ONCE BETRAYED: TWICE RECLAIMED

ome – and made to familiarize myself with the dos and don'ts of the pack. The basic rules that guided and then as a family. The

pack, my relationship with Liam grew str

ening as we bathed in the light of t

t united. My pack was quick to throw m

e me. But I know abou

you? It's har

to and see things how we want to see it, not necessarily how it is. Isn't that how i

I would remember

as a friend and not as a leader of a pack? Wh

ge of me in the woods

ed. "Do you really

r relationship has evolved. From

"Acquain

o?

– I

't have to do this

on my feet and making me feel as comfortable as possible as I stayed with their pack, it was still h

ng. I hate to bring back any memory that makes you feel uncomfortable and I promise

slowly. I kept my eyes on the ground as the images of my father

ionless. His lips were drawn in a thin line and although his eyes bored into mi

ich led to me ending up in his territory. He said nothing as I spoke and his face remained expressionless, b

my chest and although I still felt apprehensive

expect him to continue to allow me in his pack. My own peop

tarted. "I am sorry you have to go through t

er's death, but nothing could have stopped the shock I felt at our beta's betraya

claim more power, he took it. I just wish that he had not put you i

alpha, he needed to get rid of me." I explained. "My father

to make y

s the only chil

quiet. In silence which I was sure we both found soothing and comfor

ne approached us. Once he was before us, he nodded

hering. Your presence

ards the pack house. Levine followed and Liam, as if suddenly rec

too. You also nee

d continued toward

o announce at the gathering and why my presence was also needed as I was not a member of their pack. I thought of the l

endure all that's thrown at me if only it'll giv

fore I could gather my thoughts, I was being dragged

a few minutes back. I didn't have the chance to find out what was happening a

Pains of rejections once again as he str

his pack, reject you, Amelia Cresc

gh my veins and my heart shattered into pieces as I struggled to make my way out of the ha

ng only the night whispers of distant cries. I stumbled into a club to drown my sorrows at leas

cohol right now", I gestu

id, handing over the cup which

d to the bartender, a

f the bar. I looked up immediately, and my eyes met with a handsome stranger who smelled

e said, lettin

I said, ig

e drinking all by yourself?" he asked,

e have some crazy fun?" I asked him, dragging hi

said, placing his hands on my wa

nd had the best night I've had in

as I looked around to see th

of last night came rushing through

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