The Alpha's Redemption

Aria’s POVI hid behind the door, with my palms clamped tightly to my ears to keep off the agonizing screams of my mom, as my dad pounded her with his fists like she was a mere doll, a slave to be subjected to his maltreatment. But even with my palms covering my ears, I could still hear her muffled screams and every one of them tore at my heart, pulling my heartstrings taut. I swallowed a choked sob because I couldn’t let it out. I knew how it always ended, whenever he was interrupted by the sound of another except hers. He’d turn his fury on me.I bit down hard on my bottom lip to muffle the sobs that were threatening to break free as I watched him continuously beat her until I could see blood pouring out of her nostrils and her mouth. She was curled in a small ball, taking all of his assault and I couldn’t watch anymore. The guilt was eating at me because I was the reason she was in that situation. If she hadn’t tried to save me from his claws, she’d be fine.Drawing in a shaky brea

Shane’s POV“The library also needs some renovation in the form of an expansion,” Principal Barnett suggested as we stepped out of the school’s sports center.“Besides the new sports facilities we need to install and the library you’ve just mentioned, is there anything else?” I questioned as we crossed the vast property towards the library.“The other is just a minor issue. The fence at the back is broken,”“Were students responsible for the damage?”“Yes, Alpha Shane but I assure you, we’ve dealt with the hoodlums that caused the damage. It’s why I said it was a minor issue as the school has decided to fine them with the expenses of the repair,”“It's fine, Mr. Barnette. I’ll see to its repair,”“Thank you, Alpha Shane. We appreciate your continuous support to Westwood High, and the teachers and I will continue to put in effort to produce the best student this town has to offer,”I nodded curtly to his words as we approached the Library. Westwood High was the same high school I’d gr

Aria’s POVI peeped from the back of the tree where I’d been hiding but I couldn’t see anyone. I didn’t hear any sounds except that of birds chirping and the current of the lake ahead. I released a deep breath as I limped from my hiding spot towards the lake. As soon as I was a few feet from the lake, I fell on my knees and winced as pain coursed through my entire body but gently, I lowered myself to a sitting position. I glanced around my environment, with my heart still beating wildly from how fast I’d limped just to get away from the alpha.It was the first time I’d come in contact with him and the first time he’d noticed me. The moment my eyes landed on his forest green orbs, my dad’s warning drummed in my head.“You must stay far away from the alpha and make sure he doesn't notice you,”My dad had constantly sung these words in my ears from the moment we moved into BlackMane. His reasons for wanting me to keep a low profile, especially from the alpha, was because we were immigra

Aria’s POVPaint shot through my entire body as I landed on the hard floor of the school compound, with shards of glass scattered around me from when I’d jumped through the window. I vaguely saw the bruises and cuts on my limbs before I continued sprinting across the compound, towards my escape route_the broken fence at the back of the school.The pain in my lower abdomen, coupled with the one in my core from my father’s assault intensified but I ignored it, as I ran out of the school compound into the woods that led to the lake. All I wanted was to get far away from the alpha, just to heed my father’s warnings. I had enough on my plate already, from dealing with the effect I had on my father. I couldn’t add that of another male.“Don’t think that way,” Hailey spoke but I scoffed. It came out as a weak whimper and my body and brain slowly began to wake to the pain that was ricocheting through me. “He doesn't seem that way…”“Dad was once nice too,” I retorted as I ran through the fore

Aria’s POVThe bright morning light streamed into my eyes the moment I opened them, causing a moment of temporary color blindness and I shut them back, squinting them tight. A while later, I slowly opened my eyes to be met with the white pristine walls of my environment. A frown slipped into my face as I glanced around to see I was in a strange room. Even the bed I was lying on was far bigger than my small bed, and unlike the nightstand in my room with books sitting on it, the nightstand in this room was empty, holding just a lamp and a bottle of water. I turned a bit to glance out of one of the two windows in the room and instead of the usual familiar bush path that was behind my home, I was met with a clear view of the street below and more buildings.A wave of confusion and fear hit me as I began to wonder what had happened. I closed my eyes and tried to recall how I’d gotten to this strange place but all I could remember was how I’d jumped through the window of my class in an atte