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

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Ramsey

It’s been 6 days – nearly a week since we brought Lyla to the Pack healers at White Moon Mountains. They were the best healers ever but still; Lyla hadn’t

woken up.

Her wounds were too deep and severe and because she had no wolf, she was healing slowly – barely making any progress if you ask me. She just lay there, unconscious, without moving or anything.

And I hated it.

I have been in a constant state of tension since that day. Not just that, the entire territory of the White Mountains and the Packs in the territory were on high alert after another Feral attack. This time, it had happened at the lower borders and they had targeted the soldiers on patrol there.

How they had managed to infiltrate the border remained a mystery to us since there was no breach in our security walls, and neither was anything picked. Since then, we’ve spotted a few of them roaming outside the

territory… but not attacking.

Ideally, they weren’t really attacking us. All the soldiers so far had survived… which was so strange for Feral Wolves who didn’t stop until their prey was dead. All the soldiers that had gotten injured were the ones who attacked

first.

Reports from some of the packs in the region confirmed that they just came in groups and would stare for a long time, then turn and go away.

It was as if something was attracting them to the White Mountains but it was a mystery to all of us. Every day, I made rounds, inspecting each duty post personally. There was tension in the air and I knew all our warriors were on the edge, but I’ve ordered them not to attack.

Since the Ferals weren’t engaging us, it was best we leave them alone until we figured out what was happening. I had also minimized movement in and out of the pack’s territory, putting the whole region on lockdown.

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No one came in or out without direct permission from me.

Despite all of this, my attention was still split. Half of me was focused on keeping everyone safe but the other… The desperate half was still worried about Lyla.

side, not like Nathan who had barely left her side since we brought her in. I had

Mountains healing ground, people would ask questions and right now,

family. My wolf was seething with annoyance, anytime Cassidy tried to seek my

head of the table, watching me closely, as if he wanted to make sure I wasn’t hiding anything. According to him, I had accepted

dinner was the first step towards our Union

it. I had no other choice. With the threat of the Ferals, it was clear that the White Moon Throne needed stability, a united front.

—

strengthen the throne and would ensure my continuity. I’d even convinced myself that this was the right thing to do. My duty didn’t care about how I felt –

tell myself that, my thoughts keep drifting back to Lyla. And my wolf –

broke into my thoughts. “You’ve hardly touched the food. Is everything alright?

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about the border patrols. I received a mind link before dinner that they spotted another group of Ferals outside the Southern border just sitting there,

done, Alpha. I heard they

would be fine moving forward. It’s just strange that they’re

grandfather shook his head “But enough of those worrying thoughts. Let’s just

the invite, Pop–pop!” Cassidy flashed my grandfather a smile calling him

him a sly smile. “I believe it’s time we discuss the future of our children. They obviously regretted breaking off their engagement,” he chuckled. “What

love winters!”

the 18th full moon of the year is the best time and it’s the

mother beamed.

Ramsey makes time before the end of this month for the official engagement party. Can you check your schedule and let me know, Ramsey?” His gaze sought

mine.

I nodded and concentrated on my

Only a few people had access to send me a mindlink directly aside from my Beta and my

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Elders.

Reluctantly, I opened the link. It was the healer in charge of Lyla. I had given him a direct mindlink to me so he could send reports about Lyla

good!”