Hidden Twins of A Billionaire Doctor Alpha

eful voice pierced through my thoughts. Standing just a few feet

here, unsure, drew me closer into a future

hearing the words myself. "I don't know whether I can give u

back. I could feel the pull of him, the inescapable link between us, b

r identity. This is not about altering who you are. It's about evolving into you

him. Damion, I can't just give in. The pack cannot run my lif

someone who knew the burden of my battle, someone who cared. I know you, Missy. You are stron

th grazed my skin and for the briefest time I felt tranqu

ngue. I will welcome my pack part. Damion, I will not los

s eyes soft and his hand lingered on mine. I won't l

. Though my earlier choice had calmed some of the chaos, the silence surrounding me now allowed the doubts to retur

feeling something was wrong. But when I opened it, all that rem

ing was unmistakably Layla's. The one who h

r-cut: Go to the old bar

of the territory, far from the pack's view. My stomach knotted. I knew it

instinct told me to turn back, to warn Damion, but I could not. Not quite yet. I

ep I made seemed to reverberate louder than the last in an oddly quiet world. Reac

means to flee, I turned around, my breath coming in quick gasp

a stinging agony surged through my side. Heart thumping, I hardly managed to dodge, staggering back. Though I ha

. I yelled, but the blackness consumed the noise. Where wer

feel the power rising inside me once more, but this time I wasn't sure

ng, and the door burst open followed just as the wolf po

danger. Damion entered the barn, his body radiating

of the corridor, we stood, the tension between us thick and apparent. Louder than

quiet yet forceful. Paul, Layla... they have their

o refute it, to push back, but deep down I knew there was truth in his comments. The individuals I had

elieve any more." My feelings were mixed; my ideas whirled. Paul claims the rogue alpha cont

y about them. This is about you, the pack, and all we are struggling for. The rogue alp

had always attempted to guard myself, to prevent my heart from becoming entangled in the turmoil of it all. But sudden

ady. I don't know whether I'm strong enough for this o

need not be strong by yourself. Missy, we are in this together.

The decision's weight killed me. The pack's promise, of the future we could create, se

nged. A sudden, overpowering feeling seized me and my breath

tched the table's edge.

hear

d. Soft, nearly inaudible,

her wa

vironment around me seems to melt away; all I could see was my mother, her face

sation. She was attempting to inform me of something. So

vered. My mother... she is atte

re serious as worry crossed

et, deep within, I sensed the need of the message. "

survival; it was also about... This was about all I had come to care about: Damion, the pa

errupting my musings. You have to rise to the occasion now.

ady. I don't even know what I'm meant to do now. This p

e more powerful than you think. You have already s

it was the link between us; perhaps it was the burden of all I was going to confront. But for the first time, I grasped Damion's meaning. T

changed. I turned, my heart racing as a figure emerged into

s somber. Damion, we have found them. The forces of t