Semua Bab Rejected by the Alpha: Mated to the savage Lycan: Bab 1 - Bab 10

ANNA I WAS STUNNED for a second, and then I laughed maniacally. "This was a joke, right?" My gaze flashed from Beth and to my husband. "Right?" It was Beth that answered in her annoyingly grating voice. "I am afraid not, sis." She twirled her long black hair with a finger and continued. "I knew something was different when I crossed the borders into our pack," she sighed. "And I assure you, it was a big surprise when I caught the scent of freshly mowed lawns," She took in a deep breath and moaned in ecstasy. Sometimes, the scent of your mate was often one you enjoyed very much. It could range from the smell of vanilla cupcakes, to dried-out earth or to even toothpaste. "You know how much I enjoy the smell of cut grass," she said. "So I followed the scent, and bumped into your husband... and the scent was coming from him." She winked at him and he looked away, blushing profusely. "What?" All these still sounded like a joke to my ears. "Rick, is this a joke? Like some kind of si

ANNAONE THING THEY don't tell you about when you go rogue is the loneliness that comes with it. For the first time ever, I felt totally alone. No bonds of the pack, no mind link, no nothing. Just my battered self, my growing baby, and my wolf. She talked to me to help me maintain my sanity, but apart from that, the only living things I've seen were squirrels and rabbits. And I came across a slithering snake once. It has been 2 days since I left Rick and my sister, but their betrayal still burns in my chest anytime I think of it. "Take a deep breath, Anna," My wolf said. I obeyed. Anytime my mind wandered to the betrayal, I usually go into a mini panic attack. I plucked some fruits as I continued walking through the forest. I had been living on fruits and nuts for the past 2 days and drinking water from a stream that meanders through the forest. I stopped at the streambank to wash my face and arms before I continued my journey. I looked at my reflection and could barely recognize w

ANNATHERE WAS NO hope. I sat at the edge of my cell and cried pathetically. The tears streamed down my face. I started regretting my past choices."Don't regret it," my wolf, Ava, said to me. "You could not have survived with Alpha Rick."Wouldn't I? I sobbed. It was still better than being locked in a cold, dark cell with death in your future. Mitch had clearly told me that I was going to die, and I did not doubt him one bit. He was going to kill me. "And who says Alpha Rick wouldn't have killed you too?" Ava asked me.I rubbed my eyes and got to my feet. I walked to the front of the cell and held the steel bars. "Could I please get a blanket down here?" I asked one of the guards in a small voice. "It's terrible cold down here."It was like they were statues. They didn't move or give any indications that I had just spoken to them. I rubbed my belly, worrying about the baby forming in my womb. I should not be exposed to extreme conditions like this. Doctor Alan had told me to avoid

ANNA"OH SHIT!"That was the first thought that came to my head as I decorated Mitch's feet with my vomit. But I couldn't help it. I was getting more advanced in my pregnancy and soon I would not be able to hide it any longer. I had been locked up for a week now. Draco, the beta visited me every day with food and water and some more blankets. I wondered why he was nice to me, or was he just nice to everybody?The guards too had started to treat me a bit better. I had thought my situation was getting better, maybe I was going to go free.But one look at Mitch and that hope dissipated as fast as it had come. His eyes still burned with hatred towards me and things I didn't know about. I was a bit surprised to see him and I suddenly felt nauseous when he walked into the cell.I kept my gaze averted all the while he spoke in a harsh tone. I could feel myself getting more uncomfortable and he seemed to be enjoying my squirming. When he told me to speak to him and I opened my mouth, I could

3 MONTHS LATER...ANNA"THE TRUCK IS all packed up," I called in a loud voice.I heard Lorna stumble and curse from inside her house before she yelled "Coming," "She will be out in a minute, sir," I said to the truck driver. He nodded at me through the sideview mirror. Lorna stumbled out of the door and came towards me. Her face was red and she flashed me a bright smile. "Why. Hello, Anna," she said. "Hope you didn't wait for me long."I chuckled. Lorna was a terrible late goer to anything. She climbed into the passenger seat, when I started to get in behind her, she shook her head. "No no," she closed the door tightly. "You are not going anywhere today. Not with your condition," "What? You can't do that to me," My condition. I laughed. My condition being my sharply protruding belly. "This is one of the few chances I have to actually go and see the market fair.""There'll be another one next year, darling," She said sweetly.Next year. Would I be here next year? I often wondered. E