He was known as death since it was almost impossible to kill him. 

Born with the rare immortality gene, Alpha Nir was feared and respected by all. He could walk into the midst of a million enemies with his eyes closed, for he was sure they could only glare and gnash without doing a thing. 

He had been stabbed too many times, but the wounds were covered up immediately. He had gotten so used to poisons - he could identify one from a distance.

He was known as Nir - the young fearless ruler of the largest community; the envy of every other ruler. Feared and respected by all; the mention of his name alone could bring the mighty to their knees. 

He had forbidden love for himself. But things get complicated when the beautiful Ximena comes into the picture and sets his eyes on her, he knew she was there for a purpose. 

She wanted him badly - only because she wanted to drive a knife through his chest. 

He wanted her badly - only because he wanted to make her scream in his bed. 

How does she kill a man that cannot be killed?

And how does he make her scream when she'd never oblige?

A steamy read you sure wouldn't want to miss...

The Alpha Called Death

　　Daphne angrily walked into the room, taking off her hair band and flinging it to the floor as she did.


　　She couldn't hide it - the bitterness she felt. Even her mother could clearly read it.


　　"Calm down, child. You might end up burning the entire room with your anger" Her mother barbed, pulling her needle and thread through the fabric. But Daphne said nothing as angrily, she began undressing in front of the mirror.


　　"So, I'm guessing your conversation with the Alpha didn't go so well" her mother smirked after a while. "I told you, didn't I? The Alpha always keeps his reasons to himself".


　　"But it just doesn't make any sense, mother!" Daphne grumped. "This is the first time the Alpha is ever paying attention to a woman. First, he had stood in front of her and asked her some questions, and next, he instructed me to let her stay even when she was as horrible as a toddler. I don't want to believe he has interest in that lady, mother".


CHAPTER TWENTY - FIVE