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“My name is Tobias and I’m her mother’s brother. I have no business with butting in regarding your relationship with my niece but I noticed something odd. You’re in pain, Alpha. It’s like your heart is heavy and you think there’s no way to stop the ache. I don’t know if it’s just me overreacting but…” “Will that be all?” I interrupted him. “If you’re worried about me taking care of your niece, you just need to say that. I and Lily have been away from each other for a while now dure to a few circumstances but I’m back now and I’ve decided to take responsibility for my actions instead of running away. I love, Lily so much and…” “If I may, Alpha,” he interrupted me again taking a step toward me

I flipped forward. “Summer. Merlin warned him again. Said the mark is showing signs. Said we should watch her closely. She dreams too much.” My heart thumped. The mark. She. Coincidence? Could be. But if there’s one thing I don’t trust, it’s coincidence wrapped in mystery and dipped in vague metaphors. I took photos of the pages. My phone glitched again. The screen shimmered and turned blue for a second before returning to normal. “Just peachy,” I muttered, sliding the journal back.

I was so pathetic, I even thought, as long as I can be near him, I’ll take it. But not long after, Lily had a fight with him, stormed off, and just… disappeared. Alex went crazy, practically turned the whole pack territory upside down looking for her. He’d stay out all night, and when he came back, he’d reek of booze, the red in his eyes showing he was right on the edge of his wolf losing it. That one late night, he was completely drunk. His Alpha instincts totally took over, and he pinned me to the bed. His fangs sank into the gland on the back of my neck. He marked me.

As they turned away, Alex’s voice followed her. “Tell me something, Lily.” She paused and Alex smiled. “Are you happy?” Lily turned back. “Yes,” she said without hesitation. “I am.” Alex’s smile faltered for just a fraction of a second. “I chose the Alpha twins over you,” Lily continued, her voice steady now. “And I would choose them again, every single time.” Alex’s eyes darkened as Lily walked away.

I had completely lost it when he showed up at the willow tree! It was a miracle that she hadn’t noticed anything fishy, and also in the hallway at school. Alruin needed to understand that I wasn't obligated to explain myself to him, even though I missed our meeting. I was the Young Alpha for crying out loud! The next Alpha! But he didn’t seem to care and that made me teach him a lesson by sleeping with Lyra that night. She was a ferocious lover, but sex with her wasn’t as thrilling as with Alruin for a lot of reasons.

“It's rare. There has to be a reason the Moon Goddess created a bond between me and a human.” Her expression becomes colder. “The only reason you need is your pack. That human is a weakness we don’t need. And what do we do to weaknesses, brother? We remove them. That's what an Alpha does. A true Alpha sacrifices whatever needs to be sacrificed for the good of his people. I know that better than anybody.” “For Christ's sake, Lana. You made that decision all by yourself,” I snap, my control gone. “We could have gone back for her. You know we could have, but you just—”

“But you also don’t let him see you pulling away.” I stared at my hands, my nails digging into my palm. “I don’t want to hurt him,” I whispered. Maya reached across the table, covering my hand with hers. “But you’re hurting yourself.” The words settled painfully in my chest. As we stood to leave, she hugged me longer than usual. “Just be careful,” she murmured. “Distance has a way of turning into something you can’t undo.” On my way home, my phone buzzed. A message from Sebastian. And without hesitation—without thinking—I felt relief. That was when I knew how deep the lie truly went.

The way everything I had planned, everything I had worked for, had finally paid off. Varkos was dead. And just like that, everything would fall into place. “I’m going to confess,” Ginnie said suddenly, her voice breaking again as more tears slipped down her face. “I’ll tell the whole pack what I did.” My smile deepened. Of course, she would. That only made it better. The human kills the Alpha… and then she pays for it. The perfect ending. “But first…” she added, lifting her eyes to mine, something unreadable flickering in them. “You need to tell me where Lily is.”

"Your son and grandchildren. They murdered me to steal what you left me. But I'm back now, and I promise you—I'm taking it all back. Every last cent. Everything you wanted me to have." Tears blurred my vision, but I blinked them away angrily. I set the photo down and lay back on the bed, intending to rest for just a moment. I must have fallen asleep, because the next thing I knew, someone was knocking on my door. "Lyra!" Eleanor's voice was sharp. "The Alpha is here! Come down right now!" I sat up groggily, checking my phone. Two hours had passed. I'd slept right through my alarm. "Lyra!" The knocking grew more insistent. "Don't make us wait!"

My Alpha mate slept with his childhood sweetheart to suppress her wolfsbane poisoning using his Alpha power. At dawn he knelt in front of me, holding a woman whose clothes were half off and whose body was covered in bruises. "Lilia was poisoned saving me. As the Alpha of this pack, I couldn't stand there and watch her die in agony!" Certain it would move me, he cut himself seven times with a silver dagger to atone. But the wolfsbane was still in Lilia's blood, and every time it flared, my Alpha husband went to save her. Afterward, he would cut himself once more. Six months later, he came to me bearing ninety-nine scars. A man who had never bowed to anyone lowered himself to beg me. "Dora, I'