Bound to an Alpha Who Hates Me

Bound to an Alpha Who Hates Me

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I arrived at the Blackwood Pack House as the bride in an arranged marriage, a political pawn meant to secure an alliance with their Alpha, Grayson Wilder. His family treated me like trash from the moment I walked in. His sister then deliberately sent me to the wrong room-the Alpha's private chambers. When Grayson found me in his bed, he didn't ask questions. He shoved me to the floor, his eyes glowing with rage as he accused me of being a social climber trying to trap him. His mother and sister watched from the doorway, their faces alight with triumph, ready to see me torn apart. They had no idea I was there to save them, a secret deal made with the elders to prevent their pack from collapsing. I was the one with the power, hiding my true identity for their sake, yet they treated me like a stray dog who had wandered into their pristine home. But when he truly looked at me, his rage faltered, replaced by shocked recognition. He saw a ghost from a past he couldn't remember. And I knew this war wasn't just for my survival, but for a truth he was terrified to face.

Bound to an Alpha Who Hates Me Chapter 1 No.1

Amiyah POV

The Blackwood Pack House loomed before me like a beast carved from dark stone and ancient timber, radiating an aura of wealth and suffocating tradition. As the heavy oak doors groaned open, I didn't step into a welcoming home; I stepped onto a battlefield.

Standing in the center of the entrance hall was a woman who wore her bitterness like a second skin. Georgiana Wilder, the former Luna. Her eyes raked over me, dissecting my simple travel clothes with surgical precision.

"So," she said, her voice dripping with disdain. "This is what the Elders dragged in from the backwoods."

Before I could introduce myself, she snapped her fingers. An Omega servant scurried forward, trembling, clutching a spray bottle that smelled of acrid herbs and chemical lemon.

"Cleanse her," Georgiana commanded, wrinkling her nose as if I were a walking disease. "We cannot have the filth of the rogue lands and public transport contaminating my son's home."

The servant hesitated, fear in her eyes, before spraying a mist of the stinging liquid toward me. It settled on my skin, cold and insulting. My Inner Wolf bristled, pacing in the back of my mind, urging me to bare my teeth. *Disrespect,* she growled.

I didn't flinch. I didn't step back. I simply lifted my chin, channeling the icy composure my grandfather, the Alpha of the Silvermoon Pack, had drilled into me since birth.

"You can stop," I said. My voice wasn't loud, but it carried the undeniable weight of authority. The servant froze, the bottle lowering instantly.

I locked eyes with Georgiana. "You can spray me with all the sage and lavender in the world, Mrs. Wilder, but it won't cover up the scent clinging to you." I took a deliberate step closer, inhaling deeply. "It smells like sour milk and insecurity. Jealousy is a hard scent to wash off."

Georgiana's face turned a mottled shade of red, her mouth opening and closing like a fish out of water. Without waiting for her retort, I brushed past her, signaling the end of the conversation.

I walked into the Great Hall, a cavernous space dominated by a massive stone fireplace and trophies of past wars. Sprawled across a leather sofa was a girl about my age, scrolling through her phone with bored affectation. Cassidy Wilder.

She looked up, her lip curling. "Oh, look. The mail-order bride has arrived." She sat up, tossing her hair. "I heard you took the train here. How quaint. Did your little pack not have enough gas money for a car? Or do you just enjoy smelling like the unwashed masses?"

I almost laughed. If only she knew that my grandfather had rented out the entire high-speed rail line for my journey just so I wouldn't have to deal with traffic. But lions do not explain themselves to sheep.

I didn't break my stride. I didn't even look at her. I simply treated her like part of the furniture-insignificant and dull.

"Hey! I'm talking to you!" Cassidy's voice pitched higher, the sting of being ignored far worse than any insult I could have thrown.

I stopped at the foot of the grand staircase and turned to the trembling Omega servant who had followed me. "Show me to my room. It's been a long day."

Before the servant could answer, Cassidy scrambled off the couch, a wicked glint flashing in her eyes. She practically ran to the stairs, cutting off the servant.

"I'll show you," Cassidy said, her voice suddenly dripping with fake sweetness. She pointed a manicured finger toward the top of the stairs, to the end of the long, dimly lit corridor. "You're in the Master Suite. The big double doors at the very end. Only the best for our... guest."

She shot a glare at the servant, a silent threat that sealed the girl's lips.

I narrowed my eyes. It was a trap, obviously. But I was too tired to care about the petty games of a jealous child. I hauled my bag up the stairs, the silence of the house pressing against my ears.

When I reached the heavy double doors at the end of the hall, I paused. The wood was carved with the intricate crest of the Blackwood Pack-a snarling wolf entangled in thorns.

I pushed the handle down and stepped inside.

The moment the door clicked shut behind me, the air changed.

It hit me like a physical wave-a scent so powerful, so dominating, that my knees nearly buckled. It didn't smell like the herbal spray or the dusty hallway. It smelled of deep, dark cedar, worn leather, and the ozone charge of a coming storm.

It was an Alpha's scent. *The* Alpha's scent.

My Inner Wolf, usually restless and agitated in new places, suddenly stopped pacing. She let out a low, vibrating purr that rattled my ribs. *Safe,* she whispered. *Home.*

The room was massive, dark, and cool. A giant four-poster bed sat in the center, looking more inviting than anything I had ever seen. The scent was strongest there. It wrapped around me, thick and intoxicating, dulling my senses, lulling me into a trance.

I should have questioned why the guest room smelled like pure, unadulterated power. I should have noticed the lack of feminine touches. But the exhaustion of the journey and the strange, hypnotic comfort of the cedar scent pulled me under.

I dropped my bag and walked toward the bed, unaware that I had just walked straight into the lion's den.

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