Todos los capítulos de THE OUTCAST’S ALPHA MATE: LOVE AND REDEMPTION: Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 10

Everyone was dressed in their finest wear, and Marian was not done up any less.Her outfit was a gold gown her father had prepared for her.A dress that was both alluring and an official statement.It highlighted her curves and her toned frame. Her arms were bare and her thighs peeked out of the high slit with every step she took, showing the firm muscles of her long legs. Her long hair did not hide the muscles of her shoulders and back, which shifted with every swing of her arms.Her breasts and hips were in full attendance, and nobody could second-guess whether or not her assets had anything to do with the rejection – they, clearly, had not.The display of her body, the uprightness of her poise, was a statement that she would not be cowed.A clear message that she was not ashamed or afraid to be seen.Marian knew in her heart that if she had had her way, she would have worn black or red, something ‘traditional’, but the fact that her father, the one she had left behind, left alone in

Marian had intended to kiss Reyland’s forehead or cheek, but with all the attention and unnecessary silent commotion, she was moved to do something more worthy of their eyes and whispers.Her lips met his, and he gasped.She licked the inside base of his parted lips, and his hand tightened on her arm.She nearly winced.She opened her eyes, surprised by the force he had used, and was stunned by the wide grey eyes staring back at her.Grey with yellow flecks.Were his eyes ever such a color? She pondered, staring back into his eyes.She had never really related with Reyland; she couldn’t even say that she knew him.When she was growing up, he was an unknown son of her father’s friend, almost a secret child. Rarely seen anywhere, and only for short periods of time.It was only when his father had risen to Alpha that people started to see him more often.The pack was familiar with Alpha Dax’s other two sons, and they knew his adopted son extremely well.Dorien had been popular since he wa

Dax called out, behind his wolf’s eyes, “Submit Marian! Submit!” He commanded her, “Think, Minnie. You are not the only one who will die here!” Dax continued forcefully, speaking through his wolf.And that was it, at that warning, at that reminder, that was the exact point she and her father had lost.She gazed at her father, his claw remained where they were as they stared at each other. The mind link remained broken, her father would not let her in, but his eyes were easy to read – if she were killed at that moment, he was ready to die as well.He was ready to die.And that was when the rift between them formed. The moment her father left the choice of whether they both live or die in her hands.Her eyes filled as she stared at her father’s unmoving face. If she made the wrong move, she would be lost, and her father would be collateral damage.If she died, if THEY died, who would avenge her mother and brother?“Alpha...” she pleaded, addressing her father, but only a moan escaped he

Reyland was the reason the pack had an heir who was not weak and useless.He was also the reason the war of four years ago had not led the Lightmoon pack into disarray.It was Reyland who had thought up the annual pack ceremony to remember the fallen from the war, Reyland who, years before that, as a child, had convinced his father to put Dorien forward as his heir, instead of him.And that same Reyland was whispering into Dax’s ear, giving his gentle advice for Dax to consider – display a wounded son on a stage, or help the son to the back door while he, the Alpha, regained control of an event that had many allied and some not so allied guests, in attendance.Yes, Reyland knew his father well.“Fine. Go straight home. Jackson will –” Dax replied after a moment’s silence, but Reyland jumped in.“I’ll be fine, Alpha,” Reyland whispered, a small smile on his round face as he pulled out of h

He sounds…wholesome…if that makes any sense, Marian mused. Dinka purred silently, not wanting to be heard by the man inside the room.He kicked the chest of drawers again.Marian peeked a little closer.Hmmm…from the scuff marks on it, it seems he kicks this thing quite often…she thought to herself.“She didn’t hurt you badly, did she?” The lady asked, drawing closer to Reyland, reaching for his chin.He drew back, turning his face and body away from her.“It hurt Anna. It really hurt. But…it’s healed now. Thank you for the medicine.” He replied dejectedly, his voice low.Anna placed her hand on his round shoulder; it looked so small against his frame that Marian almost let out a snort, but at the same time, she almost let out a growl.For some reason, she did not like the fact that this person was touching Reyland.Her brow furrowed as she fought her confusion and tried to focus on staying unheard, uns