ALPHA ORION'S MUTE BRIDE

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for every pack, a night where everyone would reveal their true form a

g in my chest. I had come to find Alpha Kyle, my

r and overbearing attitude. I never liked being mated to him but, I had no choice. my in

Alpha Kyle, and

e is going to want you, the least you coul

the cruel voices of my family implanting

e was far from the romantic vision I'd held in my heart. There, in the dim glow of the moonlight,

orn mute, a curse as some would say. But my silence did nothing to mask the agony spread acro

hing-guilt, perhaps? But it was quickly replaced by a cold, indifferent stare. He

was sharp, devoid of any warm

y eyes were disheartened by the sight I had witnessed. He walked towards me, while the o

that?" he a

l free across my cheeks. The disappointment an

my eyes burning with r

mega who can't even speak, let alone shift. You're a liability to my p

with tears I couldn't shed aloud. I shook my head, trying to convey the overwhel

unfit to rule with me." He added. I knew what came next after such words,

the dark ember pack, reject you

chest, the pain of rejection seared through me like fire. I wanted to run,

in the Joker house, I dragged my heavy feet back t

screamed excitedly as she cam

e, though she was just six. She understood what true family meant. S

to Grandma's death

orn for greatness. Always remember that." Tho

with tears. "I am

a cu

n to my

with no mate

Grandma had said." I closed my eyes,

process?" Alma asked, her eyes bea

rought Mum and

e tears in my eyes. She reached for my

ark," she yelled ang

?" Dad walked closer, his eyes red with

hape-shift and hurt me. His wolf was a dangerous, big black one, appearing only during special cer

ed by your mate, Aria," Mum's

ope for pity, even the tiniest bit of it. They weren't the ones rejected, They weren't th

e, Dad transformed, r

I heard Alma's blood-curdling scream - a piercing wail that sent chills down my spine

crumpled on the floor, with blood gushing fro

his human form. Mum rushed to Alma, lifting he

omething and I had to act fast. I ran outside the house, as fast as my legs could carry me. I had to

one was permitted to go close, but I had no choice; Alma's life depended o

ed to the night, hoping it would c

stance-the divine spirit's house. I burst thr

My silent plea echoed in my mind as I collapsed at t

thed in a soft, glowing light. The divine

if seeing into my soul. For a moment, I wonder

crifice anything-even my own life. I crept clo

said, her voice soothing as a gentle

pirit nodded and gestured for me to follow. We hurried

. My mother was frantic, trying to stop Alma's bleedin

er, and I watched in awe as her wounds began to heal. I let out a sigh o

ith fury. "You are the cause of all o

sister, the same way y

you are a curs

uttered. My mother looked away, unable to meet my eyes. The di

said quietly before turning to leave, but

aid coldly. "Leave this

With one last look at the pack that had never accepted me, I turn

but I couldn't stop. I wouldn't stop until I was far away from the pain and betrayal that had defined m

nability to shift, was too much for me to bear at this point. My body began trembling in exhaustion, my vision darkening at the edges. I gaspe

it illuminated its glow against my bruised skin. My thoughts were a chaotic mess of sorrow and anger, wit

n like this? Why was I a

ense of fear, my heart jolted in panic, urging me to run away but my body was far spent to move an inch. The sound grew louder,

ruggle, but it was no use. My vision blurred, and with one final, silent cry, I surrendered to t