Denied by Destiny: Trapped in the Shadows of the Mate Bond

Chapter 0011

Hector POV

"Have you heard of their Alpha, Than Sable?"

I finally ask the question I've been dying to ask all day watch her intently, not wanting to take my eyes. off her as her body reacts.

She was fighting her body's natural response, preventing it from going into panic mode under my watchful glare. A twitch at the corner of her mouth breaks through her skilful barrier. There is no mistaking the racing of her heart at the mention of his name.

Even the way the blue ring that surrounds her pupil bleeds out, overpowering her green eye colour...her wolf was shining through.

"No, I can't say I have heard of him. Should I have done?" She responds, her bottom lip now on by her teeth.

She may have refused to tell me the truth, but her heart speaks the truth her lips refuse.

being bitten

Her pregnancy took me by surprise. It is unusual for a female to leave her pack when in the early weeks of pregnancy and put her trust into life as a rogue.

a pregnant rogue is dangerous and with the lack of access to

bold desperate move until

Kaia didn't just

warriors that chased her throughout the night. She was determined not to be caught and her forwardness in wanting to join my pack

for her whic

mind looking gives me great

In fact, I imagine I'm the only pack he hasn't demanded to enter to search for her. If those packs have any wits about them, and I know a lot

some more time as he'll believe she is at one of

been with child but nevertheless this was working out perfectly, but I would need to

I believed to be true, then this she-wolf was carrying the future of the Amber Desert pack. She was eating my food, a guest in my alpha house and now my pack member. You couldn't wish for such a thing. What a bloody fool he is to sleep with her and then

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her locked away in his pack, waiting for an opportune time. What was he planning...

something happened to Alora, was she still

to finally pain

pack members and potentially his female under my roof,

poetry