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ALAIA I woke up feeling cold as I stretched my hands to an empty space beside me. Isaiah was gone. I shot up to a sitting position, looking around the room for his presence. Why did he leave? Where did he go? “He’s an Alpha. He’s probably training. Though I would know for sure if you weren’t blocking me from his werewolf,” Elaine growled. A sense of relief washed over me as I turned to see it was eight in the morning. Of course, he’s training. So, there was no need to worry. As for Elaine... “Who knows what you might say if I let you talk? Unfortunately, we’re not best friends,” I replied, remembering that I had blocked Elaine from Devon when I found out Isaiah was my mate. “What is there to say? That the Moon Goddess paired them with a maniac. Do you have some plans I don’t know about?” Elaine questioned me. “Wouldn’t you like to know? Just be a good little she-wolf, and let me work my magic for the both of us.” “Your magic is never good. You only use it to hurt ot
The Alpha's Triangle You're Staying
ALAIA I could feel him on my heels, and I turned in my doorway to block him from coming in. “I don’t need a lecture right now, Zack.” He looked at me with a bit of confusion and shrugged it off. “You’re a grown woman. I do not care about your night festivities. I came to see if you’ll be leaving with me today.” Was he freaking serious? After last night, I couldn’t believe he thought I would want to return with him. But he must have seen the surprise on my face because he just sighed. “If you really think you’re ready for this, then I can’t stop you, but I want you to really think about this, Alaia. There are always consequences for everything you do. Since you’re mated to an Alpha, there’s not much I can do if-” I couldn’t let him finish that sentence. I knew where he was going with it. “I don’t need you trying to save me, Zack. I can take care of myself.” Besides, this time was going to be different. This time, I’m Maria, and unlike her, I am strong enough to never
The Alpha's Triangle Leaving
VICTORIA After leaving Isabella the other day, I went home and lay in bed for hours. I vaguely remember my mom checking in, leaving food near my bed, and returning to retrieve a plate still full of food. I had lost my appetite. That could be a side effect of rejecting your mate. My mate. I took a deep breath and breathed in her scent-lavender and vanilla-as I pulled her shirt closer to my chest. I stole it. Not intentionally. It just happened to fall into my box from the hangar in the closet. I forgot I even had it. Rae, my werewolf, was the one who sniffed it out when I got home, and I couldn’t bring myself to return it. It was all I had left of her. I watched the night fade until the rays of light from the sun peeked through my windows. How long have I been lying here? I took another deep breath and welcomed the pain as my chest tightened with each inhale. Fresh tears dampen the side of my pillow. Was this my punishment? Rejecting the gift of the Moon Goddess. Even though
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ISAIAHWe sat around the dining table as the Omegas began setting the table with different kinds of breakfast foods. Next to me, Alaia was talking to my mother, who was probably planning our wedding as we spoke. Hunter and Ashlee were busy in their little world, occasionally giggling like they were sharing a secret. Chris’s and Jace’s mates, Fanny and Mia, were also sitting in their conversations. I have to get used to this, I smiled to myself. Isabella finally walked in with Zack right on her tail. I internally growled as they both sat down. I noticed Zack and my sister being more friendly than before. I liked her better when he and the whole marriage thing disgusted her. “So what? You like him now,” I mind-linked Isabella. “Well, he did save my best friend last night,” she said teasingly. “Pfft. He’s probably the reason she was in trouble at all. Besides, any of us could’ve done that,” I snapped back. If I had gotten there just a few minutes earlier. What was he doing out
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ISABELLA “Alright, ladies. Into the jeep, we don’t have all day. Lunas in the front,” my mother yelled as I dragged my feet across the pavement to her stupid red Jeep Wrangler. “Why do I have to go? Can’t I just stay with Fanny and help with the food,” I begged my mother as she dragged me to her jeep. The lack of breakfast wasn’t improving my mood. I only managed a handful of bacon before leaving the dining room. I barely had the energy to walk, and my mother was dragging me to a stupid mall. “What are you saying, Isabella?” My mother asked. “You love going to the mall and shopping. I see you all the time checking out girls trying on outfits. This is the same thing.” I could hear Alaia giggling, giving me a knowing look. Why was she laughing? What does she know? “I’d rather hang with the boys,” I pouted, refusing to get in. I heard a growl beside me as we both looked at Ashlee sitting in the backseat with Mia. “There’s no way I’m leaving you here with my Hunty. Don’t
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ISABELLA The houses passed me like rolling film until I realized I was at the mall. I made my way inside and followed the stupid sounds of girlish laughter. I hated that someone was happy. I didn’t want anyone to be happy, but I had to face it. I didn’t want to hear my mother’s mouth about my mood dampening their day. Before entering the shop, I had to fix my face. Pretend everything was fine. I didn’t want to get a third degree. I didn’t want anyone to ask me anything. I would be fine if I could get through this with a nod. I walked in, and Alaia was showcasing a white dress. It was a delicate patterned lace layered on lovely creamy-colored silk. The bodice was adorned with pearls, and the bottom flared out triangularly. Alaia turned in the mirror, and I saw the cut-out displaying her nice, blemish-free back. I was impressed by how beautiful she looked, like an angel, and the dress was perfect. “And then we’ll have your hair up in this fashion and accessories with some long
The Alpha's Triangle A Little Paranoid
ZIRA After leaving the little rendezvous with Zack, I continued my search for my necklace. I checked everywhere within fifteen miles of the packhouse. I was sure I left it somewhere close by. I spent hours searching until I gave up. What was I going to tell Isabella? “She’s going to hate me!” I yelled to no one in particular. “I’m not a good friend.” “Stop with that. You’re not improving my mood,” Nina sighed. “What’s going on with you, Nina? You’ve been acting strange since we caught Isaiah watching us in the woods.” “Why was he watching us? Probably thinks we’re going to claw off his mate’s pretty face,” Nina growled, baring her teeth as a mental picture of her clawing Alaia’s face flashed in my mind. “You know, Nina. You have an anger issue. Maybe some training can help with that,” I suggested when I noticed my nails lengthening from Nina’s anger. Nina huffed at me before disappearing into my mind. I guess training was out of the question today. That’s fine with me
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