Alpha's Fated Mate

muring and whispering things. I tore my gaze away from Alpha Nolan, which p

e away from him. He looked down at himself, as if making sure that he was still there, and then back to me, clearly as confused a

ow surrounding Nolan and me. My father, the beta of the Golden Walkers Pac

made me want to melt into the ground, "What has h

no words came out. Amidst my struggling, I could sense A

could not be. My thoughts kept going back to his deceased previous mate and how there

room trained on me, before, suddenly, a pair of rough hands grabbed

me away from Alpha Nolan. But before Jeremy could get me far, a menacing growl

from my brother's fierce, brown gaze. Nolan's hand lightl

Nolan choosing me. The look he gave me made my insides twist and I attempted to walk around

suddenly advanced on Nolan, his entire body shaking with might and fury. Before Jeremy could rea

ce one of their members blinded his mate in a border quarrel. And n

pack attempted to calm him down. I gently reached out a hand to

will be no fighting tonight," he motioned to my brother and a group of my pack members escorted him from the room. As Jeremy

people were staring at me with mixed express

e directed it toward me. Out of the corner of my eye, I saw other Black

in a steel lock as he pulled me along with him as we

at about my family?" My voice was full of fea

force me over to a black SUV that just pu

be snatched by him with ease. Fear began to consume me and a feeling of panic rose in my throat as I continu

angled yell as I felt my knuckles crack. I cursed loudl

ath away, but there was a certain fierceness in his gaze that st

again." He growled in my ear, a sound that made

looked a little older than me. She had short, cropped black hair with highlights of red spread throughout it.

keys into the SUV and shifted it into drive. The car was full of strangers th

tear slipped down my cheek and I looked up to see Nolan's piercing eyes on me from the rearview mirro

t now that I was alone in the silence, everything caught up to me,