"I, Mia Harper, reject you, Alpha Lucien Storm as my mate." There was a crack in my voice as I stared into his eyes. “You can’t reject me, Mia. I’m your Mate.” My heart sank from so much pain and betrayal I’d endured. I shook my head. “Not anymore.” - Mia Harper, a wolfless omega flees her wedding the night of her eighteenth birthday and as fate would have it, she runs into the arms of her mate, Lucien Storm—one of the most ruthless Alphas anyone had ever seen. But in a twist of fate, he takes Mia in. They soon fall in love but one visit to her Pack changes everything. Ezra, the man she was yet to marry a year ago is furious on her return and declares war. The war wipes out her entire Pack including her father. But then Mia finds out that it was Lucien that killed him. Her Mate had murdered her father in cold blood. Disheveled and broken, the betrayal drives her to the edge of a cliff where she takes a leap to her death. But somehow, she’s saved by Lucien. However, Mia doesn’t remember anything. Would he tell her the truth or would Lucien take his second chance by the horn? What would happen when the secrets finally become unveiled and everyone is faced with their truths? Would Mia ever forgive her mate, Lucien, especially after finding out she’s pregnant with his children? And importantly, did he really kill her Father?
View MoreMIA."So who are you?" I asked and Oscar turned to me with a smirk across his lips. He narrowed his eyes. "I've already told you my name haven't I?" He replied. I rolled my eyes to the back."I mean like who are you? You're not a face I've seen Rosewood much. Or at all even" I said. "Well, you haven't been around much." That was a fair point but I could see through Oscar. I could see through the wit and the sarcasm and the cockiness.And I could tell immediately what kind of man he was. His gaze lingered as he took a sip of his vodka. He sat right next to me just behind the bar counter. "I'm kidding," He chuckled. "But I could say the same about you. Long lost daughter of an Alpha returns to her hometown—" Oscar paused and I turned to face him."You know me." I muttered."News spreads.""That is creepy" I downed the rest of my tequila and Oscar leaned back in his chair with a laugh. "I promise you it's not. I just know everything that happens in this town." He said."What Pack?" I se
MIA."What are you doing here?" Lucien grabbed my arm but once I walked outside the castle, I withdrew from him. There was a furrow between his brows, an anger in his eyes."Meeting Ezra? Have you lost your mind?" He gritted through his teeth and I lifted my eyes to him. "Do you know how dangerous that is—" "Enough Lucien, I don't need you pretending to care," I said."You think that's what this is?" He asked. I swallowed a hard lump down my throat. His eyes scanned my body and then he sighed."Look at you, you're wounded." He whispered, his hands reaching to my face but I moved away. I could feel the blood drip down my temple right between the corner of my eyes and my ear. "Come back with me. I'll take care of it." Lucien said. I shook my head, staying still. "I'm fine. I'll see Alice when I get back.""It wasn't a question, Mia. You're coming with me, with the amount of blood coming from your head you're lucky you're still standing." He said. I rolled my eyes to the back of my head
MIA.The car came to a halt right in front of the Blood Moon pack house. I sucked in a deep breath, looking up at the place I'd grown up in. It was dark but it was clear how much had changed. Silence had ravaged the building and the few people that remained scantied across the street."Are you sure you want to do this?" Alice let out an exasperated sigh. She turned to look at me. "Meeting Ezra is such a bad idea, especially when you remember what happened the last time.""The only reason you were able to escape was because I poisoned him." She added. "Which is why you're coming nowhere close to that house. You said it yourself, it's me Ezra wants. He would stop at nothing until he has found me." I muttered under my breath."But I won't let him find me. Surprising him gives me an advantage""Then what?" Alice hissed and I pulled out of a waistband a knife I'd carried. "Mia" She sighed once her eyes fell to it. "It's okay," I paused before alighting the car. "I've trained six years fo
MIA.The moment I saw him, my heart dropped to the ground. Lucien was standing by the door and his eyes had met the kids. They were sitting on the floor playing a board game but when they saw him, both Ella and Theo stood.The way they looked at him. The way he looked at them. I could tell that he knew at that moment.This wasn't the way I wanted them to meet their father. Not like this. "Lucien," Alice broke the awkward silence, surprised that he was even standing here in the first place. He batted his eyes to me and though his lips parted, he didn't say anything for a second."Mia" But when he did, he called my name. It was as if he needed to see me a second time to actually believe it was me. "What are you doing here?" I bit down my teeth. "Did you follow me? Roman?" I looked at his beta behind him."Who are they?" Lucien stepped forward and I did too, holding the kids behind me. I locked my eyes into his. "You haven't answered my question, Lucien. What are you doing here?" I mut
LUCIEN.My heart hung heavy in my chest as I stared down at the letter in my hands. Six years ago, I had walked into this very room thinking I'd find the love of my life there but Mia had gone. She had left nothing but this very letter lying capriciously across my table. The first time I read it, I remember the feeling of tears in my eyes, the pain at the back of my throat and my stomach wrenching. It was the first time I ever felt that way. Hopeless, angry. Broken. "Dear Lucien," Six years would pass and there would be no day that I wouldn't read it all over again and again. It was a form of self torture, to remind myself of how much I was an asshole and an idiot for ever letting Mia go—for ever lying to her. But it was also the last thing of hers that I had. I never thought I'd see her again until tonight. It wasn't always like that. The first night I'd read her letter, I immediately summoned Roman."You have to find her. Search the heights of the mountains and the depths of the
MIA.Immediately Alice came to a halt, she jumped out of the car and into my arms. She embraced me for a lasting hug while a wide smile crept to my lips. I hugged her tight. "Alice," I whispered. For the second she pulled away, I noticed her eyes started to water. She scanned me head to toe and shook her head. "I can't believe it." She muttered."I can't believe that it's really you." She smiled."It is." I pushed a hard lump down my throat. "It is." Alice hugged me again. I hadn't seen my best friend in six years. Even though we had only just met not long before I left, the truth is Alice and I had stayed in touch over the last few years and we'd become closer.We didn't talk often at all out of the fear that someone might track where I was—she was the only one I stayed in touch with from home, but the few times we spoke to catch up, it was the best. "Oh my God" I blurted, cradling her face in my hand. She sniffled, color rushing into her cheeks. "I missed you." I hadn't realized j
MIA.SIX YEARS LATER.A low grunt escaped my lips. I pivoted my heel, ducking low. My eyes squared in at a distance as I mounted my fighting stance.My bare feet dug into the cool, damp earth and my muscles coiled like a spring, before I swung. The wooden staff I was holding in my hands cut through the air with sharp precision. I leaped forward, landing on all fours. Beads of sweat clung to my temples as I lifted my head. I sucked in a deep breath, readying myself to go again. But then, a voice called from behind and I halted. "Mommy," I took off my blindfold before turning around. The staff slipped from my hands to the ground. "Theo" I called. He was standing on the edge of the clearing, right next to his sister. They were both barefoot, dressed in patched clothes, their faces sleepy but curious. "Ella" I whispered, gesturing them to come closer. They did. "Why are you still awake by this time?" I wrapped them in my arms. "We were watching you. You were doing it again." Ella rep
MIA.I packed my bags frantically, tears in my eyes as I moved back and forth between the closet and the bed. I realized I had to be quick because I didn't want to see him."Mia." Alice called, hovering around me like a cloud. "Can you just take a moment and breathe? I understand how overwhelming you feel right now but please—" "Do you?" I snapped back at her.A sniffle went up my nose."Do you, really?" I wasn't being rude. I just didn't think anyone could understand the kind of pain I was in. The level of betrayal that stung my heart, the lies and deceit. Thinking you know someone and then being utterly wrong in the most devastating way."Lucien killed my father and he lied about it, the man I love killed my father. Can you say that?" I turned to Alice and the tears streamed down my cheeks. She pushed a hard lump down her throat."At least, let me get your head checked out. You fell pretty badly and you're still bleeding," She offered. I shook my head, reverting back to the closet.
MIA."Lucien" I called softly as he carried me in his arms. My body became feeble, almost like a lifeless skin I was to shed. But Lucien's arms were strong enough to wrap around me. The windows parted as we made our way through. He wrapped me in a blanket, and shielded me from the night's cold. I could feel my body's warmth, almost like my skin was on fire. I was terrified, this was my first shift. And I looked to Lucien, even though he had been through a thousand of these, there was still that terror in his eyes as well as he looked at me. I was growling in agony, my bones cracked, my joints ached and a vein popped in my forehead. I was in immense pain."I don't want to do this. I can't" I cried to Lucien. "Come on," Lucien urged, a hint of haste in his voice, like time wasn't on our side. "I'll get you to the river, it will help, I promise.""The river on the other side of town?" I echoed."We won't make it there fast enough." And at the sound of my voice, the moon ascended, cas
MIA. "Mia, you look beautiful." My father said, running his hand across the ends of my white flowing gown. A hard lump slipped down my throat as I stared into the mirror, tears threatening to fall down my cheeks. Today was supposed to be my eighteenth birthday, the happiest day in the life of every teenage girl, the day one truly became free. But here I was, dressed in my mother's pale wedding gown, about to wed a man whom I feared more than I could ever love. The thing is, I was never really your average teenage girl. No one from this part of Rosewood was but besides the fact that I was a werewolf, I was also just an Omega which from here, was way worse. They always said an Omega was only good for two things, as a breeder for whatever Alpha was willing to settle down for her or to become a slave to your own Pack. It's either one of two, never anything else. Born an Omega, I was often considered the weakest and lowest of the Pack hierarchy. It didn't matter that my father w
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