl coming from behind me. I immediately knew that it was a wolf from a rival pack. I tried to run, but it was too late. The wolf tackled me and pinned me to the ground with a snarl.

I tried to defend myself, but I  wasn't strong enough. The wolf bit my throat, and I could feel the warm blood flowing out of the wound. I knew that this was it, the end of my miserable life. But then, something strange happened. I started to glow with a bright green light, and the wolf backed off, scared.

Suddenly, the world went black, and I  found myself lying on the ground, confused and disoriented. I couldn't move, and everything around me was blurry. When my vision cleared, I saw a man, not a stranger but looking familiar, standing over me, with piercing black eyes.

Oh!!!  It was Alpha Wade. 

I'm glad he came so fast to save me on time.

Alpha Wade explained, " I  had sensed your distress and had come to check on you. When I  saw the wolf attacking you, I  set in and used my Alpha powers to drive the wolf away."

I was amazed by Wade's kindness and strength. I had never seen anything like it before. He gently lifted me and asked his beta to walk me back to his pack's territory. His beta orien took care of my wounds. 

In the days that followed, I  discovered that Wade was not just any Alpha. He was a compassionate leader who cared for his pack members, unlike my father, who was only interested in power and control.

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I woke up the next day with body aches. I sat up in bed and rubbed my eyes. Wade change my room, my room is now closer to his. I had been brought here by Alpha's beta, Orien after yesterday's incident. 

I got out of bed and looked around the room. It was a simple room with a large bed, a dresser, and a small nightstand. I  walked over to the dresser and opened the drawers. Inside, I found some clothes. I picked out a pair of sweatpants and a T-shirt and got dressed.

As I  was leaving the room, l bumped into Orien. "Good morning, Harriet," he said with a smile. "How are you feeling?"

"I'm okay, thank you," I replied. "Can you tell me where I am?"

"You're in the Alpha's special guest room," Orien said. "He wanted to make sure you were okay after what happened in the woods."

My heart skipped a beat when I heard the word 'Alpha.' I was scared of him, just hearing his name alone the Alpha – how he was the most powerful wolf in the pack, how he was feared by everyone, and how he was ruthless in his dealings. I saw how he defeated the wolf. He saved my life for the second time. I  didn't know what to expect when I meet him.

Orien led me to the dining room, where the Alpha was waiting for me. My eyes widened when I  saw him. I began to steer at his jet-black hair and piercing black eyes that seemed to look right through me. I couldn't help but feel a little afraid of him.

"Good morning, Harriet," the Alpha Wade said, his voice deep and commanding. "I hope you slept well."

"Yes, thank you," I  replied, trying to hide my nervousness.

The Alpha gestured for me to sit down at the table, and we began to eat breakfast together. I couldn't believe I  was sitting with the Alpha, eating breakfast in his house. I had never felt so out of place before.

After breakfast, the Alpha took me on a tour of his house. He showed me his library, his gym, and his office. I was amazed at how luxurious everything was – the Alpha lived a very comfortable life.

As we were walking through the garden, the Alpha turned to me. "Harriet, I wanted to talk to you about something," he said.

He was interrupted by Orien. Excuse me, sir, your uncle seeks your attention and says it is urgent.

Alpha Wade excuses himself from Harriot's saying.

" Orien please lead her back to her room, I don't want her escaping again."

I felt my heart rate increase. I didn't know what he wanted to talk about, but I knew it couldn't be good.

"I've been thinking about what Alpha wants to tell me," I said to Orien,"

Orien said, "Relax, you will be fine, Alpha has a good heart, trust me, it's nothing bad, you don't need to be scared."

Don't you have a clue please, "I said with anxiety in my voice."

"No Orien said just relax, please. All I can say is he has something positive to say.

He was happy that you could at least fight the wolf before his intervention, it shows you have some strength as a Luna. He sings praises of you all through the night with smiles on his face."

Now I feel a bit relieved.

"Thanks, I said with a smile. "

"You are welcome, Orien said."

Alpha Wade joined as they were about to enter Harriot's room.

I said with my face bent down, I tried avoiding eye contact with him, I said to him your meeting with your uncle was  brief"

"Yes, it is," Alpha Wade said.

Alpha continued

Alpha said. "I watched you as you fought the wolf yesterday before I came to defeat him. And I think you have the potential to be a great leader. You have strong instincts and a kind heart. I believe you could make a real difference in our pack."

Me?" I asked

"Yes, you."

I couldn't believe what I was hearing. The Alpha wanted me to help him lead the pack. It was an incredible honour, but it was also a huge responsibility. I would have to work hard to prove myself worthy.

"I would be honoured to help you, Alpha," I said, with determination in my voice.

Alpha smiled, and for the first time, I saw a softer side of him. "Good," he said. "I think we're going to do great things together, Harriet. You and me… we're going to change the pack for the better."

And with that, I knew I had found my purpose. I was going to be the Alpha's Green-Eyed Luna – strong, brave, and determined to make a difference in the pack.