Reclaimed by the Beta From the Cruel AlphaCHAPTER 1
Amanda's P. O. V
It was late evening when I decided to go home after visiting my parents who came from the north. I was now walking alone through this dark and vast forest.
As I walked, I sensed that someone was following me. I glanced around, but there was no one in sight. When I turned back, I was startled to see a terrifying big lone wolf staring at me.
It lunged at me quickly and I tried to fight back, but I was weaker, and soon enough, its strength overwhelmed me. It stabbed my stomach with its sharp claws, and I felt the warm blood flowing down my legs.
I growled loudly in pain just before I saw Alpha Enzo arrive, and for a moment, I felt a flicker of safety because my mate had come to my rescue.
I expected Enzo to kill the wolf that had harmed me, but to my disbelief, he let it run away. He made no effort to protect me or to show that he was willing to kill me.
Now, he looked at me as if nothing had happened, and he didn’t even bother to ask if I was okay.
The worst feeling you'll ever feel is being with the person who means the world to you, knowing that you mean nothing to them.
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When we arrived back at the house, Samara, our servant, immediately took care of my wounds. She was shocked to see me bleeding and soon discovered that I had lost the baby.
“Does Enzo know about this?” she asked worriedly.
“He doesn’t care about me, Samara. He just let the wolf that hurt our baby escape.” I said sadly.
I shouldn’t have been surprised, though. From the very beginning, it was clear that Alpha Enzo had no love for me; our marriage was just a contract meant to create a powerful alliance between our families.
“Are you just going to endure his cold treatment?” Samara asked seriously.
“I don’t know, but I think I won’t stay here much longer.” I felt an urge pushing me to leave before I got hurt even more.
“What are you talking about, Amanda? Are you going to leave me?” I was startled to see Alpha Enzo stepping out of the bathroom.
I became anxious at his sudden appearance. “Huh? I didn’t say anything. I just meant I’m going to wash up later.” I mumbled.
He didn’t ask any further questions and left the room. I noticed that he had been leaving frequently, even when it wasn’t a hunting day.
“By the way, where are my clothes?” he asked, looking at me with a hint of confusion.