FALLING FOR THE WRONG ALPHA

ather, looked down at his only daughter, with her wide hazel eyes and the innocence that was like a second skin to her beautiful frail face

ully as he made chants into the night air. They were in the woods of Silver Dawn pack with th

m Whitefang pack to waste my time with your nonsense talk on a nonexistent curse. She's dying, Daqen! My daughte

with the tone of his voice. "Don't be a fool, young man. Yo

on the edge of his lips but when he looked into the fire, the words disappeared. The flames began to mo

e you s

man. He watched as a certain darkness seemed to envelop them in the fire. "She has been given the cruel fate of falling in love with this monster and believe me when I say that it never ends well when you dance with the devil." The fire began to burn more turbulently, ris

father. And Boris, stunned to silence by what he'd just seen, dropped to his knees, his heart const

consumes her." The Diviner threw a single stone into the fire and it dissipated

hat? A solution? I-I, tell me. Anything at a

harp edge glowed, even in the darkness - causing Boris to draw

rotectively. "I will do no such thing, Daqen! You expect me to kil

rust me on this. It's a full moon, the dagger of truth is here and I'

! How could you think of killing off a little child t

a coward. You just have to make one sacrifice for the sake of our general good, but you'd let your pathetic emotions get in the way

single part of his words.

to utter chants and soon, the fire was back to life, roaring violently with the

o the fire and took out what

fly, stretching out the s

ecklace that seemed to be thrumming w

us is just one side to the hideous tale. There's no telling what would happen if she meets the other part of it." His white eyes seemed to darken in torment. "Put it o

st around the talisman and gazed at his beautiful daughter. Sh