Alpha's Regret: His Rejected Hybrid Mate
Without a word, they vanished into the bushes, an entire bandwagon of killers melting into the darkness like they never existed.
Not even one lingered or looked back. The silence that followed this was louder than any howls.
I lay there on the asphalt road, bleeding terribly, with heat leaving my body in sluggish waves. My chest rose once, then stuttered. The copper taste of my blood coated my tongue and made me choke.
I tried to push myself up, but I just couldn't. My arm simply gave out, sending me crashing back into the spreading red pool beneath me.
So this was it, I thought. This is where an Alpha dies. Not in battle, stripped of dignity. But face–down in the dirt, the scent of Aria sti
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