Alpha Noah's Mate

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He was a 24-year-old man who had just returned from our pack's Univ

me closer to him. But with the rejected look on hi

their first son, and having heard me boldly whisper the word

ith black shoes. She had a brown complexion, was beautiful, and stood beside her first son

t I was mated to the cr

as I bowed my head, unable to meet Queen Sabr

teen years old and graduated from the pack's scho

ithin our pack could gain basic education and improve our k

said only the Gamma's children and those of higher rank wer

them, I had to apply for this job

y question. Who did you call your mate?" She was barking at me as sh

ssion to work in the palace. But Queen Sabrina forbade me from entering the inner chambers and only a

inside the palace, as they

Quee

efore I could speak. "Let's all go inside," he sai

ecoming day from his return

enior in school, as he had graduated f

to stay in boarding. I had heard from some she-wolves who had been

thy men's children, while those of us from the lower class were expected not to

s. Prince Noah did not want to acknowledge me. He pr

the right to think that you can make yourself very important on this special day and steal my son's attention?

importance," he said, but I

University, so I thought it best to allow him to g

d away, seeing the rest of all the werewolves gathered in the palace field glari

ining at the pack's University. I cannot wait for you to become mated and make me

nsion next, while Princess Bella and her friend, Stella, gave me warnin

y all went into the magnificent palace building while I

et. But knowing that he would rej

thered around me, just after the royal family and other h

in this ceremony, as they wer

g!" I heard most of the female werewolves bark at me, as many of them

oughly by my blue maid gown and pulled me t

speak as hot tears freely

e would love me and

autiful life. I had hoped a

lly met with her mate, an

my wolf. He had silver eyes like Prince Noah, but then, se

t acknowledge me or accep

s stupid to come forward in front of a

shoul

rejection or patient