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I was willing to give Alpha Asher all of me—but I wanted the same in return. “I’ll try—” I stammered, swallowing my pride. “I’ll try to be good, but you know what I want.” “It seems being good is an impossibility for you.” Alpha Asher replied, his eyes returning to their usual honey shade. I couldn’t tell if that was a term of endearment for Alpha Asher, or if he was just stating the truth. “It’s not.” I shook my head. Alpha Asher had me turning into a bitch in heat, dying for his touch. “I can be good.”

His hair was disheveled and a huge frown marred his brow. “You would kill your own kind for a stranger, Ash?” the brown-haired woman clicked her tongue. “Asher…” Maggie tried again. “Let me go. I swear I’ll never cause you any more trouble than I already have.” “You are staying.” “The girl has more sense than you Asher! She wants to leave!” “It’s not safe out there! Leave us alone!” Nobody moved. “I’m Alpha and I command you to leave us alone! All of you!” his voice was a roar that sent birds flying to safety.

“What does that even mean?” Asher gave a small shrug, and a shaky little smile that didn’t match his usual bite appeared on his face. Then he stuck his hand out at Zane. “Hi, I’m Asher. I’ve always thought I was a West, but turns out I’m not. I’m not really good at school stuff, but I’m a damn good racer if I say so myself. I’m no longer an Alpha. I’m an Omega now… whose heat is dependent on... someone.” Zane felt his lips twitch at the last part, but he killed the smile before it surfaced on his face. “You're ridiculous,” he said, shaking his head. “Look, I asked for—”

I said. “How do you take this all the time?” he asked. “When I remember I can't do anything without it. However, now, I can take it as easily as it comes. Alpha Asher helped sweeten it,” I said before I could stop myself. “Alpha Asher?” his brow propped up. I nodded. “Why would he do that?” he asked and I shrugged. “You’re hiding something from me,” he added. “And if I am?” I asked. He gulped down the contents of the bowl, placing it down with his face squeezed. “They aren't easy to please, Kaelen. Alpha Asher might be sweet on the surface but he is not. He is just as ruthless as his brothers,” he said.

“The alpha.” Sasha nods once, concern etched deep into the lines of her face. “He wants to see you immediately.” “I know.” I straighten my shirt and reach for my jacket. “He always does.” She sighs. “You’ll be fully healed by nightfall,” she says, as if that’s meant to help. “Just… keep your head down.” I lift a hand in thanks and step back outside, the sun already high enough to bake the dust into the street. The town stretches out around me, frozen somewhere between history and now, like it never quite decided which era it wanted to survive in.

If she's the only one here, she could've cried and blamed me for not letting her enter immediately. "Hey, are you ok? Why aren't you moving?" She just groaned seeing me almost out of breath and trying so hard not to chuckle. "Aze... Did I just slip right in front of our alpha? Did I just made fun of myself with my own dumbness?" She was completely dazed while realizing what just happened. "Fuck! I wanna die, oh shit! First, I caused noise in his house then I tripped on his stairs? Can't the floor just eat me now? Why did I even go here in the first place when I know that the alpha hates unimportant visitors? And besides, it doesn't matter if I'll see you or not! Gosh, I'm dead Aze, super de

I looked Alpha Asher up and down, this time not to admire him, but to instead try and spot any weaknesses I could find in his exterior and to size him up. After I finished my assessment of Alpha Asher, I looked next to Asher to his brother. Alex had a big grin on his face and was watching my every move as though he was amused by my assessing his brother and Alpha. He probably thought I couldn’t resist the mate bond and I was some weak little she-wolf who couldn’t keep my hormones in check. News flash. I can and I am keeping them in check. I glanced back over at Alpha Asher and caught him staring at me. His eyes traveled my body up and down.

I feel my patience thinning talking to this mongrel. “I’m right here, Alpha Vincenzo. No need to attack my brother. He’s just getting a sense of what you’re all about. Name’s Asher,” A tall, lean, man, with fair skin, brown eyes, bright tattoos all over his body, and piercings in his ears, steps out of the trees next to Mr. Mullet. The most confusing aspect about this Alpha Asher is that his hair is pink- bright pink. “I have some questions,” Tobias puts his hand up in the air as he takes in Alpha Asher. I can tell from his tone and from spending the last couple weeks with him, that he is going to say something stupid. He has admitted to hating awkward silences.

Bennett by my side, maybe there was a chance for a better future, even in this unfamiliar territory under the watchful gaze of dangerous Alpha Asher. As the doctor worked, Alpha Asher entered the room once again, his presence commanding attention. He observed the scene silently, his eyes flickering with a mix of curiosity and something else I couldn't quite decipher. Dr. Bennett finished the initial examination and turned to address Alpha Asher. "Alpha, the wound is infected, but it hasn't spread significantly yet. With the appropriate treatment and care, she should recover well." "See to it, Dr. Bennett," Alpha Asher replied, his voice devoid of any emotion. "Ensure she's ready for tomorrow