Given to the Ruthless Alpha

Natalia"Natalia! Natalia!!... Are you there?" A voice called out softly at me from behind the tent.My head snapped up from the thinking position I had assumed after Beta Heimdall left the tent. I would always recognise that soft voice calling out to me anywhere. It belonged to Marie, my infamous partner and I was sure that Keira would be with her. We weren't what could be referred to as close friends as they each had their different cliques but we were more like an infamous trio who only stuck out for the others in times of trouble. We had become attached to each other when we came together to attack Dave, a haughty wolf who had decided to make running in the woods a nightmare for young girls. Back then, we had hatched a plan and scared the living hell out of him in the forest. Though it wasn't easy, the memory is good. Keira had used acupuncture needles on him . Anyway, as good as the memory is , it's in the past. Right now, I have a problem to face. "Marie! What are you doing h

NataliaThe journey seemed unending. I was still chained and walking along with the front line guards of the Devil Claw Wolfpack. We've been walking for about four hours now without any rest. The only pause we had had had been about an hour ago when Beta Heimdall wanted to relieve himself and that had been for less than ten minutes. The trip was more difficult for me because I wasn't walking at my own pace. It was like I was being dragged along by the guard holding my chain in his hands. The guards were walking briskly in military formation and I, not having any previous military experience, found it difficult to keep up. I furrowed my brows while thinking of what I could do to make the procession stop. My left eye twitched rapidly and I smiled to myself as I thought of what to do. Once I had made up my mind on what to do, I eagerly took in a deep breath in order to steady myself. I stopped walking all of a sudden and the guard with my chain felt the pull. As he attempted to dra

NataliaThe darkness was overwhelming. I tried clawing my way out of it but it only seemed to envelope me the more. I stretched out my hands trying to see if there was a wall or door I could use in getting my way out but everything seems to be a phantom. Since there was no way I could trace my way out, I decided it was better I move forward, a little bit at a time. I did so and took about twenty feet when I felt myself transitioning. My eyes flew open when this began to happen and I saw the darkness all around me.The surroundings felt different from where I was coming from and as my eyes began to adjust to it, I saw the outline of a tent. "Do you think she would make it before we leave in the morning?" I heard a voice speaking outside as I became familiar with the tent where I was. It was the medical tent of the team that moved with Devil Claw Wolfpack. "She had better be or else she would have herself to blame when Beta Heimdall reports her to the Alpha as his reason for retur

Natalia PovBeta Heimdall stalked out of my room after delivering what he considered to be a missile. He, obviously was expecting a sort of reaction from me but got none. I was as calm as a dove when I heard what he wanted to say. The minute he finished speaking, I promptly adjusted the bed and laid on my side, facing the other side while my back faced him. He had probably expected me to jump and shout at him while bemoaning my Alpha's daughter status and that would have been satisfactory to him. "Someone would come to lose your chain in the morning. Note that maids wake up earlier than the others on the procession and you better don't entertain any funny ideas. My eyes are on you." He told me and went out of the tent. I made sure he had gone for about ten minutes before I turned around and stared at the empty makeshift doorway as I blinked back tears. Beta Heimdall sure knew how to break a person but he never really put my own die hard spirit into his calculations. He was doin

Natalie PovEveryone around me is quiet and tense. I know this because I could feel the tension in the air. Ahead of me, the Beta and the two elite warriors with him have their heads bowed slightly to the side. Among werewolves, that meant one thing. An Alpha was approaching. I am standing on the open courtyard in front of the pack house so I didn't get a close up view of him yet. The distance between where I am standing to where Beta Heimdall is close to about fifty metres so it affords me the opportunity to spy on the approaching Alpha. He emerged from the shadows of the pack house like a lone eagle flying among the clouds. He took a minute to survey the entire courtyard and I could feel his icy stare on me, even from that distance. He gradually descended the short flight of stairs from the verandah of the pack house and approached his Beta with a stoic expression on his face. They conversed in low tones and dart surreptitious glances at me where I stood among the others. Diver