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“Unidentified wolf, assumed to be hostile.” “Protect the Alpha at all costs!” Between the phrases they’re yelling at each other, and the smell of them, I realize this is a large group of maybe thirty Betas. I don’t know them, don’t recognize the expansive house Blaze has brought us to. I don’t know what Alpha they’re all protecting. Blaze tries so hard not to fall, slowly lowering to the ground before her legs give out fully. “Alert, alert! The wolf is preparing to lunge!”

“Congratulations to you both.” “Good.” The Alpha nodded. “Now off you go.” He really didn't see me as anything. The thought made me mourn for myself and my unborn baby. At that moment, his Beta strode into the room. His expression was grave and when our eyes met, he gave me a look filled with great mistrust. I found this difficult to understand. His usual way was ignoring my existence, what could I have done to him? The sorrow I felt was so overwhelming that I couldn't bring myself to figure out what was up with him. I hurried out of their sights as Alpha Damian began questioning Beta Karl, carrying my broken heart with me.

Darren said to me. I knew he was really concerned about me, but he is also needed in the pack. "No, Darren, I got this. You should be home protecting our clan. That is why I am your Beta," I said to him. "Carsen, before you are my beta, you are my brother, and I always want you safe, even though you are very stubborn, and I feel like killing you at times," Darren said to me jokingly. We both laughed as happiness is free.

The only thing she can do is to get better for Kayla, for her son, for herself, and for whatever lay ahead. The ride back to his pack was heavy with silence. Alpha Damien stared out the window, lost in thought. The image of Stephanie lying on the hospital bed replayed in his mind, bringing with it a flood of memories and regrets. He couldn't shake the guilt gnawing at him. His past actions had hurt her deeply, and seeing her in such a vulnerable state had forced him to confront the reality of his behavior.

I snapped. But she did not move. She stood there, her hands clasped in front of her apron, gaze still lowered but not retreating. "I understand your pain, Luna..." she said, her tone low and almost trembling. "I know you don't want to see me. But… I truly wish you will be fine one day. And perhaps… one day, you will see Alpha Sylion differently. He isn't a bad man." My eyes turned cold. "I said leave!"

My eyes narrowed and the fire of the Alpha and the protector and the predator flared within me as I considered the trail of the coalition and the treachery of our own and the weight of keeping Nova safe pressed down upon me and I knew that every decision mattered and every second counted and I could not afford to make a mistake. I released the Beta and I shoved him away from me and his legs trembled and his mind was broken but he was functional and he would serve his purpose when the time came. “You will live to regret this,” I said quietly and I was speaking more to myself than to him as I watched him stumble toward the door.

I knew Travis was the Beta, which apparantly gave him more power than this wolf I had not yet met, so he immediately began to beg. "Beta Travis! Please!" He tried to squirm out of his hold, but it wasn't happening. Travis was too furious. "She is my mate! I have just found her! Please, I meant no disrespect to her!" Travis dropped him harshly on the ground, then pointed at Sage. "This is your mate?" He turned his glare on Sage who just bowed her head like she had suddenly learned her place. "This woman has caused more damage to my mate than you will ever realize! If she was not your mate, I would kill her where she stands!"

"Sever the mate bond, Adrian. Set us both free." For six years, Evelyn thought that if she was patient enough, obedient enough, she could thaw the ice around Adrian Hayes's heart. She was the Luna of Blackthorn Pack, his mate in name—but the woman he truly loved was never her. Their daughter Stella was the only light in Evelyn's long, dark days. Then that light was snuffed out by the cruelest betrayal. While Stella lay dying, her father was at another woman's side. Stella sobbed, "Mommy, is it because I'm not good enough? Is that why Daddy doesn't like me?" Evelyn couldn't bear to tell her the truth: it wasn't that you weren't good enough—Daddy just didn't love Mommy, and so he couldn't b

"I know what happened was unforgivable. But you have to understand, Ethan almost tore his own pack apart trying to find you. He threatened the council, he emptied his own personal fortune to protect you, he ran across the entire city perimeter on foot just following your scent—" "Shut up, Marcus," I cut him off, my glare snapping to him like a whip. "You're his Beta. You're paid to clean up his blood and tell him he's a hero. But your loyalty doesn't buy my forgiveness, and his pathetic regrets don't give him any right to this child." Before Marcus could get another word out, the narrow alleyway exploded with blinding blue and white flashes.

After the hearing, I cut off all contact with Gideon. I deleted his number, blocked any possible mental link, and even got a new phone. Gideon became a cautionary tale. The pack's laughingstock. "Did you hear? The Beta claimed Princess Thalia was his mate in the middle of a hearing." "And he couldn't even produce a mark. So humiliating." "I always thought there was something off about him. The way he was always staring at the princess." "Well, it's affecting his job now. I heard the Alpha is looking for a new Beta."