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"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—"

“Take a seat. I’ll call you when it’s ready.” Ryleigh thanked her and found a small table near the window. She set the book down and glanced around at the other customers—some in work uniforms, others clearly on lunch breaks. Everyone seemed to belong to each other in some way. There were smiles, inside jokes, touches on the arm. She missed that. She missed him. Her eyes fell to the book. She turned it over and read the back blurb: He was the Alpha, ruthless and feared. She was the girl with fire in her blood and secrets in her past. When their worlds collided, the moon would decide if they were fated—or doomed.

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.

He tsked as if he could read my mind, then he snapped his fingers at my father. “Knock her out. I can’t have her awake for the return journey.” He commanded my father who moved toward me, but I was faster. Flashback over*** I looked at Julian whose eyes were still fixated on my father. "He sold me to Leo," I admitted through the mind link then I tightened my grip around his wrist as I felt a feral growl threatening to spill out from his throat. "You promised," I reminded through the mind link. "Did your Alpha not look for you?"

"I don't want to hurt Yvonne, she means a lot to me. But she'll come around. The sooner the better. So I'll take care of Yvonne, I promise." That last part was muttered under his breath and I wondered if I had actually heard him correctly. "The packs will have their rightful leader, Faye. That's a sacrifice you and Nathan will have to make." "They're not going to accept you just because you think you should be the Alpha, merging three different packs. They're sired to their Alphas." "Sweet, sweet, clueless Faye. Why do you think I stole the moonstone? Well took it actually, not stole. It belongs to me now."

He uttered as he pulled on a string and the white covering on the roof of the tent dropped, leaving a transparent one, exposing the stars in the sky. “I love you most, boobear.” I still didn't know why I was kidnapped as a baby and taken away from the dark storm pack but all that didn't matter anymore since it was in the past. A sigh of contentment left my lips. It feels good to be with someone you love and they love you back. For years, I was in bondage, enduring years of torment, until my Alpha came in like a wolf in shining fur and rescued me from Adrian’s claws. Life was now perfect because I was snatched by the Alpha and he swept me off my feet.

Maybe it was because he felt guilty but I was surprised, when instead of resisting, he said, "Let's go. But first, I need to get important documents in the headquarters basement." That was strange. No one ever visited the headquarters basement. It used to be a dungeon where rogues were kept back when Alphas still existed. Now, only the offices in the headquarters were used by the pack executives. It had been a while since I went there; perhaps a section of the dungeons had been converted to a storage space? Instead of voicing my concerns, I went along with him because I didn't want to waste any time. Every second wasted could be dangerous. As we reached the basement, Julian opened the door,

Not mine. Or maybe it was. Kai's face changed. “Lena.” I pulled away. “What?” His eyes stayed on me. “You growled.” I stared at him. “I did not.” “You did.” I looked toward the fallen attacker. His breathing was shallow. Marcus crouched beside him and searched his jacket. “Alpha.” Kai turned. Marcus held up a phone. “Message just came through.” Kai took it. His eyes moved over the screen. Then his expression went cold.

I demanded. It's only Benna who can stoop that low. Tempting us with his beta's two-year-old daughter, only to lie to the world that we kidnapped her and tarnish my reputation, something I have built for ten fucking years, "Yes, Alpha Maseno." My beta's voice jarred me from my trance. "Just know that we won't leave here empty-handed. We will be living with our money or something valuable that belongs to him. Something he is overprotective of, I am sure there is," I said while pressing the small button at the side of the Bluetooth to hang up.

"And?" "She was kidnapped by a powerful Alpha, and when I found her at Aunt Hyacinth's place, she was actually fleeing from the Alpha. Unfortunately, he had caught up with her and left her for dead." "Who's this powerful Alpha?" I park my hands at my waist, frowning in thought. "She didn't say, but that's not the part that got my attention. The powerful Alpha supposedly has a superior around our lands. She said she could hear the sound of babies crying in the superiors' home when her Alpha met them."