“Just because you hate me doesn’t mean your body doesn’t want me,” he said, He lifted her leg and leaned closer to her, his fingers touched her lips and trailed down to her neck, he could hear her heart beating fast and he knew he had that effect on her. “Your body wants me and there is no denying that” he stated the obvious, “So don’t you ever think that I can’t have you when I want because I can and I would” he boldly said and then turned his back towards her.
“I own you now Bella and you can never escape me” he whispered to her ears hovering over her and pinning her body to his with his arms around her waist.
Her scent was driving him crazy making his imagination grow wild.
Bella, a joyful and beautiful girl who lived happily with her parents and her little brother as the only family related to the Alpha of the Crescent moon pack was met with the gruesome death of her family by another Alpha who attacked their pack.
This shattered and broke her making her weak and lonely, she thought she had seen the end of the world until she found out that she was sold as a bride by her uncle to the same Alpha who killed her family.
Will she accept such a cruel fate and bend to her Alpha's will or would she avenge her family?

Sold  To Her Forbidden Alpha

　　Two hours later, Adeline walked into Bella’s room.


　　“How do you feel?” She asked but Bella was irritated.


　　“Why does everyone keep asking how I feel, am I supposed to be okay” Bella lashed back at her. It was easy to know that Adeline and her son were alike because they asked the same dumb questions, was she supposed to feel fine because she was back in the castle with them.


　　“Fine, since you don’t want this the easy way then I will go the hard way” she remarked folding her arms as she stood in front of her.


　　“Do you realize the tragedy you caused me yesterday” she added crossing her arms.


　　“So what, I killed your men it is not a big deal. You have killed all the guards in the castle” Bella replied knowing she would be provoked by it if she claimed killing her Rogues were a simple thing.


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