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She stared at him dreamily, scanning his side view, so sharp, so strong, so hot especially with those reading glasses and the way his Adam apple jerked up and down once in a while. So sexy, she licked her lips one more time. However, unable to contain herself any longer, she stood up and crossed the room, standing in front of his desk. "Are you done?" The grim Alpha spoke without lifting his head, Scarlet wondered what he was reading to get all of his attention, she eyed the book feeling the green-eye monster crawling through her veins. She was feeling jealous of a damned book! "Yes," Scarlet answered rounding the table to the other side, wanting to at least gain some sort of attention from

“Because I was in your place once.” Elena’s breath hitched. Scarlett let the words settle before continuing. “Alexander is a complicated man. He doesn’t let people in. He keeps his emotions locked away, always in control.” She sighed dramatically. “But if you break through that… if you get past those walls…” Her smile turned razor-sharp. “That’s when he ruins you.” A cold chill crawled up Elena’s spine. She hated the way Scarlett spoke—like she knew everything. Like she had seen all of Alexander’s secrets and was now watching, waiting for Elena to make the same mistakes.

He was the almighty vampire, the mercyless and fearless God of war who has killed countless alphas during wars. Damon Salvatore. Only his name can make an alpha pee on his pants. "Calm down Damon, even my son Dorian is Missing with some other girl called Summer, we will find them, just relax." Mr Derek said softly, trying to cool down his angry friend. "You better be fast Derek or else, heads will roll." Mr Damon muttered, anger visibly seen on his face. If anything happens to his son, they will have their selves to blame. "I got a lead sir."

I’d taken her devotion for granted and belittled the very woman who’d given up everything to stand beside me. It had been years since I’d felt that kind of joy with her—the kind that made everything else asides us seem irrelevant. Before Marcus could continue, the door opened. Scarlett swept in, dressed in a sleek red dress that hugged her figure, her expression one of practiced sympathy. “Alexander,” she cooed, moving to my side and resting a hand on my arm. “You look exhausted. Still no word from Evelyn? I hate to say it, but… maybe the rumors are true. Maybe she really did find someone else. I mean, she was just an omega. Perhaps she felt she couldn’t keep up with—”

“Scarlett, don’t do this.” Behind the glass, Victoria began laughing softly. “Now you want her? After making sure I couldn’t save you?” Alexander flinched, but I did not. The doors to the final connection chamber opened at the end of the corridor. Silver light spilled across the floor, bright and merciless beneath the red Blood Moon. I walked toward it. Alexander followed me like a man being led to judgment. At the threshold, he caught my wrist, careful this time not to touch the bandage. “Scarlett,” he whispered, “I can make this right.”

Alex looked over to where Ash was looking and saw four people. One was a long, black-haired female with good style who looked older and clearly was an alpha. And an arm was wrapped around her by a man who is clearly his mate, and he is also Alpha. Next to them was a boy who was like a teenager's kid and was also an Alpha. He was holding hands with a pretty lady with brown, shaggy hair and glasses. She was a beta. He saw the four of them make their way towards a table. Alex looked over at Ash and grabbed his hand gently as he led them to the table his siblings were at with their drinks in their free hands.

My legs were still unsteady, and the short walk to the connecting door felt much longer than it should have. My hand had just closed around the doorknob of the connecting door when I heard my name. “Scarlett.” I turned. “Yes, Alpha?” He finally looked up from the books already spread across his desk. The worn volumes from my tote bag lay open before him, their yellowed pages illuminated by the soft lamplight. “Get enough rest tonight.” I frowned in confusion. His gaze drifted briefly to the books before he spoke again. “Tomorrow, I’ll be meeting with the Alpha of Ironclaw.”

Alexander said. I hadn’t expected him to answer. His voice surprised me. “His father and my mother grew up together.” I nodded again, swallowing the knot forming in my throat. No words came. I didn’t know what to say. That’s nice? That’s sad? Neither seemed right. So I said nothing. “And Scarlett is an Alpha’s daughter. For some reason, she took a liking to him.” “She said she didn’t like him,” I blurted. The second the words left my mouth, I wanted to reach out and slap myself.

Alpha Max said as he relaxed on the couch. "Not quite, I am right," Ryan said with no expression. Just then the door opened to reveal Scarlett in a short black tight larder dress. "What is this?" Alpha Max asked, looking disgusted. "I just got informed from the Frontman," she said as she went to sit beside Alpha Max. "I don't think I have seen you in a dress before, Scar, this is unusual," Ryan said with a smirk. "Just shut your trash, Ryan! You might be the Beta but I might be the Luna," she said as she gave Ryan a scornful look while speaking then turned to smile at Alpha Max before ending her sentence.

Zayn “I DON’T CARE WHAT IT TAKES! Find Alice, even if you have to give up your life to do so!” I yelled, my voice booming throughout the pack house, echoing into the woods that surrounded us. “Yes Alpha… I will do my best, and make any sacrifices necessary.” Bryce, my Beta replied, bowing his head in submission before gathering the troops, as we all headed out to track her down, and that is when I felt our mate bond breaking slowly, but surely, was she dying? Or was someone else… No! F*ck! F*ck!