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“How are you? Have you been here all night? I’m sure your human isn’t going to be too happy with you. Who is your human?” The wolf lets out a low growl, and rapidly shakes his head. ‘Alpha!’ A deeper voice growls through the mindlink. I take a step back and raise my eyebrow. “Your human really isn’t going to be happy you are here. It’s probably best you go.” ‘No, I want mate,’ he growls through the mindlink. I can hear the pain and sorrow in his voice, but I know there isn’t anything I can do to help him. Aloha Kade has made it clear that we are nothing to each other.

A new kind of pain clutched and set in my chest, simmering dangerously. While Kaleb interacted with a woman in a friendly and soft tone, I drew another deep breath before my eyes could glow. When I lifted my gaze and looked at her, my wolf— my stupid fucking wolf, Coal— just claimed his mate. “Mine.” This is not happening. As much as I loved to have a mate, finally, this wasn’t right. I couldn’t help but ask the Goddess why. For fuck’s sake, why does she have to be a human?

I stood still almost as if, if I didn't breathe, she would go away. No she didn't, instead, she collected a drink from one of her minion and emptied it on my dress. I shut my eyes and bit my lips in frustration. I almost screamed, but I kept my control, forcing my self not to cry in these situation, She wanted that but I wasn’t going to give her that satisfaction. At the same time, a deep sound cut through the hall "mate." the Alpha finally said the word the elders have been itching for him to. Everything stopped.

Darius continued, his smirk widening, "maybe I'm here to make things interesting." I narrowed my eyes. "Meaning?" His gaze flicked in the direction Selene had gone, and something dark flickered across his expression. "You see, Alpha," he drawled, "when a fated mate rejects the bond, they become... vulnerable." A slow, cold dread settled in my chest. Darius smiled, slow and knowing. "You know that, don't you? The way she's weaker now, the way her wolf is struggling to adjust. If you wanted to protect her, you should have forced her to stay."

I snapped at the guard, my words dripping with frustration and desperation. The guard took a step back, clearly taken aback by my outburst. "I apologize, Alpha Axel, I did my best. There's no trace of her anywhere." The beast inside of me stirred, the wolf that had been caged for so long straining against its restraints. All my life, I had tried to tame that wild side of mine, but now, in this moment of despair, I couldn't help it anymore. I lunged towards the guard, overwhelming strength fueling my movements as I grabbed him by the collar, snarling at him with a mix of rage and grief. "How can you just give up on finding my mate? I won't accept failure! Find her, now!"

It did seem odd to Everly that she seemed to be making a difference between him and her, even though they were both shifters now—weren’t they? “Does that mean that Jack will have trouble finding me?” Everly asked. “Who?” Margot asked, her eyes wide as she leaned forward and blinked several times. “Jack,” Everly said. “My boyfriend—the next Alpha of the Lichtwolf pack, the one who saved me from becoming a werewolf.” “Oh, no, dear. He shouldn’t have any trouble following you. You’re his mate, aren’t you?” Margot smiled at her, and Everly nodded, feeling the mark on her neck heat slightly at just the thought.

The fact that Leo and Jack would protect his mate made him relax and he decided to walk around and search to see if Logan arrived earlier. As he walked around, his phone beeped. He snatched it out of his pockets and answered immediately. "Yes!",he said. He listened for a while and his eyes gradually turned black before flicking to red. Out of rage, he crushed the phone in his hand, shifted into his large silver wolf and took off. He had been tricked and now his mate was in grave danger. "ALPHA!",Neo yelled after the retreating figure of the wolf. Something must have happened to make the Alpha act that way. He got back into the car and sped after the fleeing wolf.

“You don’t have to be all those things to be his mate.” I turned to her slowly. “You know the criteria, Loraine. The Alpha’s mate must be someone who can lead beside him. Someone whose wolf is strong enough to bear the Alpha’s mark and protect the pack. I’m not strong enough. I don’t even have a wolf. I’m... I’m nothing.” Her face softened. “Don’t say that.” “Well, it’s true.” There was a silence between us; a silence that said more than either of us dared to say aloud.

I flinched. "You," he said, his warm breath tickling my skin. It would've made my heart flutter once more if only his voice didn't carry a menacing tone. "You were messing with another werewolf while I wasn't around." I cursed in my head and bit my lower lip. I was in so much hurry to see him that I wasn't able to think about taking a bath first to wash off the smell of Enzo's pheromones. Alpha werewolves are extremely possessive towards their partners, I remember him telling me a few days back while he was briefing me about his plan to use me to lure Dylan out of hiding.

“Dusk is here with a healer and an Alpha, yes? You can handle it. Any threat that enters this pack will regret it.” I blinked at the book in his hands. “Dad… what are you even reading?” He held up the cover. “A novel. ‘THE ALPHA’S REKINDLED BOND.’ Apparently, it’s about an Alpha who dumped his Omega mate, went crazy, and then magic brought her back as an Alpha who wants revenge. Idiot.” I stared at him. “Are you serious right now?” “Oh, yes. And guess what? Your mother forced me to read this nonsense. The author—some enchantress named Muleba Makukula, who writes about wolves and territories as if she knows anything. A bunch of she-wolves adore her stories. Absolute garbage.”