The Scentless Luna's Alpha Prince

I waited until the rest of the wolves were asleep before I began my plan.I had already packed my pitiful belongings into a backpack and set it at a spot outside so I could run if I needed it.I crept upstairs towards the Alpha's room. The fact that I did not have a scent was a blessing in this situation; I was very stealthy so people couldn't hear me, and I had no scent, so they could not smell me."This is stupid," Ava said. I rolled my eyes."You are literally so close to death, Ava. And it is because of this stupid being.""Do not speak about our mate in such a manner," she growled at me.I shut my mouth, not because I didn't have a reply, but because I was in front of Jackson's door. I turned the doorknob and pushed it open quietly.It made no sound, and I silently prayed to the moon for small mercies. He was asleep, alone—another mercy from the moon.I watched him stand. The moon cast a soft glow on his chiseled features. He looked nearly ethereal in his sleep. The cruel edge to

Right after that, she had disappeared, and the life I lived now had begun.The argument my wolf and I had had dragged on for some time.“That was our mate,” Max warned. “You need to go after her. If you do not, we are too young to die. This pain will tear us. You fool! She told you as much. Why did you have to reject her? You couldn't even do it gently!”“Did you feel her wolf either? You liar. You want me to bear the blame for all of this like you made things any easier. She had no scent. How was I supposed to believe that she was my mate?” I asked through gritted teeth, still crouched on the floor.“Perhaps I didn't feel her wolf, but you should have suspected. You should have known. She wasn't crazy. You can't discard people simply because of a lack of scent, Jackson, we don't work like that?”“Even if I had perceived her, had known her scent, I would still have rejected her. She didn't look like a potential mate! Did you even see her?” I asked, angrier than ever.“In what way, sha

The vintage dress shop glowed with a warm, inviting light as Sylvie and I stepped out of the car. Calvin remained in the car, while Dulice and i decided to check out the dresses and help her pick one. If left to me, I would have remained in the pack but Calvin making mention of seeing Amanda in the human village piqued my interest.My wolf stirred, a low growl rumbling in my chest. There, by the window, a flash of red hair… Amanda? My breath hitched. It couldn't be. She was on a call, and she looked engrossed. This was impossible, I was seeing her again after that night, for the first time in six years.She looked up and soon, she vanished away from the window. That was kind of suspiciios, because on eminute she was there and the next minute, she wasn’t anymore.We walked up to the door, a cute little bell tinkling as we entered. A woman with a kind smile greeted us. "Welcome! We're actually not open yet, but we'll be open for business next Tuesday."Disbelief clouded Sylvie's face. "

Relief washed over me as Rick shut the door behind him, leaving for the hospital on an emergency call. We'd spent the entire evening huddled around the kitchen table, strategizing. The incident at kindergarten had thrown a wrench into our carefully constructed human facade."They can't go back this week," Rick had said, his voice grim. "Not after that display of strength.""I know," I agreed, frustration knotting my stomach. "But how do we explain it to them? They loved school!" Images of Sarah excitedly showing off her finger painting and Timothy shyly making friends with another boy flashed in my mind."We tell them the truth," Rick said, his gaze unwavering. "A softened version, of course. We tell them we need them to stay home for a few days to recover from a 'growth spurt.'"A flicker of doubt crossed my face. "Growth spurt? Won't they question why it affects their school attendance?"Rick chuckled, a dry humor lacing his voice. "They're five, Amanda. They'll probably buy it, esp

Disappointment gnawed at me as we entered the familiar shop once more. Surprisingly when Dulcie requested I accompany her again for the third time, I obliged. I have no idea why but I did it anyways.Or maybe i knew why and I didn’t want to accept it to myself yet?Despite Dulcie's tantrum the last time, Sadie greeted us with the same sunny disposition."Welcome back! Did you have a chance to think about the dresses?"Dulcie, however, wasn't interested in pleasantries. "Cut to the chase," she snapped. "Do you have the red dress or not?"Sadie's smile faltered slightly. "No, ma'am, I'm afraid not. It's…" she hesitated, glancing nervously at me."Just tell her it's not for sale," I interjected, a sigh escaping my lips. My wolf whined in frustration, his disappointment mirroring my own. Was I chasing shadows?But then, Sadie surprised me. "Actually, there's a new arrival you might like," she said, her eyes flitting between Dulcie and me. "It just came in this morning."Dulcie perked up,