a's

scary that it made everyone stop talking. It felt like the ground was shaking. A chill ran down my spine and fear

slow steps to the Alpha, his eyes fixed on him. The Alpha stumbled and fell, which

ll pay for this deception. This means war," h

me? Is the allegiance still happening? Is the wedding cancelled?' Those thoughts ran thro

by the door, silhouetted by the moonlight, as the figure stepped

and banish me from the Frostbi

anger. "You can never do

ng to the floor. Before I could wipe the tears on my cheeks, he gripped my

ace to this pack," he shouted in

I laid eyes on you. How could a weak wolf

ng omega," he laughs hysterically, shaking his head till he stops laughing and snaps his voice

speak of my mother or her death, even though I begged him to show me her pictures when I was a child, I bel

ling in agony, my stomach was in

omplete the mating ritual or risk banishment," he said as he stormed out, hi

d all over from the beating, I dragged my battered body up the stairs, trembling with every step I took, I had to hold on to the handr

ked up to see who could be coming into my room. I sighed in relief as I saw Calantha, holding a bowl of clean wa

oftly. "He had no right to do that to yo

question an Alpha, not even the pack elders. Not that they would ever try to help. Even

she said, hugging me. I nodded

rds kept ringing in my mind, curiosity got the bes

my mother?"

she said as her eyes filled with tears

er?" I asked her, pleading wit

g, "I'm not sure, but there were rumour

hear the tremble in her voice as she spoke about my birth mother's rumoured fate. The air in the ro

me into the bed, "Rest dear," she said walking out of my room, I could not

an I had ever imagined. I had no idea where the su

my father, fully aware that he wasn't joking when he gave me an ultimatum to find the

ost treasured possession–a sapphire necklace my grandmother had given me before she was banished fr