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I asked as I stood up from the ground and gradually walked towards him. " My Government, doctor Ronald. I know what you must be thinking, is the US authority aware of this experiment going on? Well, the answer is no. This is all my doing, the US government was too idiotic to take up the offer, so I did. I couldn't resist the idea of creating a genetically modified hybrid from the two most rare and unique creatures, Vampires and werewolves. Isn't that mind-blowing?" He furrowed his eyebrows, and gazed at me, before lighting a stick of cigarette, took a whiff then leaned and puffed it on my face.

Lara explained, confusion laced in her tone. "Learn something else, " Duncan instructed. "But-" "Now!" He ordered, and Lara nodded, walking away. "I am only doing my job as a gamma," Egor stated. "Well, I do not appreciate you caressing my sister's body," Duncan snarled. "Would you like to confess how you saved the trespasser?" Egor inquired, hand in his pocket. "You will respect me as the future alpha, and I order you to never accuse me of that again!" Duncan thundered, using his alpha tone, knowing no one could resist that voice whenever he used it.

I asked the question that had been plaguing my mind. “Have you heard of the term ‘Ultimate Alpha’?” she asked instead of answering directly to my question. “No…I don’t think so…” I mumbled. Even if I’ve heard of it, I didn’t know what it meant at all. “Ultimate Alpha is the name given to a man who possesses a very strong wolf,” she said before she smiled gently at me. I had no idea what that meant…at all. “I’m sorry but I just don’t understand…” I said with a shake of my head.

he said. His voice was low, but there was something else in it now. Not just anger. Possession. Insult. “I touched you out of pity,” he continued, taking a step closer, his presence heavy, pressing down on me, “and you mistook it for something more?” The words settled deep. Not because they were loud. But because he meant them. Every single one. I tried to speak. “Alpha, I didn’t—” “Liar.” The word came fast.

“It’s actually a contract…ish.” He opened the letter, the ghost of a smile appearing on his lips. “Terms and Conditions Between Alpha Alexander, The Terrible, and Venus Rynders, His Angel, ” the man read out loud, momentarily looking up to quirk an amused brow at me. “Really, Red? Terrible?” You know, that sounded a lot more better in my head. I shrugged nervously. “What? You’re a difficult man. Keep reading, it gets better.” After a small shake of his head, Alpha Alexander proceeded with having his eyes sweep through my perfectly structured writings. My heart paced as I watched him closely, anticipating his reaction to the contract.

I'm sure the shadow will also disapprove of it. On the other hand I'm still just a girl and the Alpha is seriously hot. He's the complete opposite of me. Tall and big and darkly handsome. It's his eyes that gets me the most though. Eyes made of steel that looks like it can cut through someone. Sometimes I wish I was just a normal girl, even just a normal wolf. A wolf who doesn't have alpha blood running through her veins, who can crush on the alpha of a pack just like any other wolf. Who can imagine that they will mate one day, dreaming foolish dreams and putting up pictures of the alpha on her bedroom wall.

As for me, I had already made up my mind, and nothing would change it. Not long after, Elijah returned to the room, yet with another book. I groaned inwardly; I had come to realize that reading was not one of my strengths as I struggled with the first book. "Any success?" he asked as he took his seat across from me. "Yeah, but I found some strange words there that I don't understand," I admitted. "Neither do I. I think the Alpha will explain them to you. Some words are written in codes only the Alpha knows. When he's available, he'll go through them with you," Elijah explained.

I turned back to my laptop and read through the words again for the millionth time. "An Alpha is the leader of a pack of werewolves. It is the strongest, most powerful and by far the most lethal variety of Werewolf."I continued reading with the lump in my throat and the trembling of my voice. "The Alpha's are the strongest, wisest, highest-ranking members of the wolf pack, as they hold absolute control over their pack members,"My eyes scrolled down. There was a lot of information. "The Alphas are responsible for leading the pack on the hunt,"I paused.

“I suggest that you should just read it Alpha, so you could better understand.” I fell silent at his words. “Just how bad is it?” I asked and swallowed hard. Alek couldn’t answer my question for a long moment. “You are the Alpha of the Shadowfang Pack and Astrid is your daughter. Whatever you might find in this book, you are still the most powerful person that can protect Astrid,” Alek assured me, strengthening my confidence. With a nod, I proceeded to turn the pages of the book. I sat on my chair as I read through the pages carefully.

This four-eyed beast was deliberately messing with me. “If I had known you were just going to turn me down,” I muttered through clenched teeth. “I wouldn't have embarrassed myself by asking you like some pathetic fool.” He didn’t even spare me a glance. His attention returned immediately to whatever he was scribbling on that paper in front of him. “I am an Alpha,” he said coldly. “Not a teacher who exists to educate you.” “I know you’re an Alpha,” I said. “But I genuinely want to learn how to read. Just like you.”