The Alpha's Destiny

Destiny's POVCold air seeped through my bones as I kicked my legs faster. Growls and snarls from my packmates followed sharply behind me. This was definitely not how I had expected to spend my Friday night—being chased by the pack I had been born and raised in.My pulse raced as I moved through the forest. The crescent moon in the thick indigo sky followed discreetly.“Destiny, Destiny, what makes you think you can run from us?” a voice from one of the enforcers taunted beside me, and my breath hitched. Panic almost overwhelmed me. He swiped a claw that I dodged as I picked up speed.There was no way I was going to let them get to me. No way.But how exactly was a 21-year-old werewolf who had just shifted for the first time going to outrun five fully grown werewolves? My newly acquired advanced sight allowed me to see clearly through the darkness, and the speed that came with being a shifter helped me avoid the swipes of the claws of the terrifying wolves inching closely behind me.D

Destiny's POVAs soon as my auction process was over, I was shoved back to the dressing room, and my hair and makeup were redone by women who kept giving me envious looks.“What?” I snapped when I couldn't take their looks any longer.The one who did my hair shrugged. “Nothing. You're just lucky, you know.”I reeled back.I considered myself a lot of things: deluded sometimes, and hot-headed maybe. But "lucky" was far from one of the many things I was, considering how the past ten years of my life had gone. The last twenty-four hours alone were proof.I raised a brow. “You consider being kidnapped by my former alpha of the pack I was banished from for a crime I didn't commit and being sold to some stranger to use for his pleasure as being lucky?”She grimaced. “Okay, maybe not lucky. I'm just saying you should be happy. The man who brought you here is Theo Gavi.” She gave me a look as if waiting for a reaction from me. “You don't know him? Have you been living under a rock or somethin