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he asked. "I don't think," Scarlett replied evenly. "I know I can." Victor observed silently, jotting something down in his notebook. There was a faint tension in the air — a sense that this was just the beginning of a game she had no idea how to win. Hours passed, and the library slowly emptied. Scarlett and Alexander remained, reviewing notes and quietly discussing assignments. Scarlett realized that Alexander was more than a safe presence — he was someone she could trust in a place filled with danger, power, and manipulation.

He better not think I'm promiscuous with the way this bitch is making it seem. “Are you okay?” He queried and I nodded, arranging my hair. He looked back at the crowd, the murmurs had reduced significantly and they were all just looking now. “I'm fine.” I adjusted my dress again. “Don't ignore me,” Saela snapped and turned to Vale, “Do you even know who she is? The Alpha's ex, that's who she is. She must be playing you as well. She's known for that.” “And she was stalking me, I'm not sure you want to get involved with someone like that.” She continued.

Scarlet blinked. Then she laughed. A hard, mocking sound that bounced off the mansion walls like an insult carved into stone. “You want me to help you?” she scoffed. “Are you hearing yourself? You’re an Alpha. A whole damn Alpha. And you can’t handle one ordinary wolf and your pathetic Beta?” She stepped closer, eyes blazing. “You’re telling me the mighty Alpha Ronan is being played like a dumbass puppet by Liora and Alaric?” Scarlet’s voice dripped venom. “What is this? A comedy show?”

That was the first time he called my name since we first met so I figured he was serious but I didn't care because he was starting to piss me off. "What's wrong with me? What's wrong with you? You've been acting like this since we left school." I yelled and we just kept yelling back and forth. "Like what?" "I don't know, you've just been in a horrible mood." "Well, I'm sorry if my best friend was in trouble and I couldn't be there for him but some alpha that you just met helped you." "A beta can't satisfy an omega's heat." Akito gasped, making me register what I had just said, I looked at Daichi and he had that same hurt expression on his face that he had at the door.

A woman with brown hair and green eyes nodded to me and then said, “Yes, Alphas must be strong and unapologetic. They work and bleed for their packs. It is the werewolf way.” I could see a kindred spirit. "You have quite the silver tongue," Scarlet flashed me a fake smile. Raising an eyebrow, I knew there was more to what Scarlet was saying. Sure enough, her next words floated my way, "However, I've heard that Alexander once publicly expressed his intention to boycott your pack, leaving his own wife and her pack in humiliation. That's not something a gentleman should do." Scarlet expressed sympathy towards me, but her lips were raised in triumph. "It seems your relationship isn't as good as

Chapter 18 By; Tofunmi Nikky Lord Xander.....at her door!. Today, one of the impossibilities comes true. Xander could capture the look of shock on her face before it faded away as fast as it comes into a nervous one. She's so easy to read. "Good morning Alpha Xander...."Scarlett ran out at once with a scream. she got to him and stopped, bowing her head. Lucia saw this and also let her head down.

Alexandro dismissed his own men and stepped forward. They stared at one another for a long second, two Alphas who had once dreamed of taking each other down now standing not as enemies, but as two leaders desperate to find one missing woman. “She’s gone,” Alexandro said before Valerian could speak. His voice cracked ever so slightly. Valerian nodded. “I know. That’s why I sent for you.” They entered the private chamber without any ceremony. For once, there was no tension, no unspoken competition. Just two tired men, sitting across from one another, haunted by the same enemy.

The warm water began to drip down my body, and I started singing to myself. I assure you, it's the best sensation in the entire world. Mina complained, "We still have to find our mate," and I sighed somewhat. "Could you give me a moment to rest? Do you believe I don't desire a Mate as well? However, do you know who our Mate is? Alpha Kian Santos is him. The scarred Alpha, the social outcast. Do you want us to be with him for the rest of our lives? I yelled as I turned off the water while banging on my tap.

I stood on the balcony of my room, my keen eyes tracking Cassa in the back garden as she snapped pictures of flowers and anything else that caught her fancy. I glanced at my phone screen, where the name Calver Dasotta flashed back at me. Of course, the tattoo was familiar—he was the Alpha of the Dasotta pack, one of the most powerful in the North. They didn’t belong to the union pack, though; the Dasottas had their own legacy to uphold.

Willow shuddered to think that The Huntress, the boogeyman of the shifters, had been haunting her town for the past few years. She didn't realize that Garin was eyeing her suspiciously. She flopped onto the couch, her head in her hands, and moaned. "I'm sorry, again. I guess I should explain judging by how freaked out you look," she muttered from behind her hands. "Yeah, that would be good," he replied, sitting on the other side of the living room. She mussed her auburn locks and stood, biting her lip. "I've never had another alpha call to me before," she began.