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The Vengeful Wolf and Her Fated Alpha King

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 843    |    Released on: Today at 14:58

Beaumo

racking perfectly. "I'm dizzy. Ca

rly concealed greed, flickered. He wan

e nightstand with a soft clink, the sound echo

rms. I flinched, a genuine reaction this time. The memory of his tou

sed

me into a sitting position. My head lolled to the side, my hai

toward the edge of the bed, closer

d from his grasp. It dangled for a moment, then m

s voice losing its gentle facade. "It wil

y was so thick I cou

he underside of the nightstand's top drawer. My n

lmost invi

ness. My grandfather had this secret compartment installed for me years ago

kept love letters and

e, it held

n a breath, and a small panel sprang open on the lower si

bed of velvet, was a

birthday present from Grandfather Alistair. A

the loyalty of those around me. This pack, this family, was a pit

my full weight against Dudley, forcing him to

e. He thought my final resistance ha

is back partially turned to me a

l the tim

s grounding, a solid piece of reality in a world that had fractured and reformed

ndis's footsteps hurrying up the stairs, then her voice calling Grandfathe

act bef

's trophy. The bitter, earthy smell of the drug assaul

the spoon

my head t

eth. A drop of the vile liquid sp

, once a mask of fake sympathy, twisted int

me, his fingers crooking into a claw, aiming to pry

shot towa

ever rea

sessed surged through me. It was the strength of a l

ed him

ard, surprised by

him, my body a blur of white silk. The pistol, now free fro

far side of the bed, the mat

aised t

im lamplight, its dark, hollow eye

tretched, his face a comical

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The Vengeful Wolf and Her Fated Alpha King
The Vengeful Wolf and Her Fated Alpha King
“I was the proud heir of the Beaumont pack, but my stepmother and her children coveted everything I had. After a three-day hunger strike, my stepmother's accomplice, Dudley Nixon, brought me a bowl of soup. It was laced with a potent drug designed to force a she-wolf into an uncontrollable heat. In my past life, I drank it. When my grandfather burst into the room and saw me compromised, his heart gave out from the sheer horror and shame. My own father stood aside as my stepmother, Candis, and her children stole my inheritance. They marked me with a rogue wolf, ruined my face, and shattered my leg. Eventually, I was cast out and left to draw my last ragged breath in a freezing, filthy alley. Until the very end, I couldn't forget their triumphant, greedy smiles. I hated my own fragile innocence, and I hated them for dragging my pack's honor through the mud just to satisfy their twisted ambitions. Opening my eyes again, I was back on the very bed where my nightmare began. Dudley was hovering over me, holding that murky brown poison with a sickeningly sweet smile. This time, instead of drinking it, I reached under the nightstand, pulled out a hidden silver pistol, and pointed it right between his eyes. "Drink it," I ordered. The girl who begged for mercy died in that alley. The one who woke up is a starving wolf, and my revenge begins now.”