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“But now, I wanted to know why the Alpha King of the royal pack was wasting his time involving himself with our personal business. But instead of responding to his snide remark, Dominic asked him another question. “Why did you take some of my people without my permission?” “But I didn’t Alpha King. Why did you say that?” he answered. He turned his eyes to Maira who obviously wanted to kill him with her stares. “Your omega here was a slut who had mistaken my kindness for something different. I didn’t force her to come with me, in fact, she wanted to become one of my sexual buddies. Meanwhile, I saw my runaway niece and decided to take her home with me. What’s wrong with that!” “Liar! That’s n

That'll be more than enough reason for her to kill me. "Is Alpha Colton by chance your Alpha?" She asked. My eyes widened. “How did you know that?" She just smiled. “I've heard stories," “What kind of stories?" I asked. “About the Alpha who left his mate for his ex," she said as she stood up and left the hut. How did she know about that? I watched the door through which she passed. Was she actually a rogue or she was pretending to be?

They look at me like meat. The Alpha is going to love this. One of them says. A rogue on the night of the hunt. That is a special kind of stupid. They drag me. I fight. I kick. I bite the hand of the man who grabs my arm. He bellows. He backhands me. My head rings. The world tilts. My vision goes fuzzy. They do not stop. They drag me through the dirt. My heels dig furrows in the ground. I see the trees passing by. I see the red moon watching.

Sebestian territory was fenced off, so no one could run into that part of the woods. The run went like this: The Omegas lined up horizontally facing the woods. When they hear a gunshot, they race off into the woods, turning into their wolf form. They would find a hiding spot and wait until they heard the last gunshot. When the second gunshot is heard, the betas will race off into the woods. Finally, when the last gunshot is heard, it's time for the alphas to run into the woods. Alphas would usually go for omegas, while betas usually went for other betas. However, there are times when betas and alphas go for each other, or a beta gets an omega. Once everyone is in the woods in their wolf shap

“More than I wanted you to find out from a book.” I let out a humourless little laugh. “That’s not an answer.” “No,” he said. “It isn’t.” I looked up. His jaw flexed. “Ask me.” Two words. So simple. So impossible. Like truth could be handed over in pieces if only I was brave enough to reach for them. I pressed my palms flat against the table, grounding myself in scratches, wood grain, a ring from an old mug I still hadn’t managed to sand out. “What does Alpha mean?”

Mia had prepared herself for just that. She reached over to the first alpha on her left, Walter, but his smell differed from the one her mind had registered. She proceeded to Alpha Varies and then Alpha Jashin and Alpha Koz, and alpha Killian, and alpha Tobi, leaving two more alpha, Chike and Chadow. Then she moved to Chike, and it clicked, and she immediately stumbled back from him. She didn’t even try moving to alpha Chadow because alpha Chike had matched the scent she had perceived yesterday.

She found a leftover ham dinner in the fridge and ate it cold, leaning against the kitchen island. Loriann sat across the counter and just stared at her. How could she not submit? No one had the power to resist a direct order from the alpha. No one but…another alpha. She knew Willow was now the alpha of her clan but to have the power to be alpha of a pack? How? She wasn't even a pureblood. "What are you planning on doing then?" Loriann asked her, as Willow tore off large chunks of ham with her teeth.

“I didn’t want to scare you—or my mother, Aina. Besides, it was bigger than just you, me, and Bella. It all stemmed from jealousy and hatred from Alpha Hamilton. That issue needed to be handled so he’d remember exactly who he was dealing with.” I slowly nodded, the weight of his words sinking in. I had seen the news reports—Waterford Pack had suffered major losses. Yet somehow, miraculously, very few civilians were killed. Alpha Owen had shown restraint, I realized. He was indeed a soft-hearted man. Because truthfully, what Hamilton had done—targeting the future Alpha of the Silver Crest Pack, was a crime far greater than it was handled. Before I could say more, Osborne broke the tension wit

Chase said, adding—as if it was an afterthought—“Your Majesty.” His fists balled up again under the table. Chase had also become the Alpha of his pack at a young age. The Alpha of the Dark Moon pack was twenty-six, two years older, but not once had Chase spoken to him with such impertinence as he was showing now. His whole attitude since they had sat down was like a challenge to his position, and Cain was convinced they were on the right track. This man had suddenly grown bigger balls because he knew what was happening with the witch. He had to.

I murmur as he shuffles inside past me and I close the door behind him. Chase takes a few long strides, shoving his hands in the pockets of his jeans and taking in the interior of the packhouse. “I would. Those guys are more understanding than you’d think.” He turns to me over his shoulder. “Especially Gray.” “Fallon’s mate?” I scoff. “Yeah right…” “Yeah, I am right,” Chase fires back, studying my face with narrowed eyes. “You don’t know how he became Alpha, do you?” I shake my head.