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“You know how Lorraine has been chasing after me since childhood. One night, I was drunk, and I accidentally took her virginity. One thing led to another, and before I knew it, I had already cared for her. Just like I care for you.” My mouth fell open, unable to believe his confession, which cut even deeper into my heart and rubbed salt into the wound. I tried to pull my hand away, but he used all his strength to keep his grip firm. Then, he pulled me into a tight embrace. “I’m sorry, Alexa. I love both of you, and it turns out you’re both my mates. There’s no rule against an Alpha having a mistress, so I thought you wouldn’t mind.” I scoffed in disbelief. Of course. An Alpha could have mist

He begged. Sense of authority? I scoffed. "I will but I can't assure you." I said. "Honey, I made lunch." His mate shouted from tye kitchen. "Let's go before she eats me." He said silently and hurriedly stood up. I smirked and followed him. We sat down in the dining room and served ourselves. **** Jeff **** Stupid! I should be his Beta?. The Alpha blood runs in me. What else can I do with this stupid human that the moon goddess has given me?

I thought Professor Kane was just intense. Brilliant, controlling, impossible to read — the kind of teacher students whispered about but never dared cross. I didn't know "intense" meant a werewolf and I didn’t know “brilliant and controlling” meant alpha of the wolf pack. I didn't know the world he came from had rules that marked me the moment I walked into his lecture hall. And I definitely didn't know that the man grading my papers by day was fighting — every single day — not to claim me. He says I'm his mate. He says it like a warning, not a gift. I don't know what that means yet. But I know I can't stop needing him near me, and I know he's done pretending he'll let me go.

“Stop,’’ I say firmly, standing up straight and taking a step closer to the table. “Why?’’ The wolf answers back, startling me. “You are nothing to me but a way to get back at your Alpha.’’ I freeze for a second, my hand inches away from the blade. “I don’t understand what you’re talking about. I don’t follow any Alpha.’’ For some reason, my voice seems off-tone, as if I am no longer the one speaking. The wolf growls and I can almost hear its muscles contract under its skin. “Then like your not Alpha says, filthy loners without a pack like us don’t even deserve to be alive.’’ My mind is racing and, before I can reach out and pick up the steak knife, the large creature jumps towards me, its p

I explained. " That is a lot, William. How will we survive when you have a wife but not a mate?" She said sounding very worried. " My pack was at the eleventh position when I took over from my late brother. Now we are at the first position. I am the only Alpha in the top ten ranks without a mate." I paused and then continued, " What I am trying to say, Ellis, is that I did it all by myself without a mate bond for extra strength. This thing is overrated and I don't want it bothering you." I said and she nodded gently.

With a sigh, I shook my head in disappointment but kept my emotions in check, knowing he could still break down in tears from digging up the past and reflecting on what could have been. "Owen looks old for you, which is why you don’t like him. And then again, every girl wants to be the Alpha’s favorite. It’s normal for girls your age to want to be his mate. Even older female wolves wouldn’t mind being his sugar mummy because of the fame and wealth that come with it. But you didn’t understand one major thing, and it has led you to this tragic stage in life," he continued, his eyes now fixed on mine. "You didn’t think of the negative effects of being the Alpha’s mate. Or did you?"

I chose instead to gulp down on what was left of my malt whiskey before filling up the cup again. I looked over at the picture portrait of Avery on my table and was taken aback by the memories of when she was still with me. When she was by my side, I had been a different man, a much more invincible Alpha and a powerful leader. Everything this world could offer was for the taking until she was painfully ripped away from me. I had thought I would never be able to move on from it but the goddess never forgot me and now she had returned my mate back to me.

So that Ace doesn't read her mind anymore, Theresia can only hope that Ace doesn't know who she is. 'I had to use my powers,' Theresia thought with a deep breath. "Werewolf? Are you kidding?" Theresia asked with an innocent face. Ace laughed then shook her head. "No, I'm not kidding. I am a werewolf, and you are my mate," he said casually. Theresia suddenly rolled her eyes, surprised by what Ace said. Become the mate of an Alpha Werewolf? Theresa never thought of that at all. And now, someone came all of a sudden and claimed to be a mate? Teresa doesn't understand her current life.

She nodded and I stared past the window, lost in my thoughts. “ I think I'm in love with the Alpha. I love the way he looks, the way he talks, everything about him just infatuated me.” “You have fallen really hard for him.” “Yeah. Before I met him, I was in an abusive relationship with my stupid high school ex boyfriend where I was used.” “That must have been tough ma'am. From my perspective, being Luna would suit you and humans at large.” I smiled widely, my mind imagining what the mating night would be like.

"If you had read better into that book I gave you, you would've known that nothing in this world is actually unbreakable." I frowned. "What do you mean?" "You see our professor here-oh wait, ex-professor and soon-to-be the dead Alpha of Mystic Pride has a teeny tiny fragility called wolfsbane. Use a teeny bit and bring down the mighty deformity of creation along with his whole pack of dogs like they're nothing," he scoffed as if to provoke as well as to let out his deep abhorrence. "And guess what," he continued, the sinister glint in his eyes reaching its peak as he went around me and stopped right behind, his hot breath sending an unpleasant shiver down my spine. "It's even deadlier when a