*BRIANNE’S POV*
His threat sent cold chills down my throat.
Is he literally forcing me to be his girlfriend?
Well, what would I expect from an alpha of his reputation.
Why would he even bother himself with me in the first place?
“Where is your house?” His husky voice asked calmly.
Another reason why I regret getting into this car. What would my father say when he sees me with him.
“The second house on the ninth street” I answered, almost choking on my own saliva.
Today would be the day my father would finally kill me. He’ll probably think I’m finally into some kind of hook up business after been rejected by my mate, because there’s no way in hell an Alpha of Jordyn’s caliber would have any sort of interest in me.
The thought of me, an omega, catching the eye of someone like Jordyn was laughable. It is inconceivable that someone of Jordyn’s stature would be interested in me.
The closer we drew to my house, the more scared I became. I silently prayed for a miracle to happen—any miracle, I pleaded with the universe. Please let something happen to stop this, let Jordyn’s car break down or…anything.
“You know a lot of girls would be glad to be this close to me” He said. It was as if he was reminding me of what I obviously knew but I remained silent. The silence in the car was almost deafening as I even tried not to breathe too loud.
My silence must have annoyed him because he suddenly stopped the car, slamming on the brakes without any warning. I gasped in surprise, my head almost hitting the airbag.
“Get down” He said. His eyes looked puzzled and deranged, like something had happened.
What is happening? Did I do something?
“Now!” He commanded, his knuckles went white as his fist tightened around the steering wheel.
I quickly opened the door and slipped out of the car.
He drove off in the next second without even looking at me.
I could tell… he was been called.
It was a telepathy call and only people who have their wolf possess such abilities.
I needed to thank whoever called him because they saved me a lot of trouble. Thankfully, none of the neighbors saw him.
I stood there watching the car disappear into the busy lane ahead, having a mixed feeling of relief and confusion. What had just happened? And who could have made that telepathy call that seemed to summon him right away?
***
“Are you ready to explain yourself now?” Mary’s unexpectedly calm voice asked me through the phone.
“Trust me, I don’t even know what’s going on” I said
“Brianne, you don’t know what’s going on but alpha Jordyn pulled up at your school today,?” Her voice was full of questions.
“I don’t know why he did that” I tried to explain. “Okay look, he asked me to be his girlfriend for three weeks… but I didn’t agree to it” I spewed.
“What?!” Mary’s exclamation came out rather strangled.
“Sounds crazy right? He said I he’s giving me a chance to make up for what happened ” I said with a nonchalant attitude.
“Make up for what happened?” Mary repeated, her voice laced with skepticism.
“Bri, what exactly did you get yourself into?”
I hesitated, unsure if I should reveal everything, but Mary’s concern put me at ease and I found myself spilling the entire story.
When I finished, Mary was silent for a moment before speaking up. “Bri, I think you’re in trouble” she said calmly, I could hear the sarcasm in her voice.
“We both know Alpha Jordyn doesn’t do things without a reason, and this… this is just weird.”
“I know” I agreed, letting go of all my hesitations. “But I don’t know what to do, he just showed up and…and…”
“And what?” Mary prompted, her voice firm.
“He said I took advantage of him and he’d make me his if I didn’t agree to be his girlfriend” the words came out of my mouth in a barely audible whisper.
The line went silent, awfully silent that I thought Mary had hung up. But then her voice came back, full of determination.
“I think you should stay away from him” She said
“He’d find me anyway” I sighed in defeat. “I don’t know what he’s getting at, but putting him to anger is not a good idea” I said.
“So what do you suggest?” Mary asked
“I’ll just play his game, after three weeks I’ll be free” I assured.
“Are you sure about this?” Mary asked, her question laced with worry.
“Yes I’m sure” I replied
‘No I wasn’t’
I hung up the phone, I couldn’t shake off the feeling that Alpha Jordyn was far from done with me.
Just then, my phone buzzed again. The contact displayed on the screen was unknown. I hesitated, wondering if I should answer it, but something compelled me to pick up.
“Hello?” I said in a voice barely above a whisper.
“Brianne,” A familiar low husky voice said, sending chills down my spine. “We’re not done yet.”
And with that, the line went dead.
*BRIANNE’S POV*I stood frozen in the darkness of my room, staring at my phone screen. The coldness in Jordyn’s voice kept me glued to the spot. I couldn’t shake off the feeling that he was watching me; even though I could not see him, my spine tingled.Out of fright, I hastily rushed to my window and slammed it shut. His words echoed in my head. ‘We’re not done yet.’What did he mean by that? I thought this whole charade was only going to last three weeks. Wasn’t that the deal? I was starting to doubt because Jordyn’s voice hinted at something more sinister, as if he was extending the agreed timeframe.“This is exhausting” I let out a deep sigh, my shoulders slumping in fatigue. I wondered if I had underestimated Jordyn’s intentions, why did I have to be caught up in an Alpha’s world? I had always tried to stay unnoticed, to blend into the background, and not draw unnecessary attention to myself. So where could I have gone wrong?His words ‘we’re not done yet’ sounded more like a pro
*BRIANNE’S POV*“Why do I have to train at the pack house?, can’t I train somewhere else?” I asked as my anxiousness skyrocketed.“So you’ve agreed to train?” My mother asked, her tone laced with surprise.I held myself from rolling my eyes. “Did I have a choice in the first place?” I retorted.“The pack house is the best and the safest,” she said, her mood seemed to have been elevated. “You could even get the chance to be trained by the Alpha’s mother. Then maybe you could transform into your wolf form” she continued, the last part came out in a whisper.“Not again” I groaned in annoyance. “ do we have to do this all the time?” I stomped.“You need your wolf Bri,” she persuaded.“No I don’t,” I said, the volume of my voice going higher as I took a step back. “Why can’t you see me for who I am instead of sending me off to some combat training? I can’t shift... Wolf wolf wolf, You all make me so sick. I don’t need my wolf,” I yelled.“Then you’re nothing more than a human,” my mother y
*BRIANNE’S POV*“That is bad news,” Mary said.I rolled my eyes at her. “That’s the whole point, of course, it’s bad news,” I said perplexed.Mary chuckled. “Your life is full of unexpected surprises, Bri. You have to admit, it’s never boring” Mary added, her voice laced with sarcasm.I groaned. “They are driving me nuts, Mary. Just because my brother now has his wolf, my father suddenly decided it would be better for me to train at the pack house?” I complainedMary tried to offer a reassuring smile. “Your father might just be trying to push you to your full potential” she tried to reason with me.“Full potential?” I repeated, my voice rising. “You know as well as I do that people training at the pack house all have their wolves already. They are not struggling like I am” I said, devastated.“This whole thing is weird” Mary’s voice became low. “Do you think he told your father to make you train at the pack house?” Mary’s question sounded more like she was talking to herself.“I doub
*BRIANNE’S POV*I stood at the entrance gate, my heart beating fast in my chest.My gaze locked onto the sign above, the logo of the silver-black pack. The metallic letters gleamed in the sunlight as my mind clouded with a sense of unease.I glanced back, my anxiety taking the better of me.The line was longer than I expected, I guess I wasn’t the only one training. The realization only added to my unease. I gripped my gate pass and training form firmly, trying to keep the papers from rustling too much.“Brianne Preston..”I almost jumped when I suddenly heard my name. Without hesitating or wasting any time, I rushed forward.The chubby lady scrutinized my forms, her eyes scanning through the pages with curiosity. Then she looked up at me, her gaze navigating my face and body with a discerning intensity. I felt a slight flutter in my chest as she seemed to take in every detail, her expression unreadable. Her eyes lingered on my face as if searching for something. I straightened my po
*BRIANNE’S POV*I scanned the crowd, my gaze awkwardly darting from one face to another. Their waiting eyes stared back at me, gleaming with anticipation.His thunderous voice boomed again. “You, pretty girl, Come up here”The lady turned to me with a faint but encouraging smile. “Go on, show us what you’ve got”My legs stayed rooted to the spot. ‘But I’ve got nothing to show’“I..sorry I think I’ll pass,” I said shakily.The lady chuckled. “You don’t get to pass.” She said. “Be an honorable wolf and go on” She encouraged.But how…how do I tell them I don’t have my wolf? How do I tell them I’m not strong enough? I tried to move my legs but they stayed stuck to the ground, refusing to budge. I knew that once I stepped into that ring, my fate was sealed.The crowd’s cheers grew louder, but their enthusiasm wasn’t for me— It was for my opponent. A tall, slender girl in her mid-20s. She snarled, glaring at me with a fierce intensity. Her eyes seemed to dare me to step forward.My legs fi
*JORDYN’S POV*I was in a deep conversation with Josh in my office when a sudden, intense sensation washed over me, sending waves down my spine. My senses came to life all at once, It was as if my senses had been hijacked, and I was hit with a familiar sweet scent. That unmistakable scent.It was her!! The sweet smell that hasn’t left my nostrils since the very day I met her. It was Brianne.This weird feeling—I could feel my wolf on a total rampage.But wait… what is she doing in the pack house?As I struggled to regain my composure, a chill crept up my spine at the mere thought of seeing her.“You okay bro?” Josh’s voice suddenly pulled me out of my confusion.I turned to him, but my mind was blank and unable to form a coherent response.“What’s wrong?” He asked, the concern visible on his face. “You seem out of it lately, I think you need some time off” He advised.I exhaled awkwardly, “yeah… I think I need some time off” I agreed unhesitatingly.Josh nodded “So I’ll see you later,
*BRIANNE’S POV*He carried me to a room, his strides purposeful and swift. He carefully laid me on the bed, his touch gentler than I expected.I didn’t know what to say to him, my mind raced with uncertainty. Should I apologize? Explain? Remain silent? I didn’t even know if I should say anything at all. His eyes flashed with anger and his jaw clenched.As he towered over me, his gaze pierced through me as if searching for answers to the questions that filled his mind. I felt a shiver run through my spine under his intense scrutiny.He walked to the telephone without saying anything and made a call.“Call in Doctor El” I heard him say over the phone.I wondered why he was calling a doctor—we werewolves heal quickly, and I could already feel my wounds closing, which was a painful, slow process for me. My healings are always excruciating and prolonged, unlike others of our kind.After making the call, he turned and leaned against the table behind him. His eyes fixed intently on me. His g
*BRIANNE’S POV*“You will no longer go out there to train,” He decreed, his voice firm and authoritative. “Not until you’re fully recovered,” He said.I flared up at the command, my instinct rebelled against his attempts to control me. “Who says I’m not fully recovered?” I asked him. Obviously, he wanted a reason to keep me captive, because he could clearly see that I was healed completely.His stone cold gaze roamed over me, ravaging my body before finally resting on my face, “you know I could lock you up here and your parents won’t be able to do anything about it” He threatened. The air seemed to vibrate with tension as we engaged in a silent stare-down.His threat did something to me, it wasn’t fear that I felt, but a thrill that ran through my veins like a spark of electricity. The way his eyes traveled my body as if claiming ownership, made my skin tingle with a sensation I couldn’t quite explain. He has a way of shutting me up every time, rendering me speechless with just a gla
The story of Jordyn and Brianne has finally come to an end. to all my readers, I want to say the biggest thank you for your support throughout my first book. your kindness and support has been my biggest drive force and motivation. thank you and God bless!
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