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ALPHA GOD Chapter Thirty Nine
At first, I didn't know if he was serious.A half smile slipped onto my face as I readied myself to turn him down. To let him know this isn't me admitting to him that I love him, and want to be with him over Thorran. However, it doesn't seem that that idea was flirting with his mind, as an almost sinister expression moves across his face. I freeze, realising this might not be as innocent as I first assumed."I just thought we could talk is all. I would like to fix things," I murmur, leaning he palms of my hands against the office desk. Looke takes a few steps forward, folding his arms over his chest. In that moment, I looked into his eyes and felt genuine fear."Things will be fixed. I guarantee it. After this, Thorran will see what a whore you are," I hear him growl. Immediately I sense what he is about to do.He is going to do something truly horrible to me."Looke please, we can talk about this," I say, moving around the desk to the other side. He remains opposite me, looking at me
Last Updated : 2024-05-27ALPHA GOD Chapter Forty
It was almost like looking in a mirror.When have the same green eyes, the same hair. It was so jarring, for a moment I was completely stunned, stumbling back a few steps as I eyed her skeptically. There was no denying I was somehow related to her, and that she was the woman in my nightmares who had raised me, who had hidden me from Thorran’s father’s power, and was supposedly sent to the prisons where she had been executed privately, along with my father.Yet, here she was, standing in front of me as if all the grief I had spent dealing with in my childhood had been all for nothing. Did Looke know my mother was alive all this time, and didn’t tell me? I was not sure why I was questioning his morals now...I reached out, touching her shoulder, testing to see if she was actually real. She didn’t think it was enough as she, out of nowhere, pulled me into an embrace.And it felt right. She was most definitely my mother."I don’t understand," I said, pulling slightly away from her. She
Last Updated : 2024-05-27ALPHA GOD Chapter Forty One
I did not think I wanted to be apart of their family.Rebekah went back to her seat, motioning for me to sit on a vacant one. With my eyes on Thoran, I sat next to him, wishing I hadn’t walked in on their conversation. Now they were distracted by me, and weren’t going to finish their conversation. I wanted to know more about the Shinee manipulation thing.“I'm so happy Thoran has found his mate. Especially one as beautiful as you. I’m sure you two will treat each other well," she says softly. There was a flicker of sadness in her eyes as she said that, which Thoran seemed to notice also, as he shifted uncomfortably in his seat.Rebekah was both so sweet and so stunning. How could Thoran’s father treat her so badly, to even go so far as to hurt her?I tried push that idea out of my head.“You're right, she’s lovely," Thoran said, smiling at me. I could read in his eyes that as much as he loved me, he
Last Updated : 2024-05-27ALPHA GOD Chapter Forty Two
A few months …I had to say I loved our new home.It took some time to be built exactly how Thoran and I wanted it, but I’m glad we waited. It’s traditional, yet fits in with what Thoran and I both love the most. What I believe makes it so special is it is right in the outdoors, rather than in a stuffy city. Being underneath the shade of trees, a garden right outside to grow things in is like medicine.Thoran and I decided it would be best to leave the Discipline Pack after he gave his title to a friend of his who he has always trusted, Carson. Thoran wanted to put distance between him and his old life, and as someone who has always wanted to travel, I couldn't be happier.Now we live in no Pack. We live in between the Freedom Pack and the Vengeance Pack. Here, we have the perfect warm climate with plenty of forest to conceal ourselves.It seems we found the perfect life."I can’t decide what I should plant next," I muse to Thoran, who sits beside me, reading his latest favorite novel
Last Updated : 2024-05-28ALPHA GOD BONUS
I watch her, uninterested.There is little else in this place to look at right now. I sit behind the glass, watching her swim. She isn't very graceful or elegant, as she glides just beneath the surface of the water, completely naked. Her body doesn't bother me, or strike me with wonder. It's just another pointless body that holds little meaning to me. I barely give it a second glance.She knows I'm watching her, and she's making a show of it. Poppy, I believe her name is. She snuck in here thinking I wouldn't notice, stripped of her clothing and dove into my pool. Now she's trying her hardest to impress me.It's the struggle I enjoy the most.No one can impress me. It's as simple as that, yet so many shameless girls stumble into my place in order to try me out. It was the words of the last girl who came in here, not mine. It's a novelty to bed me considering my abilities as the sin, lust. It's a curse in itself, since these girls who come here couldn't in
Last Updated : 2024-05-29ALPHA GOD BONUS - 1
AIDANA’s POVHer gentle fingers draw each trestle back, tucking them behind my ear with adept precision.I catch her eye in the mirror. She is so innocent, my little Hermione. She’s a gift I'm grateful for, who is almost always by my side. Almost. Perhaps her family miss her. She doesn't seem to care so much any more. Hermione has realised her life here - with me - is much better."Do you actually enjoy your hours in the temple?" Hermione asks, tightening the braid she created in the tips of her fingers.I have priorities in the temple most mornings; especially today, being a Sunday on mortal ground. It's not something I'm particularly fond of. It's the Blackthorne Pack that gather together to sing to me on this day."Quite," I say smoothly, pinning down a wrinkle on my dress. "It's such an honour."Hermione smiles down at me. A picture of innocence. A gift from my mate. He's so peculiar, doing these things for me. He so clearly wants my heart, but what separates us is more than sinis
Last Updated : 2024-05-30ALPHA GOD BONUS - 2
I was not sure how I was supposed to react. My mind isn't playing tricks on me. Shinee, my mate, is standing right in front of me, hands shoved in his pant pockets, watching me. Those lavender eyes strike me into silence for a moment, as I come to terms with all that comes with him being here, in this library right now, because it's not all that simple. Does the Moon know? How did he even get in here in the first place? Who let him in? There are so many questions that Shinee isn't answering. I simply can't get the words out of my mouth to greet him. I place my finger to my lips. Anymore that he says could be detected by the Moon, especially being so close to what might be his home behind this wall. That is, if he can have one. Shinee raises an eyebrow at me. How is it possible that he looks so different to how I remember him? What happened to the shaggy haired, lean immortal I knew? He seems taller, with broader shoulders, sharper features and a sense of power that seeps from him
Last Updated : 2024-05-31ALPHA GOD BONUS - 3
I can't let Shinee's appearance get to me.His letter sits on the table in front of me. It's still folded up, curiosity bubbling up within in me, my twitching fingers begging to pick it up and read what written. His visit here has left me breathless, still, hours after he has left. His presence still lingers in the air, a tingling feeling still existing on the surface of my skin.My gaze flickers up to the fireplace that crackles up against wall, before it falls on the letter again. Should I burn it? If I burn it, then it will be vanished forever, and the words he wrote upon it will be haunting me for who knows how long.Picking it up, I slip it back into my pocket, where it is once again, concealed from my sight. Right now, I have more important matters to deal with.I need to get on the other side of that wall.I'm not sure what I'm expecting to find, but as I wander back to my bed, I let my imagination run wild, considering all options.T
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