The Alpha's Weakness

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ow his second in c

t didn’t bother him but the news started rumors about the Whispering Moon Pac

ed warriors, and the Gamma, the younger of t

. "We have great numbers and strength.” He rubbed his nose, look

y. Before Cole could stop him, he suggested his favorite

, oblivious to the true intention. "That’s brill

less. He didn't

t of his childhood friend - has always been the

r’s warning stare. “A marriage pact is the highest form of apology. It'll be their

up in flames. But he stayed in his seat, sulki

Cole couldn’t beat the brilliance of the

ay, he set off

ned his fiercest warrior into the world’s dumbest fool overnight. He would smile too much, agree too much and be

l invented

…

me ancient dumb tricks. He is not just another werewolf. He, Cole Grey, does not - and will not - succumb to an invented nature b

ut she will just be another u

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. Her silvery white hair fell in stark contrast to the rosy tint of her plush

e reminded him of Her. That good-for-nothing goddess. And her scent made it worse. S

ty bare skin, golden brown and pale white, crashing against each

snarl, not caring if

y warned with a fiery sparkle. She is one feisty werewoman. Cole lif

le looked up and finally saw the Alpha of this small and careless pack. No one was standing g

this pack’s weakness. A vicious outsider who had just barged in unannounced and no one was on their toes, ready to take him do

anything. So he said nothing and

nd then looked up at the Alpha.

seat. “Cole! Dear Moon Goddess!” Cole knitted his brows ti

action when Cole held up

faced the frowning woman again. She now looked an

. This is our tribute to the Whispering Moon Pack. With this marriage, we pay our allegiance to you, Cole. This

speech to end, then returned to

like a warm summer bree

ather’s

, she slowly answe

, who had been observing like one of those clowns in a mime sh

his face. “This is absurd! Wh

on the lazy Alpha’s face, Cole continued on in his do-or-die-now commanding voice

ning in the brightest moonglow he’d ever seen and lowere

rowd, and the same corner of his lips lifted. After thro

hrough the sea of cold and hostile looks, unfazed and unfaltering