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he said, keeping his voice level even as his heart did the opposite, “listen to me carefully. Her wolf has been buried since the day she was born, and it is coming up right now, and when it surfaces she is not going to be Elena. Not for a while. She is going to be something brand new, and she is not going to know what she is, and she is not going to know what you are.” “What does that mean…” “It means you are an omega and she is coming up alpha, and not just any alpha. She is going to be looking for things to react to. She might see you as a friend. She might see you as something else. I don’t know which, and neither do you, and we cannot find out the wrong way.” “She wouldn’t hurt me.”

“Take a seat. I’ll call you when it’s ready.” Ryleigh thanked her and found a small table near the window. She set the book down and glanced around at the other customers—some in work uniforms, others clearly on lunch breaks. Everyone seemed to belong to each other in some way. There were smiles, inside jokes, touches on the arm. She missed that. She missed him. Her eyes fell to the book. She turned it over and read the back blurb: He was the Alpha, ruthless and feared. She was the girl with fire in her blood and secrets in her past. When their worlds collided, the moon would decide if they were fated—or doomed.

he whispered, hand sliding down the inside of my thigh, fingers curling under the edge of my shorts, “and I remind you who you belong to.” Oh my God. My legs gave out. My brain gave up. And my mouth? My mouth said the one thing it always says when I’m about to make the worst decision of my life. “Then do it,” I whispered. “Ruin me.” And the look in his eyes when I said that? It wasn’t human. It was Alpha. It was mine. And the second I said it—“Then do it. Ruin me.”—something snapped behind his eyes.

Her fingers glided over his rough palms and drew circles of sparks. The Alpha looked up at her, the blue of his eyes swirling with storm clouds. He pursed his full lips before exhaling, saying, "They think I did it. They have such little faith in me, they think I killed one of my own." His voice was quiet, full of defeat and failure. Ariella squeezed his hand and continued rubbing circles on his knuckles. "How do I stand against that? How do I gain their respect and allegiance when I am such a cruel monster in their eyes?"

They were all dressed in flowing white robes, and they seemed to be regarding Zeeb with a mixture of reverence and fear. And then, Luna saw it. A symbol etched into the wall, a symbol that seemed to be pulsing with a powerful energy. It was the symbol of the alpha, the leader of the pack. Luna's eyes widened as she realized that Zeeb was the alpha, the one who had been destined to lead the pack. And as she looked at him, she saw that he was regarding her with a fierce intensity, his eyes burning with a passion that seemed to be all-consuming.

Next to him, Amelia saw her father and Alpha Zachary. "Amelia, come forward," the Alpha called out. Amelia swallowed nervously and stepped forward, her heart pounding in her chest. "As you know, our pack has been without an Alpha for some time now. It is time for us to choose a new Alpha, and I have made my decision." He paused, and all eyes turned to Amelia. "I have chosen you, Amelia, to be our new Alpha." Amelia couldn't believe it. She had never expected to become the Alpha, especially after everything that had happened.

he continued, “it will be because you want me.” The Moon outside flared brighter, silver light spilling across the room. "You are my MATE. But, i won't force you. Rest for now, we will talk about it later when you must have decided" The door creaked open and shut. And for the first time since the ceremony— I felt chosen. But by an Alpha to the brother who would rather burn me than break his mistress. The next day, he came to check on me. Even before the door creaked open, my wolf was already going wild.

His eyes moved across the shelf, the window, the floor, and stopped. On the windowsill. Half a second. Then back to me, smooth and neutral, giving nothing. “The Alpha wants to establish ground rules,” he said. “Tonight.” He didn’t ask if I was ready. He stepped back and held the door open, which was its own kind of answer to a question I hadn’t asked. I looked at the windowsill one more time. A sealed room. A carving left inside it, worn down by years of someone’s hands. A Beta who noticed it in three seconds and chose not to react.

she cried, running past my mom and speeding toward me. "Marcy, be careful." I quickly caught her, gripping both her shoulders to keep her still. "Sisi, how does it feel to be chosen?" she asked, all smiles and teeth as she fired the question at me. "What?" I narrowed my eyes. "He chose you! The Alpha!" she squealed. I still wasn't understanding her. Alpha Reis chose me for what? "What are you talking about, Marcy?" I frowned, hoping she could help by elaborating. My head was hurting over here.

Her voice was flat, but her chin lifted like she was daring me. “Came to talk,” I said, pulling a chair closer to the bars. She gave a dry laugh. “Talk? You already made your choice.” “Did I?” I leaned forward, elbows on my knees. That got her attention. She tilted her head, studying me in silence. “You’re the Alpha,” she said. “You can do whatever you want.” “That’s where you’re wrong.” My voice dropped lower. “Being Alpha means every choice ripples through hundreds of lives. I don’t get to make mistakes.”