It was Kile who had arrived to the scene and if he was there, Denise thought that could only mean Kain was somewhere around as well. She could feel Steff tense behind her and her fingers loosened their hold on her shoulder. Denise used the chance to quickly spin around, ducking her head under her arm and pulling one foot off the ground, kneeing her in the gut. Steff stumbled back, a cough rising up her throat as her hand flew to her gut. “You...!” She glared at her but did not make any move to return the hit. Her Alpha’s presence was what held her back. Denise quickly swooped her gaze pass Kile who was pushing his way to the head of the crowd and to Kain who stood at the very back, leaning against a nearby tree with eyes looking up at her. He was not glaring at her like the last time she saw him. He was just staring... “The A-Alpha is here too…!” Someone whispered from the crowd, making gasps sound as all eyes turned to him. Some who had been standing there shuffled to the side, g
“You’re still fucking useless.” Kain spat. Raina quickly fled to the back of her mind after those words hit her, meanwhile Denise could hardly breathe with the stench of blood surrounding her and splatters from the now dead woman rolling down her skin and painting her dress. It had happened so quickly that when she realized what he was about to do, it was already too late. Again, someone had died before her eyes and though she didn’t kill her, she was no doubt the cause of her death. It was her fault, she knew that. Bile rose up her throat. She had to clasp her hand over her mouth and swallow to keep everything down. She trembled. Hailey and Aiden who went off earlier had already neared the scene after hearing the screams, both of their eyes widening as they looked at the familiar bloody head Alpha Kain held in his hand. They sensed his anger from a mile away and as such they didn’t speak a word, only stared. “Take this as a warning. No one…” Kain growled, ruthlessly tossing the
Denise squirmed under his form as Kain sunk his thick rod into her hole, tearing her entrance apart with just that single thrust. Pain erupted through her being, but her body heated up nonetheless and the tingles climbed her inner walls, following his cock deep into her core. Despite feeling as if her world had crashed down on her, her body still couldn’t refuse him, she still wanted him. After all, he was her mate and all she had. The only hope she had. And the only person who could make her happy. She wanted him to need her, to want her, to love her. After years of loneliness and living beneath everyone’s hatred, that was all that she wanted. But was it too much to ask? Why couldn’t she mean that much to him as well? Why couldn’t he look at her the same way she looked at him? Why couldn’t he feel the same things she felt deep inside? Why…couldn’t he want her?If…she waited until this phase of his was over…would he eventually accept her fully? Would he eventually come to love her?
“I curse you.” “You who lives for power, strength and bloodshed….shall bear this curse as punishment for betraying my coven. And so long as your blood runs through the veins of your kin, they shall suffer the same.” Her arm stung just as the whisper met her ears and her eyes drifted down, spotting a black mark emerge onto her skin. It burned hotter as it swirled on her arm, forming what looked like a teardrop. “One who desires strength but is crippled by a mere breath that touches his skin. One who’s hunger for power shall destroy his sanity and devour him to his very bones. And one who’s path shall forever be painted in the blood of those she holds dear. A life of pure pain awaits all three children…but you will die by the hands of the unborn.” The spot between Denise’s neck and shoulder where her mark laid began to burn as well. “She will suffer an unbreakable bond, and the world will turn against her.” Her whole body lit afire. “But…she will also turn against the world.” Th
“The Luna welcoming party?! Why?!” Aiden sat up, his face scrunching up. “I told you to ditch that wicked Alpha and come back to me. Why won’t you listen? Am I too ugly compared to him?” “T-That’s not it.” Denise laughed softly. “You’re good looking, Aiden.” “Yeah?” His grin swept back in place and he leaned forward, swiping his hair towards the back but before he could open his mouth again, a palm smacked against his face, shutting him up. “Keep quiet, dipshit.” Hailey pushed his face back, almost making him tumble off the couch. ”Anyway, I don't think you should go either, but it’s the Alpha’s order, so I’ll help you with a nice outfit. Still, West is gonna be there, it’ll be chaos if the two of you meet…especially since you and the alpha…you know…” She pointed at the mark on Denise’s neck. “West?” Denise tilted her head. “I met her and she's really a bitch. I can’t stand her. She thinks she’s all that when she can’t even shift.” “She can’t shift?” Aiden piped up, “What kind o
Denise followed Kile’s lead whilst ignoring the constant gazes of those who were just arriving near the packhouse. As soon as she had stepped out under the moonlight, everyone’s eyes shifted towards her from all directions, including those she had never seen before. Her beautiful white dress had outdone all the others and as such, the women couldn’t help but glare at her. The male wolves, however, had set their eyes on her. They didn’t know who she was nor her background, but her beauty alone made them want her as their possession. With her cheeks reddened slightly, she clutched a bit of her dress in her grasps and walked towards the entrance with Kile. He opened the door for her and ghosted his hand over her back as they stepped inside. He wasn’t touching her, but he kept his hand there. She assumed he did that to ward off the males who wanted to approach her, so she smiled thankfully at him, mumbling a soft thanks. When they entered, the hall was already crowded and she was instan
The night that she had hoped would be the best in her life, had now been messed up. Kain had not gotten a good glance at her appearance and now, before they were even face to face, it was ruined. Dismayed, Denise pursed her lips and lifted her hand, gently swiping away the droplets on her skin. “Kira…stop this…” She looked up at her sister, her eyes practically begging her to let it end there. But Kira did no such thing. “Oh my…” Kira covered her smirking mouth, gasping. “By any chance, are you angry? Do you want to punch your dear sister? Do you want to rip me apart like you did mother? Tell me, what exactly is that crazy wolf of yours telling you to do?” Denise remained silent, clenched hands at her side. “That aside, aren’t you going to greet me and Justin? Or are we not worth bowing to?”“Kira, that’s enough.” Justin spoke up for the first time and grabbed Kira’s hand in his, yanking her to his side. “I didn’t come here for this foolishness. You’re like a child.”“He’s right.”
Denise’s eyes fluttered open, greeted by the faces of multiple people who looked down at her, two of which she recognized as both Aiden and Hailey. Before anything else, she quickly sat up on the floor and whilst ignoring how everyone suddenly backed away, she swept her gaze over the crowded hall, dreadfully searching for any signs that her wolf had hurt anyone. Thankfully for her, there was no blood around or amputated limbs, and that was a good thing, but…her family were nowhere to be seen. She looked to Aiden, grabbing his hand desperately, “W-What happened to them? My f-family?” “They left with all limbs intact…unfortunately. Only a bruise on the girl’s neck, that’s it.” Aiden answered. He had a frown on his face. “Get off the floor. I was gonna move you somewhere else but you’re already awake.” Hailey grabbed her other hand and they both pulled her to her feet. “A b-bruise?” Denise stammered, feeling guilt rise to her chest. Hailey scowled as she brushed off the back of Denis
“Why are you here? I never expected you of all people to come looking for me.” Denise crossed her arms on her chest as she stared over at Marcy who had arrived on the pack lands. She cocked her hips and flipped her hair, setting a black duffle bag on the floor beside her feet. “Sure you didn’t.” She laughed, noisily chewing on a gum. “I volunteered to deliver Mother's message. You should be thankful. How dare you keep me waiting?” “You volunteered? That’s hard to believe. What do you want? Tell me so I can go back inside.”“Before that…I must say I’m glad we finally have the chance to talk.” Marcy stepped closer. She was grinning widely but there was nothing but malice flowing between them. “Is it only me, or is your face still so damn annoying?” Her hand lifted, fingers grazing Denise’s hair. They drifted through the strands, then brushed the soft flesh of her cheek. The tip of the nails sunk in, almost pricking through the skin. Denise stood unflinching in front of her, a wry smi
“So…” Kain sat at the edge of the bed, his hands clasped together and his elbows on his thigh. The dark, pensive mood swallowing the room said that he was cooking up something dangerous in his mind. “…you have a stalker? Why am I just now hearing this?” His gaze raised to look at her, his left brow furrowing. “An admirer.” Denise said, watching from the corner of her eyes as his expression grew annoyed. “A fucking disgusting stalker.” “Disgusting, eh? You’ve been following me around, does that count?” “I’m serious.” He reached forward to grab the box out of her hands but Denise shoved it behind her. “You shouldn’t have that thing so close. It might be dangerous. Give it to me.” He expectantly opened his palm with a sigh and she only stared down at it. “Denise?” He pressed. “These have never been dangerous.” “Just give it to me.” He got up and stood to his full height, towering over her as he reached for the box again. Denise quickly slipped it under her arm, then between her
Kain Valcor. A hardheaded Alpha who took orders from no one, and a man who had to be on top. Wreaking havoc, preying on the weak and completely breaking the strong…had been his idea of a fun time for as long as he could remember. And until his mate arrived amidst all that chaos, it was the first time he wanted anything other than power. It was the first time…he desperately desired a woman. From the very moment he met her…his eyes instinctively followed her every move. He watched her like a hawk…her body language, her features, her emotions. He studied her like a book. She was easy to read and even easier to manipulate. He wanted to control her, to completely master the wolf inside her. But the more he watched her, the more time he spent with her….he realized that it wasn’t just her power that he desired. Whenever she was in front of him, he hated to look at her. Whenever she touched him, he hated the irritating sensation that scattered across his skin. And whenever he looked in her h
As expected of Kain, that ‘touch you a little’ became so much more in so little time. One moment his head was buried under Denise’s shirt then one thing led to another and her top had somehow relocated across the room. Her back slid up the cold glass as he took her bud between his teeth, nibbling on it. Denise bit her lip, tightening her legs around him. For a long torturous time now, he had only been playing with a single nipple and completely ignored the other. The urge for him to spare her left bud with just a bit of attention was becoming unbearable. Was he teasing her? She arched, sinking her hand into his hair. “Kain…”Kain slipped his hand under her waistband, pushing it down her hips. Her feet settled on the floor, but only for the second it took to kick it off. “You’re wet.” Kain whispered into her ear, as his intruding fingers climbed below, brushing her most sensitive parts without hesitation. He dipped inside her crack, and his index curled as soon as it pushed deeper, th
“There’s so much I want to do right now…” Before Kain knew it, his desires had slipped through his lips and laid bare for Denise to hear. “…lewd things…to touch you all over…to feel your lips~”“I can…see that…” Denise pulled her lips between her teeth as she looked up at him awkwardly through her lashes. It was true. Desire was dancing in his eyes. These days…he had made it painfully obvious, and though those kinds of desirous looks were something she had seen from various men…Kain made it feel different. He made her feel different. She tried to avoid his gaze but even though she wasn’t looking at him, the feel of his unyielding gaze continued to waver her composure. This was the kind of thing she couldn’t run away from….the unmistakable feeling of wanting to give in. Ever since the night they had dinner, she was aware that many of her walls had crumbled. She wanted to keep her distance, but her efforts were fruitless because there was rarely ever a time when he wasn’t within her vi
“Kain, what the hell?” Denise shuffled over, putting a bit of space between them which Kain quickly closed. “Is there ever a moment when you're not rude?” “Its fine.” Hailey laughed. “I was going to go get something to eat anyway. Want anything? We have alot of food left actually.” Kain had made sure that he packed their own food himself before coming here. She wasn’t sure where he got it all from but they had tons left. He said it was a safety measure, still Denise found it a bit rude. Luckily, Alpha Stewart didn’t seem to think much of it. “Are there any more apples?” “I’ll check.” Hailey turned on her feet and walked back towards the place where they were staying. They had been given a house separate from Stewart’s packhouse. It had alot of rooms so everyone got to sleep comfortably. The Queen’s guards, however, refused any accommodation and stayed outside even at night. “You told me to watch the kids…” Kain frowned, “…well now they’re here. Why are you hanging out with Hailey
“Mind telling me again why you're here?” Denise bit into her apple as she sat on a huge boulder outside Alpha Stewart's house. Just as she promised, she came back to visit her old pack after spending a day at Josh's (Trey's human friend). She didn’t plan on staying for more than a few hours, but somehow, it’d already passed three days in their pack. The wolves were still a bit uncomfortable in her presence but welcoming nonetheless. It’d been a fun time, except for the few inconveniences…one of which was Hailey.They hadn’t said much to eachother, mainly because Denise avoided any and all confrontations, but her constant staring was managing to become a huge bother. It wasn’t a glare, but a desperate stare that felt like it was begging Denise to look at her.“I volunteered… to be one of your guards during your stay here.” Hailey smiled brightly, scurrying over to Denise and bowing slightly. She was wearing a blue dress that hugged her small figure neatly, but compared to the last tim
“Kain. Are you going to keep drinking even when your food is right infront of you?” With a heavy sigh, Denise dipped her fork into her burrito bowl and jammed it into a piece of chicken. Instead of bringing the fork to her lips, she twirled it around the bowl, sighing again as she stared blankly at Kain. Their food had arrived over half an hour ago. The table had stake, tacos, pasta, salmon, salads and plates that she hadn’t even touched yet. She mostly ate the shrimp pasta while taking small bites out of everything else. All the while, the one who ordered…had been busy drinking. He wasn’t as triggered as she thought he was, seeing as he hadn’t gotten aggressive. Maybe she was a bit too harsh with her expectations. “Kain.” She called his name again, barely grabbing his attention. He looked up at her, but his eyes weren’t at all focused. “I didn’t come here to watch you drink.” “You can have a drink too…only a glass though” He pushed his glass over to her side, gesturing for her to
“I already ordered for the both of us.” “I don’t even get to choose what I want to eat? Wow.” “There’s alot to choose from, don’t worry. I’m sure you'll like the food here.” Kain's fingers drew circles on her back, each twirl threatening to force out a shiver. “Kain.” Her voice took on a warning tone as she grasped his arm. “How many times are you going to make me repeat myself? Don't touch me.” “Why?” He feigned innocence and leaned back, then grinned when her eyes narrowed on his form. “Fine.” His arm retreated, but he shifted his chair closer to hers, nudging her with his shoulder. “Why don’t you tell me about your endeavours the past few years? What’ve you been doing?” “Hiding from you.” She deadpanned, picking up her glass of water and taking a short sip. “What else?” She settled it back on the table and watched him silently while he picked up the same glass and drank from it despite having his own in front of him. His adam’s apple bobbed as he gulped down every last drop a