The Alpha Addiction

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lestones. I clutched the veil Rowan had given me, pulling it tightly over my face as he instructed. It felt strange

asked, my gaze fixed on the u

er eyes flicking to mine briefly before f

d me princess or why he seemed to know more about me than I did abo

with quaint houses, their shutters drawn against the gloomy weather. Something about this

h the streets, laughter echoing in the air. A man with kind eyes lifting her

he word slipping from my li

ped toward me. "W

r this place. I think t

art of the Silverwood Pack, Mia. A strong, proud commu

ightened.

the main road and onto a narrower, wooded path. We traveled in silen

rom the carriage. It was a modest structure, more w

e inside. The air was warm and smell

began, his voice heavy with gravity. "Years ago, your pack was attacked by dark forces le

fingers curling around

Your bond is part of an ancient prophecy. The dark forces wanted to

st. "What about my parents

rotect you. I don't know where they are now, but I don't believe they'

but also confusion. "How did you fi

ook a great deal of sorcery to track you down. You've been hidden

pressing down on me. "I don't even know h

f the spell they used to conceal you. It was meant to keep you dis

room where I could stay. The bed was simple but inviting, and the walls were

said. "You're safe h

Ethan-his warmth, his strength, his unwavering presence. I missed hi

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an's

istant howl of wolves. My senses were sharper now, my body humming with t

urned to see three rogue wolves emerging from

them sneered. "A human, wande

raw power surging through me. My bones cracked and reformed, a

tated, their br

growled, my voice a de

l, their snarls silenced by my strength. When the last o

looked at me like I was her whole world. I would find

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a Berle'

every flick of my fingers. The spell wasn't working. My p

acing a hand on my shoulder. "Etha

't?" I whispered, tea

ly. "He's the Alpha now

there somewhere, and I could only pray he would find h