All Chapters of Scarred By My Alpha: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

AlruinI frowned at Lorak, wondering if he knew about Malric’s coming.I bowed to Malric, unable to look into his eyes and he took his seat next to Alpha Edwin. Lorak’s expression, as usual, was calm and composed, as if Malric dining with us was a casual thing. It wasn’t! I tried to keep my nerves calm, this was never supposed to happen, but somehow, it was all my fault. I had suggested he came back with us, of course Alpha Edwin would give him the special treatment. “It’s an honor dining with you, Alpha Malric. I never imagined I would get the privilege so soon.” Edwin said.Malric smiled politely, “Well, the wheel of time weaves the way it chooses and we should always expect the unexpected,” he replied, “your hospitality will be repaid duly, Alpha Edwin. A Blackthorn never forgets a favor.” Alpha Edwin smiled subtly, “I’ve heard tales of that, but you are an esteemed guest and this doesn’t need to be repaid. The good people of Silvermoon would have done this for anyone else,” h

AlruinI scoffed and looked away with a smile, “Lorak, where did this suddenly come from again?” I asked softly, but my heart was pounding furiously.Did I want to rush into this so quickly? Right after the bond between Malric and I was just broken? I wasn’t so sure about it. But I didn’t allow Lorak to see my hesitation. The manner in which he brought it up made me wonder if he was under some kind of pressure. I didn’t want Lorak to make such a hasty decision, the mate bond ran deep…it wasn’t just about our feelings anymore. We’d be connected, every thread of our lives, woven together… But the determination in his eyes told me that he had made up his mind, even though he tried to clothe it with a smile.“I would say it’s just my love for you that’s striving for something deeper Alruin, but that’s not just all. The situation we are in,” he drew me closer, “these beasts that we are unsure of, we need to stick together. What if what happened in those mountains happens again? With the

AlruinJust as I had anticipated and dreaded, the news spread very quickly.I already heard talks that there was going to be a small, special ceremony just for the both of us. I’d love it, they said, it’s always majestic and glamorous. But I wasn’t looking for all that, I didn’t want it to get to Malric’s ears so quickly. The doctor said he will be free to leave in about two days. Lorak and I will be mated in three days. The timing was crazy, and yet, it felt as if Lorak actually wanted Malric to know. I didn’t want to believe that. Lorak wasn’t petty, he was far more mature and composed than Malric and didn’t seem like one to even care about the latter’s presence here, and sometimes, that bothered me. Till today, he didn’t care to ask me what had happened in the cave between Malric and I, nor did he talk about the night I had come in late for dinner. Lorak was clearly just focused on the mating ceremony. Coupled with his duties as the Beta, he didn’t spend as much time with me as h

AlruinI was swarmed by an eerie feeling.Everywhere I turned seemed to harbor shadows that hid a secret or two about me. The world knew something about me that I had no idea about. It terrified me for some reason, having others tell me about myself. What did they know anyway? What did they mean by the words they uttered? I never believed in sorcery, only the goddess and the powers we werewolves possessed, but after what I saw in that forest… Those creatures were not normal and Malric was right, they had to be controlled. Mind control? It was possible, but that was only confirming something I have never believed in. I headed to a secluded spot in the grasslands, it was a cliff that stood alone, with a soft grass coating its hard rocks that provided a comfortable cushion which Lorak and I usually sat and watched the sun set or rise. I knew that whenever he was done with the meeting, he would come here to look for me first. I watched the pale red glow the sun left in the clouds as i

Alruin She felt excited to talk about her late son, as if she had spoken to no one about him in years. He’d died eight years ago when he and Lorak had just been young, reckless adults in love. I struggled to picture Lorak in the way she portrayed him. Immature, adventurous, outspoken and very witty; that wasn’t the side of Lorak I had come to meet. It felt like I didn’t know him any more with such insight into his past. “They were head over heels in love with each other,” she smiled, although her sunken eyes were hazy and distant. “Lorak would always skip his Beta classes and even combat training. He’d show up at my house instead, waiting for his mate and together, they’d run out into the open field. The times they spent together were always so adventurous and daring. Lorak cared little for his responsibilities as the Beta; my son was his priority. Well, until the incident.” I leaned in closer, “What happened?” I asked softly.“Silvermoon wasn’t as formidable then as it is now,