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

27 A visit to Blue Ridge Pack…

Ramsey

Warning [Mature Content]

It was my turn to be surprised. “Y–You knew about

that?”

“C’mon, Ramsey,” Lenny scoffed “You went into the Northern forests for her, no woman can make you do that except your mate and I also know you rejected her which I think was hasty. There must be a reason for her inability to shift. She’s like an Omega or a

Gamma. Her parents are Alpha blood.”

“That’s not true…” I stuttered.

“Don’t complicate things, Alpha,” he said softly “I know everything and I’ve been waiting for you to say something about her being your mate, but since you didn’t, I thought I shouldn’t bring it up, but giving the situation on how everything turned out, I had no choice. I believe that we should look into Lyla more.”

“What are you driving at?” I asked staring at him strangely.

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“Ever heard of a wolfless Alpha before? That’s what doesn’t add up. There must be a reason she cannot shift. I think you should talk to her parents. See if they know anything that could explain all this. Something is going on with Lyla – the Ferals didn’t suddenly appear, I checked and they showed up here when she came to the White Mountain Region. Suddenly, they disappeared exactly one week after she left. You’re Alpha – maybe her parents will tell you something useful.”

My mind raced, connecting dots I hadn’t seen before. Could there be more to Lyla met the eye?

“What do you suggest?” I asked.

“I think we should invite her parents for an official meeting. There must be some backstory. They might have information we don’t,” Lenny proposed.

I shook my head. “It’ll draw eyebrows if they suddenly come here. I’ll go to them. I’m tired of hiding my condition from my grandfather and hiding from

Cassidy too. This will give me a good excuse to leave the pack for a few days and the fresh air might do me good.”

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Lenny nodded. “I’ll make the arrangements ready immediately. You need any break you can get. You already look like hell.”

As Lenny left, I paced my room, suddenly feeling invigorated. Lyla’s scent had helped a lot and had made me much better than I was when I left the healer’s quarters. My gaze strayed to the box that had the scarf, I crossed over to where it was and opened the box again.

nose, inhaling the while later, I decided rich scents that filled me. A s

my bath. I stripped if my clothes, but before I could reach the bathroom, there was a knock on

on high alert. It was certainly not Lenny, he never knocks. Plus, I

came again, more insistent this

in there, can we talk?” she called

heart sank. Cassidy.

my ficta mu inur tightaning in frustration

muinus

to Blue Ridge Pack

the end of the

the first time in days. “Don’t open the

don’t want her scent on

was right. Her scent, once neutral to me, now irritated me. It was

again. “She’s not

I

U’s talk later.”

in my chest. What would it take for me to have her scent near me again? If only I could figure out why she couldn’t shift, maybe – just

out a way to make

letting the

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the steam filled the room, my mind wandered to Lyla’s

brushing against my skin, her body pressed close to mine as I kissed every inch of

her.

I let myself remember the swell of her breast, the way she had arched when she had been under me. My hand moved over to myself as I gave in to the fantasy.

breath hitched as I stroked

gut as I imagined her her running my hand up and downy shaft, coating it with the clear liquid that had seeped out of me, imagining it was Lyla’s wet juices.

turn with want. The fantasy overwhelmed me, consuming me as I felt my body reaching for my release. My pleasure reached its peak,

understand. Lax howled in agreement, pushing me further into the fantasy,

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visit to

me, I surrendered to my want, allowing myself to forget – if only for a moment

Two days later

territory, our arrival causing a stir among the

Blue Ride Packhouse, I

but I hoped I would

Lenny, Lax had grown increasingly restless. I was getting a bit better and the potions from the pack healer seemed to be working but no amount of potions or distraction could ease

came to a stop and I stepped out, flanked by Lenny and a dozen warriors we had travelled with to