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Again, SERIOUSLY! “I’m not going to be the alpha.” It felt really strange to say it. All her life she had imagined this life she wanted, but now that she actually said it out loud it felt wrong. Their response was expected. Not many wolves would deny being the alpha of a pack, now would they? “I’m sorry, gentlemen, but I just never imagined myself in this position. Isn’t there anyone else who could be the alpha?” She sighed and the air turned thick again. Something was up, but she didn’t have to wait long to find out what, as her uncle stood up.

"Killian? That madman?" Someone in the chat gasped. "This is Hell Mode." "This Alpha has been betrayed by everyone since he was a pup. His own mother tried to strangle him, his Mate rejected him, and even his best friend stabbed him in the back. He’s nothing but an emotionless killing machine now." It sounded terrifying, but we had no retreat. The System opened the identity selection interface. Everyone started with 10 initial points. Cousin Chloe, a drama student at Yale, was the first to step up.

Then— Thud. The file landed directly in front of Asher. Papers scattered across the floor. Asher frowned before bending down to pick one up. “What is this, Alpha...?” His expression slowly changed from happiness to confusion to shock and then… fear. The more pages he read, the paler his face became. His hand shook as he looked at me through the corner of his eyes. Alpha Damian folded his arms and looked straight at him. “You fucking idiot don't deserve my daughter.” His voice remained calm.

“He told me I should get used to the pain, because I will meet worse on the battlefield. Because an Alpha’s life is all about battles. He put out his cigarettes on me every time I managed to do something that wasn’t to his liking.” “That is why you were so mad at Josh. I couldn’t think how he managed to piss you off so much, but it was simply the cigarettes,” I whispered, not daring to look up. “After nearly twenty years, I still feel the burn sometimes, and I feel like throwing up every time I smell them.”

Hayes slowly nodded while intently staring at her, he seemed like he was absorbing the emotion he saw on her face. "Once you're finally okay." He negotiated. "But I am okay." His jaw tightened even more. "Then let's meet when you come out tomorrow." And Nina didn't even wonder anymore how he found out about that. WITH THE BOOKS Hayes had sent to Nina while she was still in the hospital, she got out of her car and headed to the elevator. Her will and mind are in dispute, there is a part of her that does not want to know the truth from Hayes especially when she finished reading the book of The Legend Of The Moon Goddess and Alphas Legacy.

My father, the former Alpha to the pack that was now no more than ash, had drilled that into me at a young age. Having scoured the shelves, I finally found the book I was looking for. A thick volume titled "The History of the Spring Lake Pack." It contained detailed accounts of the pack's formation, important events, past Alphas, and much more. I settled into a corner with the book, losing myself in the rich history of Arabella’s pack. As I read, I was filled with a sense of awe and respect. The Spring Lake Pack had endured hardships, faced enemies, and celebrated victories. Each Alpha had left their mark, shaping the pack into what it was today. Now, Arabella and I would be tasked with cont

While she does that, I untie her hair, letting it fall around her shoulders in waves. With a smile, she twirls her fingers at me. Telling me to turn around. I do with a sigh, and she starts to braid my hair. "So, what was up with you and that girl earlier?" I shrug, but Rylan won't take that as an answer. I sigh and catch her looking at me in the mirror. "I don't even know. She tried to shoulder me, for looking at her Alpha." Rylan snorts. "Everyone was looking at her Alpha... I mean, hello!! He is an Alpha. Everyone is going to look at him." She ties the braid and looks at her handiwork. I roll my eyes, but can't help but laugh.

I shook my head, turning to look out the window of the diner we sat in. I felt my heart drop as I saw the man who was sitting at the bus stop across the street, watching us. "We have to go," I whispered quickly, already standing in my chair. "What? Why?" Norah asked. "We just ordered." "The Alpha from my old pack is here."

I put all my groceries on the table in my room and took them all out of the grocery bag to make sure nothing was left behind me. "At the lecture site, we will also meet with them. But it doesn't matter as long as we aren't looking for trouble, right?" Wendy lay her body down on my bed. I remembered the thing that my aunt and the others had talked about "Hey, Wendy. I had heard there were some problems in this city,and the councils joined in advising. Is it difficult? I think Alpha has always been firm in its decisions. Unlike my father who is only a beta," I asked.

The veiny arms become more visible and I drool over them as different sinful thoughts of what his hands could do to my body. My nipples poked on the light shirt I was wearing as they grew harder, begging to be touched. Those sinful thoughts I had of Asher sent an electric wave through my body until it settled on my core… Enough Daisy! I shut my eyes, regaining my composure. Good thing he didn't notice, or maybe he pretended not to notice. “How could that be? Everyone loves color.” “I'm Asher Sebastian, the most powerful Alpha in Arizona. I'm different from everyone.” He declared his profile stair dangerously, having a mixture of pride.