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I let out a dark chuckle, “Time is all I have in the world right now but still I don’t wanna waste even a second of it on your ruthless Alpha.” Darius sighed tiredly, “You both are the same. Equally egoistic and drowning in hatred for each other. But I haven’t lost hope yet. I’m sure if fate had brought you this closer, it must have planned something else too.” Anger crept under my skin and I glared at him, “I really hate to pop your little bubble of fantasy but if you think that my heart would ever warm up for the monster who not only kidnapped me on my wedding day, but also massacred 200 of my people, and stripped me of all of my rights then you are very very wrong, Beta.”

I had been kidnapped. “Who are you!” my voice came out shaky. I glared at them. They looked at me and burst into laughter. “Oh my God she’s scared” one said “It’s the Alpha’s girl” one whined in a singsong voice and everyone laughed. Their leader looked into my face. “Now sweetheart, we don’t want to waste your time, or ours. So this is how it will work. You will call your Alpha to wire us a million dollars and Ta da, you are free”

“The people ordered by that whore took all my money because she said you ran away!” Oh, so this is why he kidnapped me. “I didn't run away, Alpha Jayden took me.” “Alpha? What do you mean?” This man really doesn't know anything but money. “Yes, the Alpha of Pack Nexus, where you currently set foot. I'm married to him, so be prepared to be hunted down when he realizes I'm missing.” I wanted to laugh at his expression right now. It was like he saw a terrifying demon until his face turned pale. “That's why you should think about other things too besides money.”

I told him, leaning my back on his sleek black car. It looked expensive and I'm sure his house cost more than your usual salary as well. With him being Alpha, it didn't surprise me much. Alphas and Betas were known to be extremely wealthy. "You wouldn't get away from my lands before either I or someone from my pack stopped you." Dylan walked up to me and placed his hands on his car, enclosing my waist. "You are aware that this is kidnapping? I don't want to be here, with you." I glared at him.

“What! I scream over the phone. How do they expect me to get such a huge amount of money ready within 24 hours? Are these people kidding me? “We know you're married to the Alpha King, so money shouldn't be a problem for you. If you don't comply with our demands, we'll consider your sister's life forfeit.” How do they expect me to get such money? There's no way Asher will agree to help me. And my father, he's no option either. “What do I do?” I slumped heavily on the chair, my entire body restless. If they're from the human world, how do they know I'm married to Asher the Alpha King? Someone here must have provided them with information to kidnap Bella, but who could it be?

Maxwell stood tall, looking down his nose at me as if I were a piece of trash he’d finally swept out the door. I looked at them all—the people I had worked for, the people I had saved from poverty. “Only what I brought with me?” I asked, my voice dropping to a dangerous whisper. “Yes,” the Alpha spat. “Get out.” “Fine.” I sat back down at my laptop. My fingers flew across the keys with a speed that none of them understood. I logged into the Sandwell Central Treasury. I opened the bridge between the pack's operational accounts and my mother’s private investment fund.

“There are many of us inside the territory, working—I mean, you know, hoping that maybe one of the Bluemoon guys turned us into one of them.” Miah widened her eyes. “Really? Do people actually do that? I mean—” “I understand what you mean,” said the girl as she winked at Miah. Surrounded by his aides and his entire security team, Alpha Alexander was in a private room watching football on a giant television plasma screen. But the instant his bride-to-be walked through the door, backed by Bernabe, he shook himself, totally forgetting the game.

"Not until you tell me what's going on. Why are you leaving a newborn out here alone? What kind of monster—" "I'm doing what I have to do to protect the pack," I cut her off, harsher than I intended. "What I've always done. What every Alpha before me has done." Understanding dawns in her eyes, horror close behind it. She may not know about the Slavers specifically, but she's smart enough to connect the dots—a secret trip into the forest, a baby taken from its mother, my desperation to get her away from here. "This is it, isn't it?" she whispers. "What Lyla's been fighting against. What she was trying to show me. So I would join her in her—"

The only steady thing left in my world. I used to love this place fiercely. I used to believe I would rule beside my father one day. But then I met a storm-gray-eyed Alpha at a political gala, dragged him out of a fire without thinking, and fate did the rest. Mate. Love at first sight. My parents had called it foolishness. “He will make you feel small,” my father had warned. “Men like Javier Blackthorn don’t marry equals. They conquer them.” “He will one day remind you that you left everything for him,” my mother had added softly, but I hadn’t listened.

She knew I never wanted to be Alpha and was quite happy being the pack doctor, maybe she was trying to plan ahead but everything went wrong when Kiwi killed our father. It saddened me to think she had kept Kiwi a secret for so long. Not just her but father too. If mother knew she existed, did father? He had worked so hard on trying to teach me how to be an Alpha. Alexander and Kayla’s arguing break my thoughts, they had moved back down the corridor again and all I could hear was Kayla shrieking about how they were mated by the Moon Goddess and how he should love her. Rolling my eyes, I make a point of slamming the door shut, I wanted to read more of the book. Flipping the page to the one Kay