MIA. I dropped the cup of champagne after gulping the cup at once again. I was at the bar and Craig, Rhys’ Beta was with me. He helped me pour another round into the cup while I looked into space, seething. Rhys had to regard for me. He was nothing but a lying Alpha. One time, he wanted me, and most of the time he didn't. The times he wanted me, I forced myself on him. It had always ever been Arabella even after all of my plans to make us mate. There was a time he called her name from his sleep, I sat up and looked at him thinking it was a mistake but then he did it the second time. That night, I cried like I had never done before. I was frustrated because why did he have to think about Arabella after all of my plans. It was almost as if I wasn't beautiful enough. “Your Alpha left without informing me, did you think that is right?” I looked at Craig and he shook his head. “Where did he go?” I asked, looking back at my drink. “He didn't say,” he replied softly. I scoffed. He

ALPHA RHYS. I was gradually losing it. I was losing my mind because of Arabella. I couldn't sleep and when I did sleep, I was dreaming about her. Her name constantly got in my mouth. I remembered speaking to Craig one time and suddenly, I got lost in calling her name over and over again. Craig had to snap me out of it by tapping my shoulder. It was hard for me to understand that she was a suspect and needed to stay in the dungeon. I was torn between justice for my father and the woman my heart yearned for. I knew she was in pain in the dungeon. There was not much ventilation in there and it stunk. There was pee and poo. There was the remnant of dead rogues. There was all kind of smell in there. Every day I was plagued by guilt. I once promised her that I wouldn't let anything bad happen to her. Then, it was all a bed of roses. I gave her my word that I would protect her from any evil that was going to come to her. The first betrayal choosing her stepsister because she was my m

ARABELLA. Gently, I opened my eyes. The bright light seeped into my orbs and I shut them very quickly. It took some seconds for me to adjust to the bright light in the room. And then I sat up and took in my surroundings. I was in the hospital ward. Why was I here? The last I remembered was being served in the dining room. Speaking of food, my stomach grumbled, I hadn't eaten in a long while. I wonder how I was able to survive not eating for long. It should be because I was depressed. Hunger doesn't affect a depressed person. I slowly sat up because I felt pain in my belly, it wasn't much but it was there. Just then, a woman dressed in jeans and a blue shirt walked in. She had an overall white jacket that indicated that she was a doctor. “You are awake,” she said. “Yes,” I answered. “Why am I here?” I asked. “You are here because you fainted from exhaustion. We also found out that you are three months pregnant not with one baby but with three,” She explained. I couldn't belie

ALPHA JACK. After leaving her room, I decided to walk around the pack and check on some activities. It was normal for me to want to check around especially when it was almost nighttime. After doing this, I returned to my room and met Jenny waiting for me there. We were best friends and she could come into my room anytime she wanted. “Hi,” she said. “Hi,” I walked to the bed and sat on it before lying down. Jenny turned to me, watching my tired self stretch on the bed. “How was the journey to the packs?” she asked. “Good and stressful at the same time,” I told her truthfully. It wasn't very easy to watch over the packs. Especially because these men are Alphas. They loved to show superiority. They hated that I had power over them and whatever I said stood. They could make a decision and if it didn't sit right with me, I could change it. There were the hidden nags and the ones I saw but chose to ignore. In the end, It took a whole lot of strength to not fight them or worse, kil

ARABELLA. Jack was right, I hadn't gone out of my room. I didn't argue with him and he wouldn't let me anyway. With this, we went out. Jack stayed on my side as we walked through the street of the pack. The pack was large and every house was built beautifully. I was impressed by the look of his pack, it meant that he was a good Alpha. That had me questioning the way I looked at him. Perhaps I was overreacting. Maybe Jack was a good person. Then on second thought, Rhys also took care of his pack yet he betrayed me with my sister. We kept walking on the street, each house stationed on the right and left looked good and there was an atmosphere that came from each house. It just showed that the pack was a happy one. We had walked a good distance when Jack dropped in front of a larger house. It was four buildings tall, quite larger than a family-sized home. It made me wonder who owned the place. Before I could elaborate on my question, some children ran out of the house. They ranged fr