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He introduced himself and Muna frowned, instantly hearing the word ‘ Alpha ’. “ I don't care who just left ”she said. “ Huh ” Dexter said. “ Just leave. I don't want to see any one of you. ” “ I'm sorry about what Alpha did to you, but I'm not gonna hurt you, okay? ” “ And why would I trust you? ” “ Please just trust me ” “ No, I don't trust any of you, so just leave now ! ” Muna said and Dexter sighed. “ Okay, but please you have to come with me ”he said. “ To where? ” “ Alpha asked you to join him for lunch ”

Then, like lightning, she launched herself at them. “Drop him!” she screamed, claws flashing. One rogue snarled. “The Luna dares bite?” Her claws extended, her roar filled the room, and she tore into one of the intruders with feral strength. Blood splattered the walls, but there were too many. “Run!” my father choked, his voice barely audible, his eyes finding me even as his body sagged. “Zara…run…”. They struck him down before he could speak again. My father…the strongest alpha I knew…fell to the ground and went still.

“And no commands, if you can help it.” Sable’s heart stuttered. “Who are you?” The man’s gaze slid to Caelan—measuring, wary. “Depends on who’s asking,” he replied. Caelan stepped forward half a pace. The bond tightened. Sable felt the immediate surge of heat between them—power rising like a tide. The stranger’s eyes narrowed. “Alpha,” he said under his breath. “Alive.” Maeven’s jaw clenched. “We’re passing through.”

However, I didn't want those fantasies to overpower my logic. "Your ex-boyfriend," he corrected me possessively, his body tensed like a predator about to charge after its prey. I might as well have been playing with fire, but I didn't care. I wanted to irk him, but my efforts seemed vain. For an alpha who had found his mate, he seemed highly in control and rational. This was unlike the other alphas, who immediately transformed into animals and wouldn't stop until they had marked their mates. I had heard some traumatic stories about such mating, and it had always made me wish never to have an alpha mate. The moon goddess had done me wrong.

“Now that we have the rightful Alpha knocking at your door, you need to get Pitman out of your system.” She stepped closer, adjusting my gown as if I were a doll. “You knew but allowed me to continue because he was an Alpha? And now?” I asked bitterly. “Now you should stop romanticizing Pitman. He should have been the first to ask for your hand in marriage, but he is late now.” She rolled her eyes and I stared at her in horror. “You should be thanking the Moon Goddess. You got an Alpha for an Alpha. No loss,” she smiled. “Alpha Fauz is your fated mate. An Alpha strong and respected. This union will elevate us.”

He knew, as well as she did, that loyalty, sacrifice, and nothing but irreparable resolve would be what it took to make it through a test ahead. The minutes ticked by, each one weighted with the enormity of what lay ahead. In the quiet of that space, Derek watched his Alpha, his friend, with a new weight of respect and loyalty. "Whatever happens, Liam… I'm with you. We'll face this together." Liam nodded his thanks, his face a mask of resolve. "Thank you, Derek. I'll need you. We'll all need each other in the days to come.” The night came, silent, yet full of sly threats. Both men sat watchful, resolute, waiting for whatever darkness fate would bring. The house was silent, but beneath its su

and “the alpha’s claim.” I clenched my fists, heart hammering. I wasn’t sure what it meant exactly, but I knew I was in deeper than ever. That afternoon, I ran into Ronan, one of Kade’s closest packmates, near the market. He gave me a long, appraising look. “Not many humans survive what you did,” he said quietly. “And even fewer get claimed.” I forced a smile. “I don’t even know what that means.” He shrugged. “It means you’re part of this world now. Whether you like it or not.”

“Her lineage may not be pure, considering she's your illegitimate daughter but the alliance will outweigh her... deficiencies.” My blood ran cold. What alliance? What deficiencies? I eased closer to the partially open door, careful not to make a sound. The sound of chairs scraping against the stone floor followed, as if someone had stood. “This decision is final,” the Alpha said. “It’s for the good of the pack.”

I watched her as she paced back and forth. "Then the Alpha's star was introduced. A certain century, no one was the alpha. The alpha died - not a natural death, but was murdered. He had a witch by his side, then that witch placed a curse that anyone that ascended the alpha's throne would die except if the moon goddess shows mercy and appoints someone to rule. For several years, there was no alpha, some tried, and they died. Everyone was scared. The Werewolf clan became a lawless one, no morals, others do as they want, chaos was the saviour of the day that brought them to destruction. After a long period of time, the Alpha's star came. The white priest then had a dream about the Alpha's star.

The crowd gasped in astonishment, and Alpha Joe stood victorious, raising his fist in triumph while Alpha Jay was swiftly carried away on a stretcher. The fight was over, and Alpha Joe was declared the winner, to everyone's astonishment. I was happy at least. I wanted him to win, and he had finally won, much to the dismay of everyone. My joy was short-lived as soon as he raised his hand, beckoning the crowd to become silent. "I have an announcement to make," Alpha Joe said. He looked around, wearing a huge smile on his face as he spoke with pride. "I have found my mate."