The Alpha's Fated Outcast: Rise Of The Moonsinger by Ejiofor Dorcas

14 Race against time…

Ramsey

1 burst out of the meeting room, my heart hammering in my chest. I was afraid.

The discussion about the sudden attack by the Ferals faded in my mind. All I could think of was Lax telling me that Lyla was in danger.

That girl was going to be the bane of my existence. Couldn’t she just listen to me for once? If she hadn’t left the pack, all of this wouldn’t have happened. I stormed over to the outer gates,

anxious.

“Alpha, what’s going on?” Lenny panted behind me. “Where are we going?”

I didn’t slow down. “Someone is in danger. We need to find her, now!”

Lenny frowned, confused. “Find who?” He asked. “If the person is truly in danger as you shouldn’t we go with some warriors or backup?”

“We don’t have time for that, Lenny,” I snapped, finally walking through the gate.

claim,

Now that I was outside, I paused, trying to detect her scent. Thankfully, there was still the faintest smell of her lingering in the air.

Without a word, I continued following the scent trail with Lenny behind me. Suddenly, we arrived at the opening of a forest.

“Alpha, you’re not thinking of taking that trail, right?” Lenny asked from behind me. “This leads to the Northern Forest. It’s crawling with rogues and goddess knows what else.”

I nodded. “I know. But her life is too important, Lenny.”

“What the hell is she doing in there in the first place?” Lenny murmured, sounding as exasperated as I felt. “I’m sorry, Alpha but as your Beta, I cannot allow you to go into that forest,” He said and blocked my path. “These are dangerous times and the last thing we need is you getting attacked.”

“Didn’t you hear when I said the life we’re saving is more important than the risk?” I said coldly. “You’re free to wait here or come with me. Don’t block my path.”

With a frustrated sigh, Lenny finally moved away. I walked into the forest, while Lenny followed me. I followed Lyla’s trail, concentrating on it alone as we went deeper into the forest. As we rounded a bend, Lax pranced inside me, surging forward…

Ramsey… so close. Follow her scent!” He urged.

man and he was cradling someone in his arms. As they drew closer, I picked up Lyla’s

her body, and the

had her in his arms was the man from the gala – the one who had helped her and had driven her home that

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son of the Beta of Blue Ridge pack and the Alpha heir apparent to the pack. What is he doing so far away from home? And who does he

fear in his eyes as he ran forward. Did he have feelings for her? But I shoved that thought aside. This

she dead? What happened?” I demanded stopping

us. Immediately he saw it was me, he took a step backwards as if he was trying to protect her

before they could cause much damage. I don’t have time to explain,

Ferals attack my mate? Didn’t they see my mark on

Lyla in his arms as he tried to move past us but I stepped closer. My voice, hard. “You can’t take her home, Nathan. You’re

sorry, Alpha but I cannot give her to the man that had

me

Tanner,” I said coldly. “It was a command. Except you’ve grown wings bigger than my

let her bleed out? I can’t just leave her with you, Alpha and I’m

to say something else but Lenny interrupted at that

said. “But if you want to save this girl’s life, you need to move now. She’s lost too much blood

turned to Lenny and told him via mind–link. “Contact Seth. Tell him to prepare a transport but discreetly. I don’t want anyone to know about

Then I turned to Nathan. “Let’s

adjusted Lyla in his arms for the second time before we started running towards the entrance of the forest. My heart was hammering with fear. I could feel Lax growing restless inside me. He wanted to hold her but I couldn’t afford to reveal that she was my

scent filled my nostrils, but this time, it was mingled with the

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close

I saw his eyes flicker with recognition when he saw it was Lyla in Nathan’s arms but he didn’t say

him then turned

a bleeding Lyla not moving a muscle. “I need an assurance that you would not have her thrown

turned to him, annoyance

said coldly “What else do you