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I was stunned. It was a hard pill to swallow. My mate had made me look like a fool. I was nothing in his eyes. It had been hard for me to digest the words he had spoken to me. They felt like a million daggers that jabbed at my heart. I was lost in those cold lemon eyes that lacked remorse. It showed that he wasn’t bluffing. “Did I stutter?” He asked. I blinked hard trying to figure out my next words. But nothing came. I could feel my body trembling, and I couldn’t tell if it was out of anger or frustration. I couldn't tell what I was feeling. I was lost. Damon’s brows furrowed now displaying his impatience. “You should leave now,” he ordered. She stepped out of the kitchen again and my eyes went to her. It was the woman that seemed to be close to Damon. What was she doing in his kitchen? Could she be his mistress? It seemed so. “Dinner is ready, honey,” she announced. Our eyes met and she seemed surprised that I was still standing in the living room. Her eyes immediately farted towards Damon who was glaring at me. I never felt so cornered in my life. “Don’t make me repeat myself, Anna,” Damon said. That was all I needed to hear. I darted off, leaving the door open and I disappeared into the darkness. I could feel the tears gushing down my face as I ran through the woods. There were the tears that I held back while I was in the room. I couldn’t let him see me cry. I couldn’t show him how weak I was. Today turned out to be the worst day of my life. Getting rejected by my mate, and on my birthday wasn’t something I expected. Getting kicked out of the one place where I felt was home was also horrible. I couldn’t go back there. I wasn’t welcomed any longer. I didn’t know where I was going, but I knew I couldn't stay there any longer. All I wanted was to be out of sight. And there was only one place that I could go. Stella’s house. I wasn’t sure I would be welcomed there, but I didn’t have anywhere else to go. I arrived at her door twenty minutes later with my cheeks damp from the endless tears, and my lungs crying out for oxygen. I knocked on their door rapidly hoping that she would answer it before I changed my mind. The door swung open a couple of moments later revealing Stella who was dressed in a black nightgown. Her brown hair was pulled back into a ponytail bringing out the color of her eyes. She looked better than I had seen her earlier today. When she saw the look in my eyes, she knew already. Everything had gone wrong. She swung the door open and stepped aside. “Come in.” I rushed into the house and headed towards the couch. As I sat down, I placed my hands on my face trying to stop the downpour on my cheeks. But it wasn't as I expected. I felt Stella’s hand on my shoulder as she sat beside me. I lifted my face from my palms and looked up at her. Her face was soft and her eyes were filled with worry. She held my head tenderly and pulled it to her bosom. I laid my head on her bosom trying to stop myself from crying. She caressed my hair as she tried to comfort me in the best possible way. “What happened, Anna?” She asked finally. This was fifteen minutes after we sat in silence. My tears had stopped and the only sound that escaped from my mouth was sharp and silent sobs. My body jerked with each sob, expressing the disaster I was going through. “He rejected me, Stella. My mate rejected me,” I replied. She sighed. Her voice was soft and soothing. “I’m so sorry, Anna. You didn’t deserve that,” she said. I lifted my face from her huge bosom and wiped the tears from my cheeks. She watched me carefully, not daring to speak a word as she watched me pick myself up. “What am I going to do, Stella?” I asked. She was silent. Her eyes were on the couch and she thought of an answer. But her silence had already spoken loudly to me. “I don’t know, Anna,” she said. “You will find someone else that will love and understand you.” “Is that even possible? I thought we were only destined to be with our mates?” I asked. Stella placed a hand on my shoulder and my eyes went to her. Her smile was broad which made her eyes crinkle up making her look more gorgeous. “Maybe another mate is waiting for you to find them,” she said. “I thought you could only be imprinted on once?” I asked, confused. Stella shrugged. “We can’t be certain of that yet.” I knew she was lying. There was no possible way someone could mate twice. It had never happened before, and I wasn’t sure it was going to start with me. But my mind went back to the other woman I found at Damon’s house. Could it be possible that she was his mate too? I doubted that. The whole pack would have known about her already. “What are you thinking about?” Stella asked. “Back at his place, there was another woman in the kitchen. Blonde hair and deep blue eyes,” I described. Stella sighed. “That’s his girlfriend, Sophie Rottard. I’m surprised that she ain’t his mate.” I was surprised. Damon had a girlfriend. Now wonder he wasn’t excited when he found out. Maybe Stella was right. Maybe I had another mate who was waiting to be found. The only thing I could do was hope that destiny crossed our paths. And this time, I would be deserving of them.RohanFive years ago. I was running as fast as I could. But it seemed I was so slow. The pack house was under attack. The last line of defence had been broken. I knew that Jarred wouldn’t call me unless it was an emergency, and this was sooner than I hoped it would be. How long had we been at it? An hour? Maybe two or three? I couldn’t tell. All I needed to do was make it to the pack house. And I hoped that I wouldn’t be too late. Late. That was all I’ve been tonight. First, it was alerting the pack about the attack, and then it was Walton. My heart ached as I thought about him. How could I have been so stupid? The only reason he was dead was that I’d forced him to go after the vampires. I’d taken the fear from him and that had led to his death. This was all my fault. He’d died a painful death, and I feared that I wouldn’t be able to recover from it. As I got back into the pack, I could see the path being littered with vampires. They’d done a good job holding them back. The road
DamonThey were coming. But we were prepared. I could see them now—the vicious creatures coming at top speed, their screeching sounds filling the air. My hand tightened around the handle of the silver blade. This was going to be one hell of a fight. All around us, the people of the Black Fang roared in preparation. They were all ready for this. Everybody was ready except for one person—Rohan. It was amusing that he was about to chicken out on us. And he was the only person who had experience fighting vampires in large numbers like this. But now that we needed him the most, he was just a shell of himself. “On my word, we attack!” Dayton yelled at everybody. I gritted my teeth and tightened my grip on the blade again. I could feel my blood boiling. I was thirsty for a battle like this. A few months ago, I never knew that vampires were real. I’d lived my life totally oblivious to their existence. Until that morning at the cafe with my father. He’s opened my eyes to the reality of the
Anna“Good to see you back on your feet,” Rebekah said as she stood by the door. I was almost startled by that because nobody had seen her come in. It was evening, and Stella had fully recovered. It was time to go back home and get some rest. And nobody deserved it better than her.Stella chuckled as she rose from the bed. I was helping her, making sure that she was able to work. She’d been in bed all day which meant that her first few steps would be rocky. “Thank you, Rebekah,” she said softly. “I wouldn’t have been here without you.”Rebekah folded her arms as she leaned against the doorframe. “You seem to forget that’s my job, Stella.”Stella nodded with a smile on her face. “Yeah. It’s one hell of a job.”Stella moved, her hands slowly leaving the bed. Her legs touched the ground and she leaned off the bed gently. I watched her tentatively with her hand wrapped around my shoulder. Stella took a deep breath before standing on her feet. She chuckled in amazement and looked up at
RohanFive years ago. The air was tense, filled with the clink of swords, the metallic tang of blood, and the screams of my men as they clashed against the vampires. There was a fog that concealed half of the battlefield. It was our job to hold down the line. They must not get through. Not by any means.A vampire lunged at me faster than I could process. It brought me down to the ground and snapped its fangs at me. I moved my head away before it could take it off. And then I reached for my blade at my side and grabbed, swinging it at the vampire. Its head slid off and it dropped dead to my side. I got back to my feet immediately, making sure that it didn't repeat itself. I was Alpha. It was my job to protect this pack. And the only way I could do that was to protect myself. I couldn’t die on my people when they needed me most. “Alpha!” I heard a familiar voice scream through the field. I stared in the direction that the scream came from and it was the dirt blonde boy from earlier b
RohanPresent day. “Rohan! Rohan!” I could hear Damon’s voice calling me from the fog. I snapped back to reality and found him staring at me with his brows furrowed. “What the hell are you doing? Blacking out at an important time?” He asked, barely hiding the irritation in his voice. I sighed and rubbed my forehead. The memories were coming back faster, and I didn’t want to remember them. But if this was what was happening, then I had to make sure that I did better than last time. At the distance, Dayton was talking down the vampire while the whole pack watched. He tore off its neck from the body before smashing it to pieces with his foot. That was grotesque. But I could see the rage in his eyes. He was fuming at the vampires which meant that he could handle the rest here. “Are there any more?” He asked the crowd that was gathered but nobody responded. He walked up to us afterwards, his hands stained with blood. “What do we do now?” He asked. “You have to prepare your pack fo
RohanFive years ago. “Alpha! Thank goodness,” Eric said as I stepped out of the truck. It was twilight and I could smell the tension in the air. We were running out of time. They would soon be here. I could feel it—the strange shift in the air. We didn’t have much long left now. “What’s going on?” I asked and looked around. The men were gathered but they all looked scared. This pissed me off. “Why are you all looking like you’ve seen a ghost?”There was no answer. They all stared at me in silence, scared out of their minds. This irked me. At this rate, we wouldn’t be able to hold them back for long. “Well? Someone better answer me!” I demanded. “W—We didn’t know that vampires were real,” one of the men said. He was a boy of about nineteen with short dirt blonde hair. His blue eyes were lit in fright and his knees trembled as he held onto his blade. I bit my lips staring at him. He would be the first to die. “Well. Now you know that they are,” I said. “Now stop acting like wimps







