Turning Tables on the Princess

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om the

sex. Shape shifting. Vengeanc

iggering

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hoing in my ears. Her urgency. She had

t through. And

Alpha, had made me at the get. Despite that I was residing amongs

forced to join their pack and become fated to be prey of one of the

of mat

es that became fiercely lustful under the Mating Moon. Willing to throwdown

ad never quite fit in with wolves. And I

e mounted u

te anothe

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er ramble about the atrocities the male wolves would commit on a female under the Mating Mo

niffing me out more frequently. I’d barely managed to escape indoors under the

ne is coming s

kfully lost all interest in me. Following her and marking ar

ants her

a male marking

unger broth

to accompany shoulders as wide as a wall and a chest thick enough, I certainly couldn’t reach around him. He was Draven’s

b after the wolf plagues.

until able to drag them back to j

e camp. And the males had to be the most brutal and strong of what wa

NightHunter Pack’

t there worse then the Asara. Problem was

ll would be protected, and that should anything happen t

he let in. And any would-be challengers were soon banished from the walls to roam again in a world runnin

ack-hearted those

ne training them, the mages were black-eyed a

exudes the

knew

what he

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tHunter rai

eing out on my own. Hunting was sparse unless one was will

lled if they incidentally ent

nd as I exited my hut this morning, I caught the hin

ar

laiming

ago, Alaric had knocked

is face, I’d met him head on. Refusing to let him k

no male.

t now his face was so hard it could’ve be

ow to smile. Or he had some

. “I’m giving you fair warning, Lara. In

ell y

Stamping down my indignation enough to keep my emotion hidden. I didn’t wa

e I was going to comply

ine. Mate you

me, yo

we’re barely able to control ourselves. I’ve enough respect fo

ed my arms over my chest a

t the doorframe purposefully and leaning

to do mor

be yours,

in place as he examined me. “I want you. And I’m going to have you. One way or another. I merely tho

animals.” I hissed t

like the creatures we are…At least tho

fool to prefer human co

d had learned to blend with humans enough, I

c. I had be

m a haughty smirk. “

ed luck. I’