The Alpha's Tainted Blood

(Harper’s POV)The angel blade glowed as I reached for it. I pulled it from the hilt on my thigh and spun, slicing the now fully lit up blade through the two vamps that were closing in on me. They barely had time to recognise that their time was up before the light left their eyes and their demon blood burnt them up from the inside.I looked around to see Marcus was mid-fight with another vampire and Alex was defending the survivors, a couple of girls, probably only sixteen. At the far end of the room, I saw Elias as he slowly advanced on what we gathered was the leader of this particular corrupt clan. I was about to aid Alex with the survivors when, out of the corner of my eye, I caught movement. A vamp was sneaking up on Elias and he was too engrossed in the one in front of him to notice the threat at his back. I sighed before taking aim and throwing the blade in my hand at the sneaky little shit. Everything in the room slowed down as I focused on the no longer glowing blade as it

(Harper’s POV)My eyes widened as I looked between Tommy and the Sovereign. From the looks of it, this was news to Drake as well, who was glaring at the Sovereign.“What!” I exclaimed. Tommy looked at me, and I could tell that he was not happy. “Harper,” he said stiffly, “Meet your grandfather.” I looked at the Sovereign, or I guess my grandfather, in shock. He smiled widely at me, the corners of his eyes crinkling. He was genuinely happy to see me from what I could tell.“You’re the Sovereign?” I asked, and he nodded. “That’s right, Harper,” he said with pride. I shook my head, trying to blow away the confusion. I knew little about Samual Kirby. Only that he was the former Alpha of the Midnight Moon pack and apparently the man who had created the organisation that I had worked with for the last ten years. I also knew that he was run out of town by Alfred Chambers after he took the alpha title from him. “You’ve been here all along?” Tommy asked, his voice slowly rising. “I thought

(Elias’ POV) Harper pushed me into the room and closed the door behind her, leaning against it. I looked around the room in fascination. It was a mess, which didn’t shock me one bit. She wasn’t the tidiest person I knew. There were photos and small trinkets that showed the different facets of her personality. It was strange and amazing to know that this was the room that Harper had lived in for ten years. I turned around and saw that Harper was watching me with a grin. I looked her up and down, and took my time to really take in every single curve of her body. I returned my gaze to her face and stepped towards her, with a half smile on my face. Everything about this woman was perfect, even the non-perfect parts. They made her perfect most of all. As I moved closer, her grin dropped into something more carnal and she absentmindedly bit her lip. I noticed her breathing deepened slightly. I pinned her body against the door and bent my head into the crook of her neck and inhaled her int

(Harper’s POV)Colton turned around to face me. He had a big smile on his face. He looked thinner than I remembered and his entire head was shaved. I forced a smile onto my face, although it probably looked more like a grimace.“I am so glad that you could visit me,” Colton said, and then he looked to the side and his smile dropped. A low growl rumbled through the speaker. “Hello to you too, dick,” Marcus said with a grin. He was happy that he had upset Colton by being here. I rolled my eyes at the pair of them.“You asked to see me,” I said, and Colton looked back at me.“You look good,” he said, “But I would expect nothing less from an angel.” I took a deep breath and tried to keep the forced smile on my face, but it was too early for this cheesy bullshit.“Colton, I don’t have time to stand around and chat,” I said through my gritted teeth. “I have shit to do.” He raised an eyebrow and smirked at me.“You know, don’t you?” he asked, and I tilted my head.“Know?” I asked, “About wh

(Harper’s POV)Elias pulled the car up in front of what looked like a large stately manor. From first glance at the imposing structure, it looked to be three stories plus an attic. There were tall windows lining the front of the building, each flanking an impressive double door entrance, which was up a set of three steps. “Do you think it’s haunted, too?” Marcus said to me as he looked up at the place. I grinned at him. It certainly looked like the type of place to have a ghost or two.“Dude, we are not going in there,” Alex said. “Its ghosts or zombies.” I rolled my eyes at him. “You play too many video games,” Elias said, although his face said he wasn’t so sure either. We were all still gawking at the building when the great doors opened, and a woman walked out. She surveyed us all with varying interests, leaving me to last. When her eyes set on me, she smiled. She was a stunning woman. Her hair was red, and not ginger, but actually a deep fiery red. Her features were soft, almo