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A new shadow had entered the story. And Chapter 78 closed not with peace… but with a warning.

Fair Warning: This chapter contains sexual and mature scenes that might not be suitable for some audiences, especially those below the age of 16. But since you choose to read this story despite the 18+ warning, well, enjoy what you signed up for. °°°°°°° Xyrra’s POV

Warning: This story is completely fictional. Any relation to events, location or human characters is purely coincidental. Please do not copy this book in any way. Anyone caught doing that would be punished according to the law. This story contains little mature content. Please condone with me if you are against inappropriate scenes :) I'll always give you a warning about it. I'm really sorry I'm warning you about this now. I just felt I should make it official. I hope this doesn't cause inconveniences. Do stick around to get more updates on this book. Thanks! Hope you understand ^_^ Copyright 2020. All rights reserved.

"Well you must have charmed Wyoming." "Yea, my coworkers are...were wonderful, I'm going to miss them." "Were they sad to see you leave?" "It happened so fast. I turned in a letter of resignation and didn't get to say goodbye. That stung a little, but after being attacked by the outcast I knew I couldn't go back to Laramie. I was in denial about becoming a wolf. I think if I would've embraced it things might be different now." David nodded. Clara saw the worried look on his face and decided to continue.

But… “If I hear that word again, each time you say it, I’m going to kiss you, “he warned. @DEATH WISH Thank you for supporting my Novel! You may also read my complete and ongoing novel. (Hmmm... While waiting for an update.) Title: TAMING THE DANGEROUS CEO THE DEVILISH BILLIONAIRE FATED TO MARRY THE DEVIL ALPHA KING CHECKMATE NINE MONTHS Would like to hear your lovely review. Looking forward to your motivational review. Love yah all readers!

“A deal’s a deal sweetheart. Have a seat.” I looked over at Joshua for him to say something but he was still shaking his head. “Oh God,” was all he could say. I gave pleading looks to Daniel and Oliver who were still laughing, apparently endlessly amused at my embarrassment. “I’m sorry Sarah,” Oliver said. “We take wagers very seriously. I’m afraid you’ll have to honor the bet.” “Arrr…seriously?” I asked Nate. “Hey, you mess the bull,” he said.

Since he was the only one injured, they probably just wrote it off as an accident instead of reporting that he had been driving under the influence. It was infuriating. I was so tired of people getting away with endangering others, and I was happy he was no longer a threat. Now, all we had to do was deal with Nyla and Conner. I could feel the eyes on me as we climbed out of the vehicles in front of the pack house. The group of wolves surrounding me as we made our way through the building had me feeling like they were expecting something to pop out at me at any moment. The sickly feeling of not being safe, of Maddie not being safe, had me jumping at the slightest noise.

AUTHOR'S NOTE: Hello. Thank you in advance for reading my latest novel, The Prophecy: Amarah's Alpha. I hope you will enjoy the journey of our two main characters as well as their entourage. Just to let you know, this novel is written out of my imagination. The contents in the novel mentioned herein are of mine and does not represent the views and opinions of others. Any incident that will be written or mentioned herein, is in no way related or is purely coincidental.

Almost dying was a thrilling experience; ten out of ten recommend it. Once Luka calms down, we step away from the door and wait for Laz to close and lock it. Surely, even in a situation such as this, we can't risk the safety of our kitty cat, even in our brother's district. Some wolves act like first-class bitches if they get jealous, which turns into a shitshow, another thing we don't need.

Until every memory of her looking at me like I was nothing was erased from existence. Because you can't stand it, the wolf whispered. Can't stand that someone finally said no. I stopped walking. The corridor was empty. The torches flickered. Somewhere above, my pack went about their lives, unaware that their Alpha was falling apart in the dark. She had said no. Not with words, her voice had barely worked, but with every fiber of her being. With her knee driving into my groin. With her eyes meeting mine, unafraid. With that final, whispered declaration: