Regina
"Thank you for the food," Richard said, standing up from his seat. "You were right. Sam cooks the best chicken."
"Told you..." I replied, with a big smile on my face. I like it when others praise Sam. "But why didn't Sam come for dinner?" I turned my head, looking all the way to his office.
"He might be busy," Richard said with a smile. "But thanks to him, I get to enjoy such beautiful company and have such delicious food."
"Well, thank you." I was surprised by his words. No one has ever praised me so beautifully before. "I enjoyed your company too."
My words made Richard smile. "I hope… I could spend more time with you, but I have to leave."
"Okay, but I would like you to come again." I don’t know why I asked something like that, but honestly, I kind of enjoyed being close to him. Talking to him, and most probably seeing a smile with his eyes staring at me.
I walked, standing only a mere inch away from her. "I will, very soon. For now, take this." He handed me a card with his phone number on it. "Talk to me whenever your heart desires, day or night."
"Day or night," I mumbled, staring at the card in my hand. "So, are we friends now?" I ask.
Richard smiled, with his hands caressing my left cheek. "If you want, I can be anything for you."
I walked backward, creating some distance between us. I don’t like how his closeness and his touch affect my body, making my heart throb inside my chest faster than I wanted it to. "I take this; thank you."
"I should leave now, then." I nodded at his words. "And tell Sam to burn the list; I don’t need anyone."
"What list?" I questioned, but Richard only smiled at my words before walking out of the house. "What list is he talking about?" I mumbled to myself as I made my way toward Sam’s office.
"Sam..." I called, opening the door of his office. I only see him busy with random clutter all over his desk and his hands working on the keyboard, typing something.
"What do you want, Regina?" He says, without looking at me, that all his focus is on the files and his computer. "I'm busy, now."
"I can see that..." I mumbled, walking close to his desk. "Are you working on the list?" I asked, following Richard’s words.
My words made Sam look up at me from his files. "How do you know about it?"
"Richard said so," I replied with a shrug.
"Richard…..who?" Sam questions.
"The guy who was sitting on your chair. Richard." How weird he let Richard inside our house, in his office, making him sit on his chair without knowing his name.
"Regina, how do you know that his name is Richard?" Sam asks, standing up from the seat and walking to me.
"He said so himself," I replied. What's so weird about knowing the name of the person visiting my house?
Sam looked all concerned at my words. He put his hands on my shoulder, diverting all his attention to me. "You are okay... Have you been hurt anywhere?"
"Sam, why are you asking all these questions?" I was confused.
"Because you were with the wolf, everyone is scared." Sam sighs. "You don’t have any idea how dangerous he is." I didn't understand why he was so worried about Richard. He had seemed friendly to me.
What the hell is Sam saying? I didn’t feel any danger around Richard. I couldn't comprehend the reason behind Sam's warning. Richard appeared harmless to me.
"And why is everyone scared of him?" I ask Sam, who hesitates for a moment before responding, his voice filled with concern. "Do you know the reason?"
Sam shook his head, with his hand caressing my head. "Let's not talk about it now. Just stay away in the future."
I nodded my head. Even though I have a hard time trusting Sam’s word, Richard can’t be a bad person, but then why would Sam lie to me?
"You're hungry?" I asked about changing the topic.
"Very, but I have finished the list." He replied, turning his head and looking at his desk.
"The list is yes... Sam, I forgot to mention, but Richard also told you to burn the list." Sam's eyes widened in surprise as I mentioned Richard's request.
"He told me to burn it." Sam stammered, clearly taken aback. "What…...?" Sam groaned loudly in frustration. "Fucking bastard."
I can’t help but smile at his reaction, even though I feel bad for his hard work going in vain. "Do you want me to bring the lighter?"
Sam looked angry at first, but then started laughing along with me. "Let's finish dinner. Then we will burn the list together."
"Promise..." I pulled my pinkie out in front of him.
"Promise…. Now feed me something before I die." Sam says he is walking out of his office.
"Then let's feed the beast some food before he dies." I joked about following him.
"Beast…. huh." Sam raised an eyebrow playfully.
I nodded my head. "Or better, Beast Alpha."
Richard "Beast Alpha…." That's what they call me behind my back. But I don’t care about these titles because these are what keep my people safe from the enemy. But today Regina surprised me by asking my name because, before her, no one had ever shown any interest in knowing the real me behind the title. This is why she is our mate—because she is different from every other wolf. My wolf spoke in my mind, and I agreed with each and every word he said. She is different; even if she wasn’t my mate, I could smell the difference in her aura even from afar. Regina has Alpha genes in her aura, but along with that, she gives me a different vibe, a vibe I only ever sensed once from the wolf, whose power is far greater than mine. But why is that? Sam doesn’t smell anywhere near as similar to Regina, even though they are siblings. There might be something in the past that I’m missing and trying to understand. Regina is my mate and also a member of my realm, and I want to know every detail abo
Regina "Regina….," I heard a knock on my door, and my heart skipped a beat. I quickly glanced at my reflection. I don't know if I look good or not. Taking a deep breath, I walked towards the door, hoping it was someone I wanted to see. "We are getting late," Sam said from the other side of the door as I opened the door and saw him standing there, looking impatient. "I don't know if I should go... or stay," I muttered under my breath, unsure of what to do at that moment. "Why? What's holding you back?" Sam asked, his voice filled with concern. "What if I don't find a mate, or what if he doesn't like me for who I am?" I questioned my insecurities. Sam placed a comforting hand on my shoulder and replied, "You are amazing just the way you are, and anyone would be lucky to have you. Don't let fear hold you back from finding happiness." His words gave me the reassurance I needed to take that leap of faith and step out of my comfort zone. "And mates are not the only source of happiness,
Richard The hustle and bustle, the loud music—I hate everything about parties. The overwhelming noise and chaotic atmosphere of parties often leave me feeling overwhelmed and out of place. I find it difficult to connect with others amidst the hustle and bustle, making me question my enjoyment of such social gatherings. I would rather sit at the office and work or go on a long run alone, where I can find solace and peace. Parties seem to drain my energy, but today is different because somewhere in this crowd is my friend Regina. And just being close to her, even in the midst of the chaos, brings a sense of comfort and excitement. It's as if her presence alone can transform the entire atmosphere, making me more willing to tolerate the noise and commotion. But where is she now? I scan the crowd eagerly, hoping to catch a glimpse of her familiar face. But everyone here is wearing a mask, making it difficult to recognize anyone. I am annoyed that I can't see her face, but on the other
Regina I breathe fast, staring at the person who is my mate, my heart pounding in my chest. As our eyes meet, a rush of emotions floods over me, confirming the deep connection we share. "Can I see your face?" I asked, trying to remove the mask from his face. He hesitates for a moment, his eyes searching mine for reassurance. "Not here," he whispers, his voice filled with caution. "Come with me." He pulled me away from her crowd, taking my hand and taking me towards the forest. I can feel the excitement building within me as we venture into the unknown, our footsteps crunching on the fallen leaves. The air is thick with anticipation, and I can't help but wonder what awaits us in the depths of the forest. "Stop," I said as we reached a clearing, my heart pounding in my chest. He turns to face me, his expression unreadable. "What is it?" he asks, his voice filled with concern. "Let me see your face," I asked with my hands, caressing his cheeks. As he hesitates, I notice a flicker of
Regina Opening my eyes, I came face-to-face with a giant black wolf, its penetrating brown eyes locked onto mine. Its fur was sleek and glossy, reflecting the moonlight that filtered through the dense forest canopy. I could sense a primal intelligence emanating from this majestic creature as if it held ancient wisdom within its gaze. The wolf growled low and deep, a rumble that seemed to vibrate through the air. Its teeth glistened in the moonlight, revealing a formidable set of sharp canines. I could feel my heart race as I stood frozen, captivated by the raw power and beauty of this magnificent predator. I moved my eyes downward and noticed the wolf's muscular body, which was perfectly adapted for hunting and survival in the wilderness. Its paws were large and padded, allowing for swift and silent movement through the forest. I couldn't help myself from moving my hand to touch the softness of its fur; he purrs beneath my touch. As I reached out to touch the wolf's fur, a surprisin
Regina "Richard," I called softly, my head resting gently on his chest as we both gazed up at the vast expanse of the night sky. The twinkling stars seemed to dance above us, filling us with a sense of wonder and tranquility. He hummed at my touch, his fingers gently tracing circles on my back. The cool breeze brushed against our skin, carrying with it the faint scent of blooming flowers. "You know when you first came into my house, Sam asked me to stay away from you." He turned his face, looking at me. "He was right," Richard mumbled. I looked at him, surprised by his words. "What do you mean?" I asked, my heart sinking with a mix of confusion and sadness. "I am dangerous," Richard whispered, his voice filled with regret. "I have a dark past that I can't escape from. Being with me puts you at risk." My mind raced, trying to process his revelation. "And there are many wolves that would want my death because of who I am," Richard continued, his eyes filled with a hint of fear. "I
Regina "I hate it. I hate...." I shouted, punching hard at the tree trunk. "Why?? Why?? " I sighed, my leg turning weak, and I let my body get loose, lying on the grass. I was so very happy just hours ago, and now look at me here, angry, sad, and hopeless all at once. "I shouldn't be angry, but I am," I mumbled to myself, closing my eyes. I'm trying to focus on my breathing to calm my hampered heart. I need to calm down. Why haven't you contacted me already? What did I do wrong? I thought we had something special, but now it feels like everything is falling apart. Richard, what are you doing? Please pick up the call; I can't bear this uncertainty any longer. I need to hear your voice and understand what's going on. Richard…. I sighed, feeling a mix of frustration and longing. The silence on the other end of the line only deepened my sense of sadness and hopelessness. Maybe I upset him somehow, or maybe something unexpected happened. I couldn't help but wonder if there was a
Regina Where am I? I thought as I opened my eyes, trying to scan my surroundings. The room was dimly lit, with a faint smell of rose hanging in the air. With my body resting on a giant soft bed, why the hell is everything so dark in here? With all the windows closed and covered with blinds, even the lights are off. I sat up, feeling a sense of unease creeping over me. What is this place that brought me here? If my mind is not playing tricks on me, I remember clearly that I was in the forest and saved a giant black wolf. It seemed like a dream, but the memories were vivid. The wolf had been injured, and I couldn't just leave it there. So I helped him, but why am I here? Without a doubt, he was a werewolf. I just don’t know which pack he belongs to. Where is he now, though? Who was that wolf, and why am I here? "Miss..." Someone said this as the door opened and a woman in a maid's uniform entered. "Good morning." She said she was smiling. "Good morning," I replied, my mind still