LOGINEloise’s POV
“Sir, Master―I am begging you!” My loud cries echoed around the halls of the room as Master Giovanni dragged me down the stairs by pulling every strand of my hair, forcing me to stumble down on the sharp steep of each step, wounding, and injuring my legs.
“It… it hurts!” I continued my wailing while I tried my best to pull out of his hands. He kept on dragging me until we reached the ground floor. He threw me by the wall and I could feel my spine breaking and shattering into pieces as I curled my body up to support myself from the unearthly pain that was given to me.
It was as if my ribs had already poked a hole in my organs and my wolf was severely tortured. My limbs were shaking and even if I forced myself to just cry and let the pain all out, there was no tear left for me to cry. All I have is my blood-stained dress and wounds opening up every time I try to move.
“How dare you try to steal the alpha from my daughter? I know you’re never a good deal!” Master shouted as he kicked me from limb to limb, slapped my face until I could no longer feel pain, and punched my body until I choked from my blood and vomited every single food I ate from the only meal I had yesterday.
I tried my best to protect myself from the blows he was giving but as my body reacted to the pain, he just found an opening to strike again.
“Sir, you’re killing the woman!” The headmistress of the house shouted as she saw me lying on the floor, almost lifeless.
I was bathing in my blood, not knowing where he would strike again. He could have just killed me… it would have been easier.
That way, I wouldn’t suffer from these broken bones and shattered body structures.
I waited. Lifting my head, trying to think there would be mercy in my head. When was the last time someone took shelter for me? I don’t know. Perhaps, there wasn’t such a case at all? Explains why I have grown used to the pain that is inflicted on me.
“I am trying to kill the child she could have,” Master said.
I was frozen. He… kept on aiming for my stomach, didn’t he? To kill whatever I am carrying… if the alpha happens to make a mistake and plant his seed.
“It’s already dead.” The headmistress whispered. “Before you even hit her, I’ve already put something in her drink,” she lied just to stop Master Giovanni from killing me.
I couldn’t open my eyes anymore. The swelling has reached my eye and it stings so bad, that I know I won’t be able to use my vision for a while.
“Keep that woman away from me, who knows what I might do to her.” He said. I could feel how his voice calmed down but at the same time, the anger was still lingering with him.
“Throw her out.” The beta said.
I could hear something ringing in my ears. What… will happen to me now?
“But Master, there would be a storm later―
“Yes, and?” he coldly responded. “Would you rather you stand under the thunderstorm and take her place?”
His words were powerful enough. On both ends of my arms, someone helped me up. I could feel how the bending of my knees made it sting and how my bones continued to sound like it was being broken into pieces using a hard metal that continued being banged on my back.
They dragged me out and did not even help me get down the stairs safely. I stumbled upon the high ground and fell on my face on the muddy ground. I couldn’t move my body anymore. My energy had run dry, all I could do was breathe, cry, and silently scream inside my head.
As the rain slowly poured down my head, droplets by droplets, I felt it comforting me. Even if the wind which was cold and made me shiver in pain was hugging me, I could only be thankful that I was still alive.
I lifted my head as I wiped my tears. Alongside the rain that washed all the water in my eyes, I tried my best to crawl.
I stared at my face by the puddle, a small pool of water coming from the rain. I noticed how I am barely recognizable. I am no longer the woman I was before.
The sharp stones continued to create more open cuts in my body but I could no longer feel how bad they hurt. There is no more time for me to reflect and ponder on how I can make them hurt less. All I wanted to do was run… but with the way they severed my body so I would die in vain in front of their mansion, they planned everything well enough.
Lighting eventually came and I caught a small glimpse of the environment in front of me. I was about to give up, lose all my strength, and just let this whole thing kill me when my eyes, forcefully open, landed on someone else’s foot.
Suddenly, I felt like hope visited me. With the droplets of water blurring my vision, I still lifted my head to try and see who the person was. My voice was gone, I could not answer any questions.
The man bent down to get a full glimpse of me. The darkness and fog, it is blocking everything. I cannot see… who this man is.
I forced myself to talk. I coughed and vomited blood before actually moving forward. “Who… who are you?” I whispered in the air. I tried my best not to stammer and make him walk away from me.
Before I could pass out, my surroundings suddenly became quiet. With the spatter of liquid hitting the ground and the rustling of leaves amid thunder, everything became clear.
Lighting makes his face visible as he whispers the words, “Tyrone Cyprus.”
Confusion, exhaustion, and hesitations filled my mind. Who is he? Why is he in front of a pitiful omega rejected and loathed by everyone?
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Hyacinth’s POVI stared at Vince who were peacefully sleeping all while I was standing just beside his bed. If this man have a heightened senses, why don’t he feel my presence?I asked the maids which rooms he had been using and of course, it is the biggest of them all. He even had this huge bed and there was so much space. Why does he have to have something that fancy to begin with? He doesn’t need it.His chest rose and fell steadily, completely undisturbed by my attempts to wake him earlier.“Vince,” I whispered, nudging his arm. Nothing. Not even a groan.My patience wore thin, and a mischievous grin tugged at my lips. “You leave me no choice,” I muttered. Carefully, I pinched his nose, holding it firmly shut. It took only seconds before his eyes flew open, wide with panic.“What…” he sputtered, jerking upright and batting my hand away. “What are you doing?”I stood back, arms crossed, feigning innocence. “Good morning! You weren’t waking up, so I improvised. Now get up, we have a
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Hyacinth’s POVSo all this time… the real vince is…"Dead," he said bluntly. "But not entirely gone. Sometimes, I can feel him fighting me, trying to take back control."As if it was not enough to send thousands of chills down my spine. How can a person like him live? Is this really the potential of hybrid?The room seemed to tilt around me. "And the pack? They don’t know?"He shook his head. "They think I’m their savior, their rightful leader. If they knew the truth, they’d turn on me in an instant. They think that Alpha Vince killed a hybrid and burned him to the ground. Pretty heroic, right?"I took a shaky step back, my mind racing. This man—this boy—had lived through horrors I couldn’t begin to imagine. But he was also the reason I was here, the reason I was torn away from my family. "Why are you telling me this?" I asked. "Why bring me here?"He straightened, his gaze locking onto mine with an intensity that made my breath catch. "Because you’re the only one who can understand,"
Hyacinth’s POVI blindly followed Vince until my feet started feeling sore. “Where the hell are we going?” I tried to catch my breath. “It seems like we are walking a ton of miles now… I am already tired.”“Can you be more patient?” He said, clearly trying to made me feel like we are going to go to something worth all the hassle that I am going through right now.The mountains felt so high. It seems as though I am walking like a corpse with all my limbs shaking right now. I could not see the village anymore which means we are headed to a very secluded area–away from the people.As I trudged behind Vince, the sharp rocks underfoot made my every step a struggle. My legs ached from the climb, and I bit back the complaints forming on my tongue.Vince moved with an ease that made me feel even clumsier, his broad back cutting a sharp silhouette against the growing shadows of the mountains. When he abruptly stopped, I didn’t, and my forehead thudded against his back."Watch it," he muttered,
Hyacinth’s POVI stared down at Vince’s arms as he carried me, my cheeks burning with frustration. I could feel his tension, but I refused to acknowledge it. I had already lost the battle of escaping, but I wasn’t going to lose the war for my dignity.The second we stepped into the village, he dropped me unceremoniously onto the cobblestone path."Ow," I muttered under my breath, rubbing my arms as I scrambled to my feet.Before I could confront him about his rudeness, I became acutely aware of the countless eyes staring at me. People paused in their work—some carrying baskets of goods, others tending to stalls—to gape at the strange girl in tattered clothing standing beside Vince. Their gazes were sharp and unkind, and I felt the judgment cutting through me.I swallowed hard, wishing for the ground to open up and swallow me whole. Vince, walking beside me with his usual calm arrogance, didn’t seem fazed in the slightest. His tall frame and commanding aura seemed to draw even more att







