All Chapters of A Blessing in Disguise: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

I woke up with a start, my head bumping against the headboard and grazing my arm. A sweet, unicorn-scented mist filled the air from the diffuser on my side table. As I looked around my room, confused and disoriented, I felt a strange, invisible presence. Something didn’t feel right.I glanced down at my arm, and noticed a scratch, stinging faintly from the headboard’s impact.But as I leaned in to get a closer look, the scratch seemed to vanish before my eyes. Had I imagined it? My heart began to race. I could hear the rustling of leaves outside, the song of birds, and even the hushed voices downstairs. Everything seemed to be amplified, my senses strangely heightened.And then I heard the voice again. This time, it seemed to come from deep within my own mind, amused and bemused at my confusion. “Are you always this stupid, or are you just slow?” it taunted.I felt a sudden jolt of energy surge through me. Before I could respond to the voice, I heard another, softer voice whispering

The music pulsed through the crowded ballroom, but all I could focus on was Marcus. My mate. The one person fated to be mine forever. We swayed to the rhythm, our bodies so close, I could feel our hearts beating as one. What a night!Marcus's warm breath tickled my ear as he whispered, "You're a 10/10 Bella, super fine. You know, I'm the luckiest wolf alive." I blushed, my cheeks warming up. I couldn't believe this handsome guy was mine either. And he was so sweet OMG! We laughed and danced, lost in our own little world. But as the night wore on, I felt my phone buzzing in my pocket. I hesitated, not wanting to break the passionate spell we had. Marcus noticed my distraction and raised an eyebrow. "Everything okay?"I pulled out my phone, and my heart leapt when I saw my dad's message: "Meet me at the lakeside. Now." I felt a shiver run down my spine. Where has he been the whole day, also what surprise does he have by the lake tonight? I rolled my eyes at his text. "Sorry, Marcus, I

I might have fallen asleep from all that crying and heartbreak I experienced from my mom's visit earlier on. When I woke up the cell was a bit darker and I assumed that it was either around midnight or early morning. While I was still trying to figure out the date and time, a small figure hurried into my cell, casting a furtive glance over her shoulder. Her scent easily gave her away, it was Eira, my family's most trusted house helper, her face lined with concern.“Oh my Bella. Luna Arissa has already left,” Eira whispered, her voice shaking with emotion. “She has not yet spoken to the other Alpha, but he is known to be more merciless than any before him. I overheard him telling our Beta earlier today that tomorrow he will set a good example with you. That he will restore our lack to order. ”Eira’s words sent a shudder of fear through my heart. I knew all too well the reputation of this other Alpha, a fearsome warrior whose justice was swift and brutal. I was too stunned to even co

Chapter 7The moonlight filtered through the thick canopy of trees, though this helped me find my path clearly, it didn't help that I'll be in the spotlight, so some rogue or beast may prey on me. Nonetheless, I continued running, with 3ach step, my paws pounded against the dirt, carrying me deeper into the wilderness. The wind whipped through my fur, carrying with it the scents of the forest—damp earth, sharp pine, and the distant scent of the pack, growing fainter with each passing moment. Thanks to the hunting lessons I used to take with my Dad, I now knew where to stray off to avoid straddling the borders of our rival packs who were very strict towards rogues and trespassers. After a while, I even stopped worrying about time and the possibilities of running into other rogues or beasts., I pressed onward, my muscles burning with fatigue, but I pushed through the pain, my heart set on one thing, finding a human settlement to hide in. As the first rays of dawn started showing, I

The woman’s expression softened, a hint of sympathy in her eyes. “I’m Annie,” she said, extending a hand towards me. “It’s nice to meet you, Annie,” I said, shaking her hand. “I promise I won’t disappoint you if you give me a chance. And not to brag, I'm a hard worker, I can keep up with work long hours, without messing anything up.”Annie rolled her eyes and said, “Don't they all say that when scamming us?” We both laughed and Annie’s expression was thoughtful again. “We’ll see about that. But for now, I suppose we could use an extra pair of hands.” She motioned towards the table, where a stack of pans waited to be cleaned. “Why don’t you start by cleaning those? Then we'll talk properly later and I'll get to show you around.”I nodded quickly and rushed towards the pans, I couldn't believe my luck and for the first time in a long time, a flicker of hope started rising in my chest. I silently vowed to myself that I wouldn't mess this up anyhow. As the hours passed, I worked tireles