All Chapters of The Mysterious Alpha : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

This was the night; it was the night I had waited for all my life. I had counted the days and time until this particular moment. I stood before the mirror, smoothing out my long blue dress; it was my choice for my birthday and mating celebration. I had always thought of blue as colors that represent perfection; which meant tonight would be nothing but perfection. My eighteenth birthday, the night I’d finally find my mate, and begin my journey as a united pair. And probably start my role as the future Luna of our pack; the Sun Blood Pack. Adrian, the next alpha of our pack was rumored to be my match. Every female’s dream, but specifically mine because he was the one person I’ve been crushing on. As I gazed at my reflection, a shiver ran down my spine. This was it. The start of my new life.But as I turned to leave, a searing pain shot through my tight. I gasped, clutching at the spot. A bold, crimson mark had appeared on my tight. I parted the slit of my dress, and stare at the mark,

Freda’s P.O.V His words continued to ring in my ears – the Sliver Blood Pack was the most powerful pack to ever exist. In all my years back at home, learning to become a daughter worthy of my father’s position – I have never heard of this strange Pack. And I have heard or rather read almost everything; even though reading was forbidden to female. Sitting in a single position was starting to get to me, and the silence was starting to drive me mad. My captor sat in the corner, sharpening a tool. He wasn’t paying attention to me, but I knew he was at alert by everything and anything I do. I had always been active, and sitting here, especially when a whole lots of questions needed to be answered had never been my forte. The mark burning on my tight was a clear reminder that everything happening was real, and I still have no idea who I was. I glared at the long hair from behind, every nerve sparking with irritation “What do you want from me? Do you intend to keep me here forever?”

The silence stretched on, each second feeling like an hour as the blonde guy’s gaze moved slowly, assessing me from head to toe. I had no idea what Craig meant by ‘She is the one with the mark’, but from the way the stranger was looking at me, it felt like something important – something that made me an object of scrutiny. I cast a questioning glance at Craig, but he was already moving ahead, his stride confident as he headed into the clearing. I followed, wary but determined, and the blonde guy fell in step behind me, like a shadow I couldn’t shake. My breath caught as I noticed the wolves – a mix of men and women – seated in trees and scattered across the grass, as if they belonged here, even in this desolate place. They looked so casually at home for someone who was in the middle of nowhere. But the moment they noticed Craig, they sprang to attention, some with surprise while others with excitement. Craig greeted them with a nod, his expression mirroring their enthusiasm. Yet wh

My leg throbbed from walking too much, and it seemed every ounce of energy had been seeped right out of me. From the moment I was done healing most of the injured members, all I wanted to do was rest. But Craig had announced that staying there was dangerous, claiming those masked men might still be nearby and decide to attack us unaware again. Thankfully, I was leaning on Ava. She had been a real support system throughout this ordeal. I still had no idea where we were going to, but Craig and Greg seemed to know, as they led the group while the others followed at an alert pace. “Do you have any idea where we’re going?” I asked Ava. Ava didn’t spare me a glance as she shook her head, but the way her eyes were glued to Craig’s back made me pause. I had an idea - it was one of those things she wasn’t allowed to say. It made me wonder what their whole deal was all about. Apart from being curious about our destination, I was also curious about what she had said about their uncle. Messe

I blinked at him, expecting him to say it was a joke or something, so we could laugh it off and join the others. But he only stared at me, as if he was actually expecting a response from me. I frowned at him, “You were serious.”He frowned back, “I don’t joke with serious issues.” He picked up a stray twig that had tangled with his boot. “It seems you need to think about it. We don’t have all day. The others are waiting, and time waits for no one.”He didn’t wait for me to reply before he taking off. I immediately moved behind him. I wasn’t familiar with the woods yet, and the last thing I wanted was to get lost. As we walked back to the others, a question tugged at my mind, and I couldn’t help but ask. “Why do you need me?”He paused, his gaze flickering to where my mark was, making me conscious of the mark that had turned my world upside down. I tugged at my dress, now dirty and drenched in sweat. If I were at home, I’d want nothing more than to change out of this dress, but , I wi