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That hit harder than any fist. She walked toward him, slow, deliberate. “You kissed me. Then vanished. You want me, but you hide. You claim you’re protecting me, but you’re also punishing me.” “I’m protecting you from me.” Her eyes didn’t waver. “I’m not a fragile doll, Kael. Stop pretending you’re the only one suffering.” Kael stepped back. “You don’t know what it’s like. Every second I resist this bond, I feel my mind unraveling. You’ve read the books. You know what happens to cursed Alphas with incomplete bonds.”

“To run? To fight back? There’s nowhere for you to go. No one’s going to stand up to him for you.” Even hearing his name from her lips made me shiver. I had heard thousands of rumors about Alpha Kieran. He’s a ruthless warrior, always a step ahead of other pack leaders and crushed any rebellion before it could even start. He was an Alpha, a conqueror, so powerful that even his own pack people were afraid to cross him. And now, I was here trapped to be his sex slave? My breath hitched, my body shaking in blind anger and helplessness. But before I could say anything else, she pulled a syringe out of a small case, filled with clear liquid.

The man raised a long silver blade and started to bring it down toward the silver wolf’s neck, and I didn't even think about the distance or the risk as I launched myself into the air and felt my human skin tearing away to make room for the massive black beast that had been begging to be let loose since we left the manor. ​I slammed into the Seeker with the full weight of my Alpha form and we rolled across the damp earth in a tangle of limbs and snarling teeth, and I felt his silver blade slice across my shoulder but the pain only made me bite down harder on his leather-clad arm. He was slippery and he didn't move like a normal fighter because every time I thought I had him pinned he would d

That child was her only remaining truth in a world built on lies. The torment had escalated relentlessly since the confirmation. Deimon, who wielded his immense wealth and influence like weapons, ensured her suffering was both physical and psychological. The entire Ashworth clan seemed to have turned on her with sickening speed. Omegas, normally demure, now openly sneered, their eyes reflecting their Alpha's chilling contempt. Former friends whispered behind raised hands, their loyalty as shallow as their Alpha's love had proven to be. No one would believe in a miracle child. Every shred of her dignity was stripped away, each day a slow, methodical assault designed to break her, to force a c

Anya spoke while leaning in closer. “What is?” “His condition.” The word hung in the air between us. “Condition?” “A rare one,” she said mysteriously. “No one knows exactly what it is.” “What do they say it is?” I pressed. “Something about his rage,” she whispered. “That when he shifts, sometimes… he loses control. Completely. That’s why he’s always away. Fighting. To keep it in check.” An unstable Alpha. That’s just my fucking luck. If I mess up… Should I start fearing for my life now?

She wanted to tell him it was her fault, but could not bring herself to say the words. Every time she closed her eyes, she saw the scene that had greeted her and the pack when they approached the gas station. The Black Diamond and Moonstone packs had met in a flurry of fur and blood, and Grace had barely been able to tell them apart. But at the very center, she recognized all too well the chocolate-brown body that lay unmoving between the scrambling paws. Austin had thrown himself on top of the alpha, shielding him with his own body, and Grace had fought tooth and claw to make her way to them, adding her own body to her brother's until the Black Diamond wolves finally prevailed.

A thousand questions run through my mind, but I keep moving along. The Alpha survives and goes to another Alpha whose veins seem filled with rage, painted in crimson, his eyes glowing an unnatural black. I’ve never seen or heard of an Alpha with black-glowing eyes when their wolf surfaces, but I continue. Also, behind this other Alpha is a looming shadow with the face of grief.

People began to murmur in the crowd. The werewolf priest repeated himself, but I didn’t say a word. Kai reached for my hand. I turned to him. “Baby, are you okay?” Beside him was that bodyguard who had shown me the video of Alena and Eugene earlier. I swallowed. I turned to him, and suddenly people began to scream. I jerked my head around and gasped. “Max,” I whispered Alena’s distant cousin. He was the Alpha of the root pack. They were rivals to our pack. Sworn enemies.

"The Council will not hesitate to slaughter every pack that aligns with me. They have already finalized an execution cycle for Theo; they will burn your lands to ash just to keep my lineage buried in the dark." Alpha Vance lifted his head slowly, his eyes shimmering with a fierce, unwavering devotion that sent a shiver straight down my spine. He didn't look at me with hunger or calculation; he looked at me with the absolute certainty of a man who had finally found his North Star. He reached out, his rough, calloused hand hovering just above the stone step beneath my feet, a physical offering of his pack's blood, bone, and loyalty. "Let them come with their blades and their fire," Vance whisp

Meticulously, they laid his almost stiff body on the bed and she ran to sit close to his head, patting it. "Where's he? Where's Leo?! I thought you sent for him already!" She was almost yelling and the door opened, revealing the young man. He was the only one in the clan with healing abilities - powerful healing abilities and with him, Becca was sure her Khalid would be fine. He ran upto the bed in haste and touched the arrow. "Oh! Leo, please do something. Heal him already" she was hyperventilating. Leo touched the arrow and tried pulling it out, but paused.