Novelas y relatos de Maa Beta Audio Story

My heart ached to see her as my Beta's daughter where she could have been my daughter… sorry little one… Orfilia's pov The bass of the loud music vibrated our windshield when we stepped out of Bobby's car. The entire place looked as if we had entered a different realm. The place was lit with fairy lights and glazes of hues were contrasting with the ambience. Bobby held my hands firmly and we entered the party hall. At first, I was surprised and surprised to see many guests at the party but then I realised that it was Alpha's daughter's birthday too.

They're fiction, of course, but it seems fiction is my only option if I want to get some potential information. I find I like the stories, and I get so engrossed that I don't notice Hannah has come home until she knocks on the door. I slam my kindle shut, trying not to look too guilty. Hey. How's your day been?" Ok. I've been reading, mostly." She smiles encouragingly. "That's good. Listen, I made a few calls. What you went through... I think you need to speak to someone. There's a doctor nearby who's supposed to be really good

Anna says, deliciously. She ends the call and switches her phone to flight mode. ______________________ Beta doesn't leave the study when Austin puts a call to Anna. He walks to the shelves and pulls out The Shining by Stephen King. "I will like to talk to you, Anna... Yes, we need to meet... Where are you going?... How long will you be away?... Fine, we'll discuss when you return." Beta replaces the horror novel back on its shelf. "She's going to Miami with her mother," Austin announces. "Won't be back for the meet these days."

I could practically hear the grimace coming from her seeing all the scars and wounds on my back. Eva lightly patted the last wound she attended before she slowly stood on her feet and instructed me to finish the porridge. I only nodded, watching her back retreating to the door until it disappeared. A sigh left me. I let my head lean to the wall, eyes traveling to the view outside the window. The moon shines bright as the night falls, reminding me back to the night all of this started. – “A Beta. She is a Beta.” The smile on mom’s face dropped instantly. She shook her head, disbelieving it to be the truth.

I heard someone whispering in the background, but it was too soft to hear over the phone. “If that's her in the background, tell her that her Aunt Sarael needs to see her. That she can help her and her wolf.” I explained. “How…” a female voice spoke. “How do you know who I am? Why would you associate with my brother? How do you know my aunt?” she questioned. “Hello, Isis. It is nice to speak with you. I am Beta John Kinsley of the Bloodmoon pack and your aunt’s mate. I think that should answer your questions. You are on speakerphone with the leaders of my pack.” I explained.

the beta begged. Being not in a good mood is a no, no. Maia was stubborn and rude when she's not in her better side. She just ignored the beta and acted like she doesn't hear anything. As a result, Vladimir guarded her every move. When there was someone that about to go near her, the poor beta will push them away in an instant. She just watched him do that, over and over again.

But I would much rather feel that pain than to know my one true mate is dead. "Okay, I will wait for you. But I am begging you.. Don't take too long." She says as she plants the sweetest and softest kiss on my cheek before standing up and walking from the room. I just watched my whole world walk from a meeting room, in a pack where she has been claimed by the Alpha of all people.. But I know in my heart this is the best thing to do. I am still staring at the wall when the Beta walks in and sits down. As soon as the door is shut, he asks. "What would you like to know?" I quirk an eyebrow at him and look at Cree who has this look of wonder on his face.

Underground safezone, Beta Beta leaned over a man strapped to a chair. A former Vairo syndicate coder. He trembled, sweat dripping from his temples. “You… you’re not her. But you look like her.” Beta smiled sweetly. “I know.” She crouched, cupped his face. “And soon, no one will remember she ever existed. Only me.” She lifted a pistol. His mouth opened to beg Bang. Blood sprayed the walls. She stood, wiped her face clean. Then she walked to the screen. Typed into the system console:

The fucking game she was playing. "Welcome, Everyone," Zen's voice echoed loudly over the murmurs, silencing everyone. He stood at the altar with Violet beside him. The woman held no expression, her eyes as quiet as her mouth. As pin-drop silence settled over, Zen began, "As you all know, we have beta of wereoves among us tonight. He has come all the way from his realm to here only to meet us." Zen paused, his expression darkening, "We've been stuck here for ages. The light has denied us its warmth, and the creator has abandoned us. But not for long. We are not going to sit back and take their discrimination. We will fight back and claim what is rightfully ours," Zen's voice resounded like a

It’s the sound of a sobbing wife, laid over the corpse of her husband. All this, for two Omegas. All of this death and blood, for two mere Omegas? The Beta coughs. He is at the end of it all. And the Shadow Alpha knows it as well. His voice is like the sweetest silk when he speaks next. Underneath, I sense the steel. “Tell me, and at least I will spare your children.” The Beta’s eyes widen. He breathes heavily, chest falling and rising in a labored rhythm. “...South. He went South. I swear that is all I know.”