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"As a bodyguard. That was the offer." Isla's head came up sharply. "How do you know that?" "I don't." I looked at her. "I'm guessing. Was I right?" A long silence. Then a small nod. "The Alpha rejected it," I said. It wasn't a question anymore. The pieces were assembling themselves without my permission, cold and interlocking. "He saw me instead. And he asked for me." "Hazel..." "For his son." My voice was very steady. I was distantly proud of that. "Not as a bride."

The high frequency radio on Valerie’s belt continued to crackle with static, carrying the furious, distorted voice of Killian Vance across the muddy yard. Did you hear that, you worthless stray? Jace spat, coughing up a mixture of mud and red saliva as he looked up from the dirt steps. He tried to laugh, but the sound turned into a wet wheeze. The Alpha is at the gates. He has forty armored trucks and enough firepower to level this entire dump. Put that gun down and get on your knees before I personally strip the skin off your bones.

the Alpha purred and Lila rolled her eyes as he fussed over how beautiful his oldest looked. Azreal reached for Lila’s hands, and she happily placed them in his almost trembling ones, “are you ready my love,” he asked nervously and Lila hummed a knowing but sweet laugh, “I have been ready for this for a long time Alpha, our pack and our family are the same and should always be that way,” Lila gave him a pointed look and Mj tried to ignore the fact that they seemed to glance at her every chance they got. The assassin cracked her neck and shrugged one shoulder uncomfortably as she pulled down on her jacket again, the Alpha took notice and winked at her, “you don’t have to wear the jacket assa

He smiled that blinding smile, and I felt like a giddy school girl with her first crush. “Hello, mate”, he whispered before leaning down and kissing me. I pulled him close, deepening the kiss, when I heard several people clearing their throats loudly. I pulled away from Nate, my face flushing with embarrassment whilst Nate merely pulled me close and wrapped his arm around me as we faced the crowd now surrounding us. “Your Alpha is dead”, he boomed. “Where is your Beta.” “I'm right here”, Justin spat, glaring at me. Nathan stepped in front of me, blocking his view. “Do we have a problem, Beta?”

I smiled. "What if I did?" He said, trying to be bold. "Even if you did... it would never work out." I blurted. He flinched at what I said and didn't talk anymore. I waited and waited but he didn't say a thing, even his friends didn't utter a word. "She's right, you know?" Misa unexpectedly said, making me look at her. "I'm sure you heard me say it before, you know... when you were eavesdropping. He's an alpha and not just any alpha, he's an elite among elite."

And then she immediately pull her hand away from Janet as if she had been struck by lightning on that spot and they was electricity coursing through her fingertips then she was suddenly smiling again from ear-to-ear as if she had not have such a downcast expression on her face before. Janita was left with shock and she looked at the back of the retreating just for a few seconds longer before turning away and heading back to the Alpha's household, She was about to resume her work when a maid came over to someone her to the Alpha's living room. "But I have already cleaned that place…" she said and then the maid responded. "The alpha wants to see you there but not for cleaning…" Janita's heart

I am Jaden West, Alpha the of Denari pack. I work along with other powerful packs who have their own respective Alphas. We live in a vast area of wilderness called The Werewolf Territory, and there are three towns. The war between my people and the humans has finally ended, and we have had peace for five years now. But with war, comes casualties. My parents are dead, they died as heroes. They were killed by the leader of the Human Territory during the war, and my older brother who was supposed to be Alpha of my pack disappeared.

I had successfully done what I wanted to do with Jade and there was no need to finish the alpha off. His pack would do that to him. “Fine,” I smirked. “I accept your banishment with all openness of heart. I will leave with Jade as my mate. It was nice being a beta in this pack and I thank the people for their hospitality and everything. I wish I could stay more but with the alpha being a pain, I have no choice but to leave.” Brad was fuming on the stage. He clearly hated the fact that I already wasn’t begging to stay. He was so used to people sucking up to his bullshit that he forgot some of us didn’t care in the slightest.

"Alpha, I am not a rogue. I have lived in your territory for four years, working in a tavern the entire time. I've never caused problems and have only worked for food and board." A silence filled the air when he finished speaking, everyone heard the message behind his words. He had been here for years and nobody noticed him, which meant enemy packs could easily do the same. The Alpha paced back and forth in front of his seat, freezing when his daughter stepped forward. Shaun could see her black hair touched her elbow as she descended the stairs towards him. She wore a dark gray dress that complimented her hair and eyes, falling just below her knees. He was mesmerized by her as she approached

Jan remarks. Listening intently to Jan's observations, Gil experiences a whirlwind of emotions. On one hand, she savours a sense of gratification and pride in her ability to approach the Alpha's wolf without trepidation and the wolf's acceptance of her proximity. She feels unique, distinct from the other pack members who maintain a wary distance. Yet, a twinge of sorrow tugs at her heart as she realises that fear and suspicion dominate perceptions of the Alpha's wolf. This insight offers a glimpse into the profound solitude he has endured throughout his existence. Embracing Jan once more, she gazes into his eyes and continues.