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I'd be handing myself over on a silver platter. "Why not go to Alpha Burner?" my wolf suggested. "He can help us with a phone. Alphas have Alpha numbers. I'm sure he'll help." That sounded good—but I'd have to tell Burner some truths. He already knew my real name. He already suspected my past. If I went to him, I'd be handing him the last piece of my secret. "Do we have any choice?" my wolf replied. "Let's just hope he's not an enemy."

Raise too many alarms. It would be safer for us both if I stayed away. But at the same time, I don’t want to. I want to meet him. I’m dying to, actually. A sigh leaves my lips and I swivel around in my chair. “Fuck me.” Behind me, there’s a knock. My secretary opens the door, and says, “Alpha, there’s someone here to—” “Tell them to fuck off,” I command. “I’m not in the mood to receive guests.”

No name, no copyright claims… Who would leave something this private in a library? The chair screeched against the floor as I adjusted into it. I turned on the flashlight on my phone, opening the book to reveal the golden letters that filled each page. [All an Alpha ever wants from an Omega is peace.] Those were the words on the first page, and the next was followed by drawings of sexual styles. At first one would think it was sword art, but upon observation it became clear. [Extreme pleasure can only be gained when trust is assured by both parties.]

The girl left silently. The envelope trembled in my hands. All those nights sneaking into training fields under a false name. Every bruise. Every sleepless hour. Every risk I’d taken in disguise. I broke the seal. The words were simple. Direct. Absolute. “Congratulations. You have been accepted into Dravenhold Academy’s Class of Alphas.”

Somehow Macey actually felt at peace when she was brought into Omari's house, because she has no secret to hide from anyone. But she also wondered what would make Anna betray her that way. She doesn't really think she would ever be able to forgive her for doing that to her. If it was really going to lead to her death then Anna would still go ahead and betray her that way. She really trusts Anna with all her secrets, and never for once did she think Anna would think of betraying her, but now she truly knows Who Anna was. She was never going to have anything to do with Anna ever again.

the alpha? I quickly got away from his hands, ignoring the pain in my ribs as I fell to the ground. Every other person in the omega camp walked out of their respective rooms to meet the Alpha. The Archon...I couldn't believe it. It couldn't be...he was my mate. The look in his eyes was unreadable as he advanced towards me. My wolf weakly rose from where she was sitted, and I could feel the joy that rose up within her. This was what she had been waiting for? Our mate?

Victor stepped closer, his heavy boots thudding on the floor. "It means the secret is out." Elodie looked toward the window. "Permanently." The weeks that followed weren't a victory lap. They were a riot. The news didn't trickle out; it erupted. High-definition footage of the White Alpha’s roar and the shadow-wolf’s descent hit every satellite on the planet. The "Human-Wolf Segregation Act" didn't just fail—it evaporated as humans and wolves collided in the streets of every major city.

She picked it up, her blood running cold as she read the message: "Stop your games with the Alpha, or everyone will know the truth about why his mate really left. Some secrets are better left buried. A friend" Luna crumpled the note, her mind racing. Who knew about her plan? And what truth about Vincent's mate were they talking about? As she headed back to the pack house, she spotted Marcus watching her from his bedroom window, his expression unreadable. Beside him, Aria smiled that cold smile again, and Luna couldn't shake the feeling that her revenge plot had just become something far more dangerous.

Riven. Nothing. Like nothing at all. My brain spun. I moved around the space. But not with so much haste, even if I wanted to go on a rampage now, because I could already hear some of these girls whispering: “Look, it's the Alpha.” “He’s so handsome,” and all those stupid shits. I can't blame them; they had no idea what was actually going on under their noses. I walked in fast steps to the shelf where Alex had picked the book, and…