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I Don't Believe Him
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ISAIAH Alpha Zack returned to his seat. "Stripping away someone’s powers can take a toll physically and mentally. She said it was like being torn in half. So, she was kept in a rehabilitation center until last month." He stared me straight in the eyes. "So that’s why you might want to reject her." "No," screamed Devon through me. It was so loud I had to brace the desk to keep from attacking Alpha Zack, but I could feel Devon scratching the surface to get free. He wanted to take Alpha Zack’s head off his body in one swipe. I couldn’t blame him. Alpha Zack wanted to take the woman that was made for us. There was a slight glow from the bracelet I forgot I was wearing. It was supposed to calm me, right? But, instead, all I felt was the undying love for Alaia. Love that Zack wanted to take from me. Alpha Zack sat there, unchanged. "With everything that has happened, I’m not sure she is emotionally stable to handle any kind of relationship." "Maybe that’s why she
The Alpha's Triangle Lost Control
ALAIA My brother interrupted us right before I could get closer to my mate. Of course, he picked this time to barge in. I wish he could leave already. I could tell from the beginning he had a problem with this union. I didn’t care. I couldn’t wait to leave his pack. There’s nothing left for me but bad memories. Memories I never want to relive. As I reluctantly walked past my brother, I whispered, "Please don’t mess this up for me." Of course, he didn’t respond nor look my way as I walked past and closed the door. I stood near the closed door for a minute, knowing I couldn’t listen in. "What was he going to tell him," I asked no one in particular. "The truth, hopefully," my werewolf, Elaine, spat out. "Elaine?" I haven’t felt or spoken to her since the accident. Ever since that day, we have slowly grown apart. It wasn’t a surprise since I felt more in tune with my witch side. I hadn’t realized how alone someone could feel until she stopped speaking to me. The
The Alpha's Triangle Poses A Threat
ALAIA While Hunter ducked inside, I went downstairs to do just that. I wasn’t sure I wanted to discover what was happening behind that door. I walked towards the garden to admire all the different flowers. Luna Bella had an eclectic taste, from vibrant flame lilies to gorgeous moon flowers. This would be a great place to grow some of my herbs. I was making a game plan when I heard someone yelling nearby. "Zira! This is the fifth message I’ve sent you. Stop ignoring me. I’m getting worried now. Please call me back!" It was Isaiah’s sister, Isabella. She paced back and forth, scrolling through her phone. It took her a minute to notice me. I gave her a small smile and waved. "Sorry, I didn’t realize how loud I was," Isabella said. "I’m guessing you’re done with my brother. Is he still in the office?" "Yeah, I left him with my brother and Hunter. They’re having a huge pissing contest right now." "Boys will be stupid boys." Isabella went back to her phone. "So, wh
The Alpha's Triangle Feel My Pain
ZIRA Just like that, my world came crashing down in one single moment. A moment that was cementing itself in my mind. I didn’t expect the scene in front of me. Isaiah, my Isaiah, was kissing another girl in front of everybody. He found his mate. That was the only explanation. That had to be the only explanation. He didn’t even realize I was there. Was I just a passing memory? I could feel myself moving toward them, but I stopped. What was I going to do? I couldn’t be mad. I kept telling myself. I wouldn’t allow myself to be mad. I wasn’t his mate, and it’s not like we ever defined our relationship, right? Right? Besides, he’s an Alpha, and I’m just a hunter. I wasn’t worthy of being his anyway. Still, I didn’t think I would find myself at this moment, watching as everyone in the room seemed happy while I was breaking down inside. Them kissing was the only image in my head as I bolted out the back door. I needed some air. I needed to find a way to be cool about this. "Fu
The Alpha's Triangle The Wrong Hands
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The Alpha's Triangle Need Something Handled
ALAIA Nas glared at Mirja as he dropped the man to the floor. He took a threatening step toward her, and within a second, Mirja had those pistols pointed toward his heart. Nas froze and growled before planting a smile across his face. "Sorry about that, Mirja. I get carried away sometimes. I was just having a little fun," he said with a voice as sweet as pie. The bar was still as the awkward staring contest continued between the two. Finally, Nas held up his hands and walked back to his table. "How about a round for everyone on me?" Everyone cheered, and the bar returned to its natural flow after a few seconds. A few guys help the small man from the floor and out the door. While Mirja was busy, I took two bar napkins and drew the Nauthiz rune on both. Then, with a bit of dab of blood on each, I hid them in my hands and headed over to Nas and his crew. Before I could get to him, two of his men blocked my way. One was tall with blue eyes and had a nasty scar across hi
The Alpha's Triangle Pissed Off
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The Alpha's Triangle You Won't Understand
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