All Chapters of His Mate To Hate: Chapter 1 - Chapter 5

Chapter 1 WHO IS CORMAC GRAVES?MERRIELYNN.I woke up with a start.My room was still dark, and my heart raced when I rolled over to check the time on my phone.Shit. Shit. Shit!I scrambled out of bed, panic flooding my chest. My alarm hadn’t gone off and I was going to be late for my first day at Pinnthorpe Academy.The other kids at the foster home I lived in were always finding ways to make my life miserable––and so it was no mystery how this had happened. They all knew I had a big day today, and trust them to make sure it didn’t go as planned.I bit my lip with worry.They didn’t have much to do here except mess with me. I hadn’t done anything to deserve their hate, but it had been like this for years. I was the only one who didn’t grow up with them from birth. Apparently I had shown up a few years ago, and they still saw me as an outsider.This place was a run-down pack with no name, and a weak Alpha who no one respected outside this territory. My home was like a bad joke to the

Chapter 3 WITH A PROMISE OF DESTRUCTIONMERRIELYNN.I was carried out of my dorm room struggling and kicking, all the panicked noises escaping me being muffled by the thick bag over my head.I couldn’t see a thing, but I knew I was being carried through the halls of the female dormitory building. And it wasn’t long before I was shoved roughly into the backseat of what must have been a waiting car. My head hit the soft leather roughly, as I felt the large guy take the spot beside me.“Drive,” he barked, and I heard the backseat door slam shut.And then the engine revved.Holy mother of the Goddess. There was more than one of them.With every second that passed, sweat beaded along my skin, growing dread pooling in my stomach like yesterday’s meal.Moments later, the car purred to a stop, and my body was being hauled out just as roughly as it was tossed in.I fought.I couldn’t help it.Even though I couldn’t see a thing, I shoved at the body behind me, hitting him in the side with my el

MERRIELLYNN.I sat in the chair across from Mr. Aldridge, hands folded in my lap, trying to look like someone who hadn't just agreed to be a boy's personal puppet for the foreseeable future. Cormac sat beside me, perfectly composed, legs stretched out like he owned the room. Which, knowing his family's donation history to this school, he practically did.Mr. Aldridge looked between us, his reading glasses perched low on his nose."I don't need to tell either of you how inappropriate today's disruption was." He folded his hands on the desk. "This school has a reputation to uphold. What happened in that auditorium was nothing short of a circus."Cormac tilted his head slightly. "I completely agree, sir."I wanted to throw something at him."Mr. Wilder." The headmaster leaned forward. "We have reason to believe you organized what happened today. Would you like to tell me your side of things?"Cormac let out a breath that almost sounded like a laugh. "I was as shocked as everyone else, si