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I had overheard them talking, and their words had stayed with me ever since. “Luna Everleigh hasn’t given Alpha Theo an heir yet. What’s her use?” “Alpha Theo needs a strong alpha bloodline. She’s failing him.” “She’s just a useless miscreant who got lucky. Who knows what she must’ve done with her body that she hasn’t been able to reproduce.”

She was suddenly agitated, and it got me worried because somehow, I had succeeded in yielding to her thesis that Sebastian would not come for us. Seeing her like this only got me worried. Perhaps, she had seen him outside and he had tried to harm her. Unsettled, I squatted right in front of her, with my hands on her knees as I beckoned for her to shake off the gloomy mood and let me in. "Babe?" I whispered softly. "If you're not ready, we could wait..." "They asked me to be alpha and I agreed." She read off her recitation like a rapper. Immediately she was done, she kept absolutely mute and began to fidget, trembling so profusely like she would melt away.

“I can’t leave without telling him where I am going.” “Is there no way to contact him?” Anna looked around the cave with its magical torches and furnishings that, for the most part, I had conjured up. “No, I don’t suppose you have the internet down here?” “Inter-what?” I asked. Rachel and Anna’s jaw dropped open simultaneously. I laughed, “You can certainly see that you are sisters when you both look at me that way.” Anna snapped her mouth closed. “I am the queen of the Lycans.”

She's trying to hide it, but the evil runs too deep. “Alpha,” Vera whispers in a terrified voice. “I know,” I say.

“Take a seat. I’ll call you when it’s ready.” Ryleigh thanked her and found a small table near the window. She set the book down and glanced around at the other customers—some in work uniforms, others clearly on lunch breaks. Everyone seemed to belong to each other in some way. There were smiles, inside jokes, touches on the arm. She missed that. She missed him. Her eyes fell to the book. She turned it over and read the back blurb: He was the Alpha, ruthless and feared. She was the girl with fire in her blood and secrets in her past. When their worlds collided, the moon would decide if they were fated—or doomed.

"Don't even dare to think this is over yet. I am coming back with a full force and trust me your whole family is going down with me." Anna stood up in all of her glory, towering over Ava who was still some inches shorter than Anna despite wearing a heel. "You should be the one to look out for yourself. There are some secrets about you I would like to share to the world including your deal with our supposed Alpha." Anna said in a muffled tone but loud enough for just Ava to hear.

After two minutes of searching, Fitcher shouted, "Vlad, I think I found something." Vlad moved towards Fitcher to see. It was a brick but instead of it being partly out like the one outside, it was slightly in creating space on the outside. "This is it. Let's try bringing it out." Vlad suggested. They brought it back out and the wall moved and split into two. They entered and came into a room. There were shelves of books and a table at the centre filled with books, writing materials and a pile of letters. The table looked old, it had a chair behind it and two in front of it. They had finally reached the Alpha's secret room. He didn't really know why they called it that but Fitcher had said t

"More details about that bastard alpha." His face turned uninterested. "So what did you find out now?" he asked with a flat tone. Ignoring his apathy, I began to spread out the papers and printouts on the desk, pointing to a particular date. "I was awake last night digging deeper into the alpha, and I think these are connections that can be crucial. Look at this; it seems he has a secret camp where he starships girls and pretends to be philanthropic. That is where our answer lies."