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Prologue

From the moment I opened my eyes, I knew I was different. Don’t ask me how—I just did. It was in my blood, a silent pulse that thrummed beneath my skin, a dark whisper in my soul. I was Alpha. --- Bang, bang, bang. The pounding against the door is relentless, like the steady drip of water eroding a stone. I keep my eyes shut, pulling the ragged blanket over my head, trying to block out the noise, the world, the constant reminder that I’m a fucking outcast. But the banging only grows louder, more insistent, like the universe won’t rest until I’m reminded of just how unwanted I am. Three knocks, a pause. Three more, and then nothing. A growl rumbles in my chest, raw and unfiltered, a beast waking beneath my skin. I want to tell the bastard outside to go fuck himself, but what’s the point? I know what he wants. They all want the same thing: to remind me that I’m less than nothing. A rogue. Less than dog shit in their polished, pristine world. I suppose I might have belonged to one
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Chapter One

WolfDays and nights have just morphed together; I can’t say how long it’s been since I had a warm meal or didn’t walk into a town and get uncomfortable, unwelcome stares from most folks there. The truth is, yeah, I suppose I look fucking terrible; I probably reek something awful, too. I’ve been up in the mountains so long that I’ve started looking like I belong there; in a way, I guess I do. When I do make my way into a passing town, being butt-ass naked probably won’t go down well, so I tend to help myself to the occasional clean clothes off someone’s wash line; it usually only happens when I sneak myself into towns to grab some food, and by grab, I mean it, quite literally. Being a mutt in the mountains doesn’t exactly come with a steady income. Out here, it’s survival, and food is never as plentiful as you’d think. Should my conscience nag at me for taking what isn’t mine? Probably. But the reality is, it’s this or walking around naked in my human form. My last decent set of clot
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Chapter Two

WolfAfter leading us to the furthest corner of the diner, she slides into her seat, casually gesturing for me to do the same across from her. I hesitate for a moment, turning my head to peer over my shoulder. The wary eyes of the other patrons linger, each sizing me up like I’m some mountain man—a drifter who has no place sitting down with the princess of Sitka. Which to be fair, I am. The thought makes me smirk nonetheless. They don’t understand, and frankly, they don’t need to. I shift my gaze to the window on my left, relieved we’re sitting by it and not crammed into some dingy corner on the other side of the diner. I’ve never done well with tight spaces; they mess with my head, stir up memories from a past I’d rather forget. Those memories are like a mudslide—once you start digging, everything comes crashing down, and I’ve long since run out of tears for that mess. “So, do I look a bit better?” I finally ask, breaking the silence. Her lips twitch into a slight grin as her eyes r
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Chapter Three

WolfAs the truck bumps along the narrow, overgrown forest road, I can’t shake the feeling that the tension is growing thicker with every passing second. It’s the kind of road where GPS signals go to die and where the only direction is straight to a grave. Dense, dark trees loom on either side, closing in on us like they’re in on some twisted joke—one I’m not sure I’m going to find funny. “So, Wolf, the two guys next to you are Bryce and Chandler—my future beta and gamma,” Don says, a hint of pride in his voice. I furrow my brows. “So you’re not the alpha?” Don smirks. “Nah, not yet. One day.” Sasha snorts but keeps quiet. Don’s little introduction of his future beta and gamma does nothing to ease my nerves. If anything, it feels like he’s laying out the cast of characters for my impending execution. Bryce and Chandler, both stiff as boards, look like they’d rather be anywhere else—maybe at a dentist appointment or in line for a root canal. Chandler’s restless energy makes me wond
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Chapter Four

Wolf It’s been three days since they stuck me in this godforsaken cage, and no word yet on my release. I pace up and down, expecting to see someone other than the maid—someone who might tell me what the hell is going on—but nothing. As promised, the maid brings me clean clothes and whatever I need to look decent. There’s a washbasin in here with a mirror. The moment I look into it and see my reflection, I can’t believe what I see in the person staring back at me. I don’t recognize the man looking back; my beard is long and out of control, my hair is matted and hangs down to my shoulders. My face is still dirt-stricken, even after I washed it at a nearby stream before entering the town of Sitka. I look... unpredictably wild, scary even. I run a hand through my hair, feeling the tangles catch and pull at my scalp. It’s a far cry from the man I used to see in the mirror—a man with purpose, direction, and a life that doesn’t involve spending days locked up like a rabid animal. The perso
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Chapter Five

Wolf I’ve been working out to pass the time while I wait. Confinement is driving me insane, and it’s either this or I risk breaking something. Standing shirtless in front of the pull-up bar, I regard it as if it’s my nemesis; oddly enough, I’m grateful they have something like this here, as if they anticipated my need for an outlet. I cast the bar a sideways glance, tilting my head in contemplation. As much as I want to envision it as an object of my frustration, something to strike and shatter, I can’t. Every time I try, my thoughts drift back to Sasha—those lush pink lips biting down on her bottom lip, a sight that ignites a primal longing within me. All I want is to have her beneath me. Damn it, I’m in serious trouble. I’ve lost count after one hundred and fifty pull-ups; now, I’m propelled by a potent mix of desire and determination. The desire to have Sasha writhing beneath me, calling my name, clashes violently with my fierce determination to escape this place and put as much
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Chapter Six

Wolf The moment Don came to stand before my cell gate with chains in his hands, I knew something was up. Cocking a brow, I narrowed my eyes questioningly. “What the fuck’s up with the chains, Don?” Sighing, he dropped them, the clank echoing against the concrete floor. My gaze flicked down, narrowing on the audacity of this guy. “Don’t give me shit, Wolf. Alpha’s orders are that I bind you in chains before presenting you to him; he does not want rogues running free in his pack.” I smirked, shaking my head as I stared at the rusty chains lying in a heap on the ground, almost taunting me. “What does he think I’m going to do, attack him on his own turf? Do I look stupid to you?” My eyes trailed back up to him, skepticism etched across my face. “Hey, you were stupid enough to sit down and have lunch with my sister; who knows with you, rogues?” His comment irked me, and I should’ve fired back. My wolf was already on edge, but I decided to let it slide. Don was just a pawn, executing
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Chapter Seven

WolfAs the chains fall to the ground, my eyes snap up to lock onto the alpha. Fenris’s beta is the one undoing my restraints, and I give him a brief, sarcastic nod of thanks before returning my gaze to Fenris, who’s still glaring at me as if I owe him more than a headache. “So is that it then?” I mutter, meeting his gaze without flinching. Fenris nods toward the open door, his voice gravelly as he grumbles, “Get out, and remember what I said, Wolf; you’re free to go when you complete this job. But not in my territory. I never want to see you here again, understood?” Scoffing, I shake my head with a smirk. “Trust me; I don’t plan on sticking around once we’re done.” Without sparing him another glance, I snatch the file off the table and stride out of the room. I can still feel Fenris’s piercing gaze burning into my back, but I resist the urge to look over my shoulder. What a dick. Surprisingly, Don is waiting for me just outside the door the moment I step out. He crosses his arms,
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Chapter Eight

WolfLeaving Erebus, conflicting feelings swirl inside me as I speed off, the roar of the bike’s engine barely drowning out the noise in my head. Every part of me screams to turn back, to go to Sasha. My wolf’s howling is relentless, a constant pounding in my skull, making it nearly impossible to think. The engine is the only thing keeping me grounded, forcing me to stay focused on the road and not the impossible situation I’ve left behind. Mate. I still can’t believe that word slipped past my lips. It’s impossible, it has to be. I know almost nothing about the mate bond, but one thing I do know is that it happens under a full moon. We’re still days away from the next full moon, so how could I possibly feel this overwhelming pull towards Sasha? It doesn’t make sense. Yet when my wolf growled the word, *mate*, something snapped inside me—like a rubber band deep in my soul that I didn’t even know was there. It’s a pull, a connection, something so primal I can’t ignore it. And Sasha..
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Chapter Nine

WolfThe coordinates take me straight to an abandoned-looking mine shaft in the middle of nowhere surrounded by nothing but overgrown and dense forest trees and bushes; I cautiously get off the bike and remove my helmet before placing it on top of the seat. My brows furrow as I narrow my eyes; it’s quiet, so quiet, in fact, that I can’t even hear any critters in the forest. Strange, right? My eyes slowly scan the area, trying to figure out why Caius would come here of all places; he had all but dominated most of the packs in South America. As far as memory serves, he was doing well, too. So why come up here and give up the reigning power he has down there for this? It doesn’t make any sense. ‘What the fuck are you up to, Caius?’ I wonder to myself, and at that exact moment, I notice someone standing right in front of the mineshaft hole. I instantly frown as I narrow my eyes at him when I grumble, “Damien.” He smirks at me as if he’s not even surprised to see me when he slowly nar
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