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The Alpha King’s Human Mate

The Alpha King’s Human Mate

Author: Eva Jenkins
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Chapter 1 Chapter 1

Word Count: 2906    |    Released on: 27/03/2024

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dow of my father's old truck. The music blasted in my ears from my iPod

, if some of you have not guessed it already, I am a total nerd; and no, I do not have dorky glasses and a face infested with horrible acne (thank goodness). I am sim

A 16-year-old senior? Well, it's a long story, which

. It was practically an isolation type of thing where he would work extra shifts and if he had a day off, he would either spend it out at the lake nearby or locked up in his bedroom. Seeing as I had so much time on my hands, I had no other choice but to learn ho

son nor was I athletic in any way, shape, or form. I would always do my homework on time (no procrastinator here) and work my butt off in ord

to a house that held too many memories of a person that would never again walk through the front door, my dad had decided to move from our cozy, country home in Texas to a busy, city neighborhood in Chicago. I can't really say that I hated the place, but I was never too fond of city environments, esp

t wasn't exactly the country lifestyle that I have grown to love ever sin

he same shade of hair as I did but with light brown eyes instead of my hazel green ones. His face had aged a bit, not because of the years that have

g my hair a bit which was a habit that I hated

way, only to have it land softly in its previous place. I straightened my stance as I began to

utcome, I looked back at him

ck to the road ahead of him. "So how do

n the middle of a song. "Oh, I don't know, the usual I guess. Books, lockers, teachers.....people," I sa

s he gently nudged me on the shoulder. "Haha, very funny. But I'm

n purpose. We had moved a few times within the state after we had left our original home; and after doing so countless of times, I had grown accustomed to him

most reassuring smile I could muster. "I am nerv

g the fact that I was trying to lighten

ontinued to stare at them and imagine myself running through them at an inhuman pace (I've always done that since I was a little girl), I couldn't help but notice a dark fig

was hallucinating before I rolled d

t I was seeing but it still remained as the figure became smalle

e? How can a wolf be staring at me? I know many animals become curious when a vehicle would pass by, hence the reason why there are so many accidents around the nation every year, but this wolf was different, in

Colorado was officially d

, laying my cheek against my hand as I let out a soft sigh. My d

erythin

y main priority. Like I have said before, I am not too much of a sociable person; and even if I was, I don't think many people would like me. The second they heard abou

ehind books and make everyone think I was a loner or something. Which, again, I kind of

that I had left on my lap and put it inside my back pocket as I exited out of the truck. My black vans landed on the so

wooden swing that would definitely sit at least two average sized people (if the swing didn't decide to give way in the middle of someone sitting on it). The

as we slowly made our way to the front door, but there was no indication that it would give way any time soon. The house was

e windows being blocked by thin curtains that prevented any light from coming in. I looked

to observe my surroundings. The walls were painted a dark red color that have faded out throughout the years. The dark wooden floors appeared to have been polished recently, so they shined brightly despite the lack of lighting in th

s a decent sized area that now contained the same furniture

with a sorrowful expression. Apparently sensing my eyes on him, he turned to

'll take care of everything else. Most of the things insi

like something about it." With a wink, he disappeared back into t

were on this floor with two windows adjacent to them. I looked at both of them and headed to the one right in front of where I stood. I o

the door was my desk where I usually worked on for many hours after school and on the weekends. As I walked forward, I couldn't help but smile at the small book shelf that laid on the other side of the bed beside the window. The books

happily as I noticed that he had gotten me one that matched the rest of my purple obsession I seemed to have. I gazed down at the yard below before settling my eyes

ile on my face as I took in my new

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y task and I was surprised at how quickly I had done it all. The only reason I took long was due to the

y in one of the couches with a plate of pizza in his hand. He wasn't one who

lad that I had not spilled anything in the process. I smiled as my bare skin came in contact with the cool fabric of the couch. I was now wearing a black tank t

dad asked, facing me for a brief second befor

ization of going to another new school dawned me. It was something I didn't want to think a

es seemed to be glued onto the TV, he never even seemed to notice the frown that now laced my features. Just the tho

een to many new schools before, what made this one any different? Yeah, I hated the fact that I ha

it, but something in my gut told me that this new tow

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Contents

Chapter 1 Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 6
Chapter 7 Chapter 7
Chapter 8 Chapter 8
Chapter 9 Chapter 9
Chapter 10 Chapter 10
Chapter 11 Chapter 11
Chapter 12 Chapter 12
Chapter 13 Chapter 13
Chapter 14 Chapter 14
Chapter 15 Chapter 15
Chapter 16 Chapter 16
Chapter 17 Chapter 17
Chapter 18 Chapter 18
Chapter 19 Chapter 19
Chapter 20 Chapter 20
Chapter 21 Chapter 21
Chapter 22 Chapter 22
Chapter 23 Chapter 23
Chapter 24 Chapter 24
Chapter 25 Chapter 25
Chapter 26 Chapter 26
Chapter 27 Chapter 27
Chapter 28 Chapter 28
Chapter 29 Chapter 29
Chapter 30 Chapter 30
Chapter 31 Chapter 31
Chapter 32 Chapter 32
Chapter 33 Chapter 33
Chapter 34 Chapter 34
Chapter 35 Chapter 35
Chapter 36 Chapter 36
Chapter 37 Chapter 37
Chapter 38 Chapter 38
Chapter 39 Chapter 39
Chapter 40 Chapter 40
Chapter 41 Chapter 41
Chapter 42 Chapter 42
Chapter 43 Chapter 43
Chapter 44 Chapter 44
Chapter 45 Chapter 45
Chapter 46 Chapter 46
Chapter 47 Chapter 47
Chapter 48 Chapter 48
Chapter 49 Chapter 49
Chapter 50 Chapter 50
Chapter 51 Chapter 51
Chapter 52 Chapter 52
Chapter 53 Chapter 53
Chapter 54 Chapter 54
Chapter 55 Chapter 55
Chapter 56 Chapter 56
Chapter 57 Chapter 57
Chapter 58 Chapter 58
Chapter 59 Chapter 59
Chapter 60 Chapter 60
Chapter 61 Chapter 61
Chapter 62 Chapter 62
Chapter 63 Chapter 63
Chapter 64 Chapter 64
Chapter 65 Chapter 65
Chapter 66 Chapter 66
Chapter 67 Chapter 67
Chapter 68 Chapter 68
Chapter 69 Chapter 69
Chapter 70 Chapter 70
Chapter 71 Chapter 71
Chapter 72 Chapter 72
Chapter 73 Chapter 73
Chapter 74 Chapter 74
Chapter 75 Chapter 75
Chapter 76 Chapter 76
Chapter 77 Chapter 77
Chapter 78 Chapter 78
Chapter 79 Chapter 79
Chapter 80 Chapter 80
Chapter 81 Chapter 81
Chapter 82 Chapter 82
Chapter 83 Chapter 83
Chapter 84 Chapter 84
Chapter 85 Chapter 85
Chapter 86 Chapter 86
Chapter 87 Chapter 87
Chapter 88 Chapter 88
Chapter 89 Chapter 89
Chapter 90 Chapter 90
Chapter 91 Chapter 91
Chapter 92 Chapter 92
Chapter 93 Chapter 93
Chapter 94 Chapter 94
Chapter 95 Chapter 95
Chapter 96 Chapter 96
Chapter 97 Chapter 97
Chapter 98 Chapter 98
Chapter 99 Chapter 99
Chapter 100 Chapter 100
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