Fated to the Rogue Alpha

ryptos mansion has a lot of warriors, a lot that one man won't be ab

e. For some seconds, I've forgotten what is go

e Alpha Kryptos' men are. "We'll go this way," he whispers. He pulls me by the wrist and lead

eet become. They chase after us but surprisingly Alpha Arkon knows

arted but our feet finally ma

ght now," Alpha Arkon utter

"What do you think you're doing?" How

Mate

my nose flares in a

my dress once again and tears it in a flash. I try to fight him off but he's more powerf

y brow knots as I gaze

ng save o

h th

mask our scent. We can't pass through the old fool territory with our scents,"

earthy scent that ov

is fingers wrap around my wrist and he drags me behind

hasing after us in the dark. We sprint as fast as we can, an

ourselves beneath the rock while our eyes watch the warriors chase ahead. They have no idea where we are,

head tilts, resting on the shoulder of Al

e my head away from his shoulder. My eyes ran through

Arkon stand

pack, family, and the old disgusting man. However, I have no idea whe

dress I left on the floor and throw it on my body. Holding the torn part with my hand, trying t

now henceforth. Our paths end here." As much as I hate his aura because of his father, I can't overlook the fact

ed before her that she wants my life? Thank Goddess I'm out of that home. It'

lpha Arkon picks up his

ses as I gaze at

irection," he confirme and

ur pack, Alpha. I go Sou

Thane's pack - The DeadMoon Pack, is positioned in the South. I know Alpha Thane is also a ruthless man b

now nothing about their Alphas or the pe

rder from me," Alpha Arkon pulls me b

e, and I only take orders from my Alph

ed my life to save you just to let you go

hat Alpha Arkon is spitting out of his mouth. Yeah, I'm grateful for his help, but I

sed favor, I still

ection - South. I don't know what lies ahead for m

match up with every step I take. Whiffing in annoyance, my feet

a long way ahea

ha Arkon lifts me up from the floor, placing my abdome

but it's impossible. "Let go of me, A

d the sun is predicted to settle early today. We

South, Alph

s my ears," he rudely int

rry me toward the South. Not

South. There is a shorter route from the South that will lead us to my pack. I know you might be worn out

him before ambling toward the South. I'm a little grateful that he

it feels like home. My heart dances in excitement. But just then, I feel