Alpha Of The North: His Weakness, Her Curse

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archways of the Ash Mountain pack, filt

nothing compared to th

s prepared. Not a marriage ceremony, as my

lineage to be mated without

the night of

ave always loved. Not even to the man close to my dream man. But to the bea

e man I would do anything to spend the rest of her life with, the Beta of my pack

fight for our love... but what if the darkness of this enemy, Alpha Pa

oor made my jump. It was

e far deeper than mere jealousy, her voice dripping

ing me off to my death. They all couldn't wait to get rid of

to Alpha Parthe, they confirmed that I was truly cursed

he lineage of the Wild Wolf pack ever lived mor

gleamed with a dull shade of red but it disappeared as quickly a

I tried to run away from after the forbidden n

om his slumber, but fate drew the perfect map and led him straight to

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the woods. It was close to winter; the days were

cealed the sharp twigs that lay underneath; therefore, I had no idea

hin; there was no hiding place. The night sky w

ast hoped for a shred of affection from Alpha Odren, the man who called himself my father. Instead, h

, he had accused me of being a curse, a blight on our family's honor.

stares, the constant reminders that I was unwanted. T

thimbleweed slicing into my skin. Pain flared with each step, but I welcomed it, using it to

te wolf and ran deeper into the thick fores

stream that separated the

of the South, East, and West. But right now, I care less. It is better I am attacked

sion. Sometimes, I feel jealous of my siblings. They were loved.

as soon as she had me. Some said it was because she was too scared to rais

hit me like a wall. My wolf's instincts flared, a mix of fear and something else-something

ral growl, the sound vibrating th

find my legs taking me towards the s

naked body was bathed in moonlight, but I barely noticed the cold now; all my senses focused on

upernatural beings. Until this moment, I had thought they we

ild to ever live because I wasn't only hearing

r seen, crouched beside a lifeless body. His eyes glowed a blinding red, t

no ordinary wolf. This was the monster from the North-

e whimper that threatened to escape

ster turned its head, its gaze locking onto

d erratically, not just from fear but something far more dangerous-an ine

't see his features properly, but his sheer size and presence made my breath hitch. The power radiating from him wa

"What have we here?" he faced me, taking slow, pre

east of the North, just like the countless oth

ror, something else stirred-an unsettling warmth, a traitoro

e? I felt utterly vul

e voice was deep and gravelly, sen

ll me? Mate? Did I

th joy in the recesses of my mind. I was too scared to have

trick on me? How can I be mate

orce rooted me to the spot. I watched, wide-eyed,

ed me to have a better look, but I wa

I..." I choked, still unable to take a step.

with a devilish smirk. His words sounded a bit a

ame, making me realize I was equally naked.

The monster's wolf seeme

gulping in his strong scent. It was almost as if he had int

tent that it made one lose their entire wi

g on my belly button. "I never knew I'd be blessed with such a beauty for

ld both feel the heat radiating off our bodies, h

1 feet while I

st as he liked. His

oddess has so much planned out for us for the night. Don't you think?"

nce between us? I shoul

power he exuded. I should run, I should fight, but instead, I found