The Alpha's Hidden Mate

shimmered on the ground as its rays filtered through the forest's dense foliage. The forest was silent save f

ot just any woods. Young, unmated she-wolves were warned not to go into these sacred woods. Elder after elder told tales of ancient

olved. She had been experiencing an odd sensation all day. She felt as though she was being pulled through the t

ugh the final row of trees. Abruptly, she stopped. Everythi

the middle of

air was disheveled. Breathing quickly and deeply caused his chest to rise and fall. She was initially drawn to his eyes, though. In the moonlight,

familiar

ood Moon Pack

d. strong. At the border between their packs, she had once or twice

tal-clear understa

s her

elt as though a lightning bolt had struck it. Joyful, hungry, and yearning, her inner wolf howled

by the tenseness in his body. She caught a glimpse of surpris

ard and spoke softly i

s expressi

th twisted into a nearly snarling shape. His eyes we

ed, "I re

taggered back. She was so shocked that her

re dirt underfoot. He remarked, "You're weak." He sounded dis

mprehend, she shook her head. Confused and hurt, her inn

e spoke in a low, warning voice. "Ignore that this ev

e. Furious. She raised her chin to look into his bright eyes. She said

red in his eyes. Did it involve guilt? Anguish? She would never be aware of

, the moon continued to shine. There was still silen

er heart was too broken. She spent a considerable amount of time sitting on the ground in the woods, gazing

ng of something new, but she was unable to identify it at the time. S

nd vines. She drank water from a nearby stream and hunted with her wolf. Despite being al

was off with her body. She had keener senses. The smell of r

y had endured a great deal. But she knew when it

as pr

lt a mixture of wonder and fear in her c

had not made a

was just