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Lachlan is already interrogating the men who were here to aid Cain, acting the Gamma he was born to be. Opening the link, I reach into the jumble of minds within the pack connection, looking for the strongest presence. The one owned by only one person. Damon. Finding the thread, I grasp on like it’s a vice. I need answers about Theo. ‘Alpha,’ I hurry, letting him know of the situation on our end. ‘Cain is dead. Xander is with Nora. Do you have Theo?’ My questions rolling off at rapid fire, barely giving him time to keep up. ‘Beta!’ His voice strong, with an air of a command has me faltering mid-sentence. ‘Theo is fine, and in a hospital bed recovering.’

Book 2 – The Beta’s Cursed Bride. Mila’s P.O.V. Everything was such a blur. One minute we were celebrating our success over Jett and the next the world turned cold, and dark. I don’t even remember falling asleep, but the moon goddess came to me, and told me my time wasn’t yet, and she would grant my wish for Damon to have his second chance at happiness. Then I woke up. Everyone was surrounding me, they all had tears in there eyes, Damon looked the worst, his eyes were dark, sunken into his face but red raw from crying, his hair wasn’t his usually shaggy mess, it was just a mess, his clothes were dirty and tattered, his fingernails filthy, it looked like he hadn’t slept for days. And they wer

“The girl is alive.” The Beta's expression contorted with rage. "That shouldn't have happened." The rogue hesitated. “What should we do?” The Beta’s voice was cold. “Tell the Alpha.” The rogue nodded, vanishing into the night. And inside the pack hospital, Emily’s heart pounded as a terrifying thought formed in her mind. Whoever had been chasing her in the forest... They weren’t done yet. --- Emily is marked by Alexander but has no memory of him, and unseen enemies are already plotting her death.

he chuckled. “Yes, Alpha.” Evan was quick to do as he was told. I hadn’t looked away from Sarael. I kept waiting for her to open her eyes. I need her to open her eyes. I need to know she’s going to be okay. “Here you go, Beta.” Evan extended a pair of black athletic shorts in front of me.

A human that's just at the wrong place at the wrong time. For the first time in years I resent my role of being Beta. I can't hurt my mate! How the f**k am I to do that? And if she is, if we find out she's truly a hunter, come to infiltrate us, I'll have to do much worst than hurt her. I'll have to kill her. My instincts are tuned to protect her, protect her from harm. How am I supposed to protect her from the danger that's now become me?

Lacy got up, “Thalia, how about you and I go to the kitchen and get some food so these boys can continue talking about dirt and rocks.” Thalia laughed and then replied, “I thought you’d never ask.” Renz and I chuckled. It’s fair that they don’t share the same enthusiasm as we do about mining. They tend to like the end result and don’t care much about the process. “Renz, if I’m being honest, I lost Isaiah as my beta. I’m happy for him, but I honestly don’t know who I’m going to replace him with. I thought about upgrading Jonah and Rory to my betas and then replace them with different gammas, but they didn’t want the job. Sinclair, who you haven’t met yet, would be an excellent beta, but she i

I stand up, feeling the need to move, to do something other than sit here talking about feelings and coping. “Commendable or not, it doesn’t change the fact that Chloe Jane’s not here, and Edward’s downstairs waiting for a conversation he’s not likely to enjoy.” Ryker stands, signaling the end of our meeting. “Let’s hope so. I’ll join you, maybe use my Alpha Sight on the fucker. Who knows, it might bring us one step closer to ending this war.” Together, we make our way to the basement; the air growing colder, heavier, with each step we descend. Edward’s there alright, strung up like a side of beef, his eyes wide with fear as he spots us.

He rubbed his temples, wishing he could turn back time and swallow the words that had wounded her. Beta Matt entered quietly, carrying the pack’s external security report. At first, Theo tried to bury himself in the details—border patrols, trade routes, the movements of nearby rogues—but his mind was far from the parchment in front of him. Matt noticed. “My Alpha,” Matt said respectfully, though his tone was gentle, “you seem troubled tonight. More than usual.” Theo hesitated. He did not like opening his heart, not even to his Beta. But Matt’s eyes were steady, kind, and carried the weight of years of loyalty.

Adrian stated proudly. “Your Highness” A male voice called out, and a man who was almost the same height as Adrian came into view. “The elders have been waiting for a while now” he stopped, then quickly added. “You must be Vivica Hale.” With a subtle hint of confusion I peeked at Adrian’s face for answers. “This is Theo Reeds, my Beta,” Adrian introduced him. “Nice to meet you,” I mumbled. “Same here.” He gave me a toothless smile and stepped aside. “Shall we?”

I say to the other two, but to my surprise, only Daniel is following me now. I look back and see that Theo is already striking up a conversation with a beautiful blonde girl. They're smiling at each other, their bodies seemingly attached to another like a pair of magnets. I can feel their connection from where I'm standing. I look at the girl's arm and notice that she has the mark of a Beta. "Looks like Theo found himself his mate," Daniel remarks, sounding amazed and sad at the same time. "Should we keep looking around to see if yours is here?"