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“Did you perhaps think I would accept you, the runt of the pack as well as someone destined to bring us doom just because you are my mate? If you ever thought so, then you are incredibly naïve.” He said looking down at me condescendingly.

“Then just reject me and let me leave the pack please.” I screamed, already at my wits end.

“Oh little redhead, do squash whatever hopes you have of running away because, I, the Alpha of the Blue River pack promise that I will never reject you as long as I live. Instead I will make you suffer so much that you will lose whatever courage you have in you to bring doom.” He declared after he grabbed my face and made me look right into his obsidian eyes.

Eyes that seem to see through my soul and uncover my deepest darkest desire.

Arielle Hale, born on the lunar eclipse and dubbed a child destined to bring woe to the pack narrowly escapes death and is given a chance to live on. She is then brought up as the runt of the pack and abused till she had no will of her own.

She has a plan though.

Leave the pack on the day of the new Alpha’s coronation and never come back.

Her plan is full proof but fate has other plans.

Declared as the mate of the newly crowned Alpha, she has no choice but to stay on.

Like other tales, there should be a rejection but this Alpha has other plans.

Keep your friends closer and your enemies even closer.

Lucinda’s world is plunged into a world of chaos, pain, pleasure and surprisingly love.

It is soon revealed that the tale is not only Lucinda’s as another person lurks in the shadow.

Follow the story of the Cursed Alpha’s Mate as this is not your usual tale but one of twists, turns and surprises.

Mated To The Pack’s Doom

We slept late last night— Riley and I, because we talked and played games until late last night.

Riley didn't let me off her sight after the incident, she shadowed me, even when I was taking a bathroom break. Even at the dinner and I couldn't blame her. It was just Riley's nature to care that much for me.

In the morning, I wasn't even surprised to see myself in Riley's arms in bed.

"So this is what kept me warm, huh?" I muttered aloud and sat up. With the amount of sunlight blaring down the window, I could already tell that it was late morning.

Memories of our laughter still echoed in my head. I couldn't help but smile as I looked down at Riley's face.

Her ginger hair, a shade duller than my own red hair, was scattered along the bed. She had forgotten to tie it up. She would grumble when she woke up, trying to untangle her hair.

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