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Part 11

/His POV/   My father, the Pack Alpha, was sitting in his study, busy reading something. His glasses sat on his nose, brows furrowed together. From a distance, I could still pick out the silver of his hair, dull and thin. I knocked on the door even though he might have anticipated my arrival. He lifted his head, closing the file and motioning me to step in.     "Hi, dad."   "Aiden" He smiled brightly. "I heard that you had finalised your Luna."    I laughed, plopping on the empty chair in front of him. "Word gets around that fast, huh?"    "I'm sorry I caught the end of your conversation." He sheepishly pointed out. 
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Part 12

The packhouse appeared larger than the last time I had been here. A soft exhale left my lips as I thought about how it'll be my home soon.    My parents were already seated in the lawn along with others waiting for my sister. They asked me to help her out with the dress and the long veil.   "Rose?" Cara tightened her grip on the bag.   "I'm ready to leave."   She was going to run away and hide for a while with her mate. They have planned everything. I had no idea about any of it, only that they were leaving the village and going far away till everyone calmed down.   "Good luck, Cara."   Her eyes pooled with tears. She rushed
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Part 13

A sob racked through my body in the strange-looking room. I was all alone again—no one by my side. In few hours, the official ceremony will be over, and I will be Luna of the pack. But the Alpha hated me. What was the use of having such power anyway? A fresh set of tears flowed down my cheeks the more I thought about it.      Everyone was busy arranging the site we would worship the moon goddess. Wolves are believed to be children of the moon. That's why we worship the goddess that created us on every significant occasion. Apart from the moon, the wolves also worship the elements—water, fire, air and earth. We believe that these elements, along with the moon, sustain us.     A knock echoed in my room. Lifting my head, I stared at the Pack Alpha s
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Part 14

/Aiden's POV/   I stalked out of the cabin, my breaths coming out in puffs due to the cold weather. Still, I wasn't much affected due to my thick skin. My blood was boiling the more I thought about the omega in my cabin. How could my father agree to such a sham of a marriage?   During the ceremony, I had no choice but to go along with it. Many pack members gathered around, and walking away didn't seem like a reliable option. Running a hand through my hair, I banged on the door to his study.     "What's wrong?" My father opened the door, bleary-eyed, sweat clinging to his forehead.   "Are you seriously asking me that?" My voice raised. From the corner of my eyes, I noticed other pack members giving us a weird look.A burst of murmur
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Part 15

There comes the point in everyone's life when they wish they could turn back time or halting the clock even for just a moment enough to take a breath. I was feeling the same.     Once the Alpha stormed to his room, I decided to unpack my stuff.    Stepping inside the guest room, I was immediately enveloped in cold air. The room was tiny, with a single bed and one small dressing table with a stool. There was a large window on the wall, allowing lots of natural light in. On the other end of the room was a tiny wardrobe and a floor lamp.     A sigh left my lips. Throwing the suitcase on the bed, I began unpacking it. I had little clothing, and belongings barely fit two drawers. It
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Part 16

Aiden stalked in a circle around the edge of the empty space, shoulders squared and held high. His neck extended in a show of dominance. I couldn't help but gawk at the Alpha in front of me. He was a handsome wolf with sleek dark brown thick fur, healthy stature and bulky in all the right places.     He growled at me.      The pack wolves were yipping and howling around him, the others who had wandered off swiftly returning to witness the scene unfolding.     A whine escaped my lips pitifully, nearly losing myself when Aiden's eyes snapped directly to me, holding eye contact for several long seconds. Why was he staring at me like that? Did he not like
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Part 17

/Aiden’s POV/   I couldn't stop staring at Rose even after the ceremony. Why was her wolf silver-white? That colour was rare among wolves, and I haven't seen anyone like her. Somehow it impressed me. Shaking my head, I focused on the road ahead.     The ceremony came to an end, with my father blessing us all. We drank the water from the bowl blessed by moonlight before calling it a night. Rose strode by my side, head bent down, hands dangling at her side. I was almost tempted to hold them but snapped out of it.     My wolf was making me hazy, blur the lines and almost forgetting that I hate her. She ruined everything by replacing her sister. I grind my teeth together as I thought about it.
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Part 18

The next day was dull, and I couldn't bother getting out of bed. I spent it all alone, caged in my room for the better part of the day. My eyes kept shifting towards my bedroom door, hoping Aiden would come and check on me. After a while I gave it up and went to the bathroom, taking a hot shower to cleanse myself and soothe the aching muscles of my body.     Getting out of the room made me realise that the Alpha left a long time ago, his faint scent lingering around.     I was feeling very pouty and trapped, alone up in a large cabin. Curious, my feet carried towards the guest room from last night. My cheeks flushed as the mahogany door stared back at me. The thought of last night made my abdomen clench. He was so shameless suggesting something like that instead of going
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Part 19

Caden kept me company while Ria was nowhere to be found. I couldn't help but be annoyed at her. Where was she? The Alpha was decent, funny and had a slow, soothing accent. He asked me if I could walk along with him to the training ground. Mostly to call Aiden and take him back to the packhouse but also look around. I readily agreed, eager to see the training ground.   I stood awkwardly in the doorway to the building that housed the training sessions for the warriors.    There was a lot of space in the room, almost like the size of a town hall, and there were people dressed mostly in all black doing tasks around the entire room. Some were fighting, others, some were cleaning gear, and others were chilling on benches around the room while in the midst of a conversation.   "This is where we train", C
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Part 20

I was compelled to draw nearer to him, though the Alpha didn't like the idea of being my husband at all. He had no obligation to provide for me or care for me. I clamped my teeth over my lower lip in the uncertainty of whether moving closer to him was an odd thing to do.   It was not like Aiden had a smile on his face as he held my hand. Though when he reached his hand out for me, I quickly obliged. As his fingers grasped onto mine, touch cool as if he'd been standing in the snow for too long. Despite that, I didn't wish to extract my hand even though my blood chilled beneath my fingertips.    We continued our wandering until my toes felt numb in my shoes, and we were at the back of the packhouse. The bushes and trees sprouting up in a prearranged order stare back at me. A fountain sat in between it all, though no water gushed from its spouts. It was frozen like everything else
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