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“Beat her, don’t destroy her, Ainsley. Otherwise, you’ll never get respect from any of them. And you know rumors spread faster than California wildfires around here. Everyone will know the outcome in less than an hour.” “Great.” I say out loud. “You just need a three second take down or tap out.” Alpha explains. “We’ll be calling out instructions. Remember what your grandfather taught you and you’ll be fine.” “Yes, Sir.” I look past him at Tamila who is shaking her shoulders out and getting cheers from her friends. When Cal and Alpha Lucas step back, I see Beckett at the trainer’s table looking at paperwork. I remind myself that he can’t give me any special treatment. On the hill behind them

That was the first time he called my name since we first met so I figured he was serious but I didn't care because he was starting to piss me off. "What's wrong with me? What's wrong with you? You've been acting like this since we left school." I yelled and we just kept yelling back and forth. "Like what?" "I don't know, you've just been in a horrible mood." "Well, I'm sorry if my best friend was in trouble and I couldn't be there for him but some alpha that you just met helped you." "A beta can't satisfy an omega's heat." Akito gasped, making me register what I had just said, I looked at Daichi and he had that same hurt expression on his face that he had at the door.

" I looked around at them all, and felt the weight of expectation. This was a lot to take in; the fear of failure gnawed within me. But deep down, a fire had been set. A will to protect my new family and live up to the legacy of the Alpha. "I accept," I said finally, my voice steady. "I'll do whatever it takes." Diana nodded, a glimmer of approval in her eyes. "Good. Then let us begin." My training began in earnest over the coming days. In many aspects, Alex forced me to learn to control my transformations and harness what strength there was within me. We would spar in the moonlit forest, our movements a blur of speed and power. Each training session got tougher, and with each challenge, I b

Alex removed his hand from my head, saying, “being an omega does not mean that you don’t need to learn how to fight in your wolf form, Mia. You were doing so good in your human form! And then suddenly… you need to learn to fight in both forms, okay?” I remained silent. “In our next class I want you to shift and practise with the whole class. It would not be good if you are left behind.” Mr. Alex said firmly, “see you at school later.” He gave me a smile, and then left. “Who is he?” Alpha Alessio walked to me. I was still trying not to burst into tears, so I just swallowed those tears with utmost difficulty, and looked away. “Mia?” “My pack training teacher at school.” I muttered in a low voi

She would feel into her the next time she saw her. “I take it you know this person?” Ruby said. “Yes,” Thea said. “Please, everyone,” she looked at Delta team, Xavier, the triplets, then the witches. “Don’t say anything to Alessia yet. She hasn’t even shifted. She needs time. I want to put her in Alpha training, have her shadow us, and when her confidence is built up, then we can let her know and see what she wants to do. I don’t want her to turn the position down because she hasn’t been prepared and doesn’t think she can do it. Let’s teach her how to do it. Then she can make an informed decision.”

“Don’t you think you’re overreacting? I have a higher range of tolerance than you do. I’m the perfect choice for this.” Part of the training that makes you an Alpha requires building high tolerance to extreme weather conditions, heat included. That’s just the tip of the iceberg. The days I spent in that death camp prepared me for the worst conditions. I shake my head, pushing the memories to the back of my mind. “I can survive for quite a while in there.” “I am the doctor here, alpha kai. I know how to stop a convulsion.” “I will go in there, Anna, " I say with a tone of finality. She sighs, her hands trembling as she takes a step back. She hands me a spatula.

"My Luna… can only be Simona." The video ended. Alpha Martin gripped my arm tightly, his voice almost begging. "Simona, I didn't marry her. I didn't betray you." "Tell me what you don't like about me—I'll change, okay?" "Don't leave me. Please, don't leave. You know I can't live without you." He clung to me like a stubborn child who'd just lost his favorite toy. I pried his hand off and stepped away, putting some distance between us.

*** Alpha's office… Bellatrix was enervated. After so much effort in getting down the books that Alpha Killian had requested, it was time to put them back, that too, without any form of assistance. He had told her all this stress was just a warm-up. Then, what about the 'training'? She finally understood the meaning of the Gamma's last words to her. If she could survive one day of the Alpha's training, she and Xoey ought to celebrate and get drunk, if possible. After what felt like an eternity, she finally restored the books to their proper location. Then, she propped her right elbow against the side shelf, gasping for air as she rested her forehead on her wrist.

Alex nodded, grabbing her own seat cushion. Lexi popped open the hatch and climbed up to the roof. Alex crouched down on the table and sprang up landing neatly next to the hatch. "How'd you do that?" Lexi asked. Alex smiled. Finally, something she knew that Lexi didn't. "Years of training as an Alpha." Her brow furrowed. "I'm sorry you missed out. You should have had the same training." Lexi shaded her eyes with her hand as she squinted out across the brilliant water. "Dad taught me enough to survive."