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Her Devilish Alpha

Madeline knew he was the alpha of the werewolves, but… __ In Alaric, soulmates are bonded by a red string. Some people chose to go against their preordained fates, some chose to embrace it. However, when Madeline discovers she’s bonded to no, not a human, but the alpha of the pack she happened to stumble upon… Does she unintentionally fall for the devilish Alpha Xavier or does she decide her own path? __ EXCERPT: "Step forward," he ordered, his steely gaze landing on her. Madeline swallowed as a chill went down her spine. "You don't belong here," he snarled, making Madeline want to run despite her intuition which told her not to. Making a face, he narrowed his eyes and spat, "You're a human." Wide-eyed, Madeline stared back at him, her eyes meeting him before she felt something tighten around her pinky. Her heart tightened and began pounding faster than it did before. It flickered, but it was clear what it was. Everyone stared between them, back and forth in confusion. Whatever it was, it could only be seen by Madeline and Xavier. 'With a stranger? Are you kidding me?' He growled. Her heart raced, she was thinking the same thing. __ This book's cover is made by @vatarison.art (check him out on IG)!

marichat_nettenoir · Fantasy
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251 Chs

Out of The Blue

Out of the blue, Madeline asked Briar, "What if we invited Indiana to hang with us?"

Briar gave her a strange look, wondering if Madeline had lost her mind and gone insane. 

"Indiana?"

"You mean the girl that accused you of using Xavier?"

"Why would you possibly suggest the idea of hanging out with her? She—"

"She's alone, and she doesn't have anyone else here because she was forbidden to join the hunt because of me."

"It wasn't because of you, it was because of her actions and her poor decision making," Briar corrected.

"Why are you blaming yourself for what happened to her?"

"Xavier punished her fairly, and it'd be better if she could just spend this time to think her actions through and see the wrong in her ways."

Madeline reasoned, "She must feel a tad bit guilty, she apologized."

"Many people can apologize, Madeline. You know that."

"But—"

Briar shook her head, "No buts, Maddie."