Alpha Snatched Me From My Ex-Mate's PursuitChapter 1

Due to my hectic duties and the fact that I could not leave the pack mansion once all tasks were done, it was too late for me to realize how bad the weather was. 

Eventually, a fierce blizzard hit and every pack member was ordered to remain indoors. Yet, I was the only one left standing in the biting cold, abandoned to endure the freezing storm and their cold-hearted neglect.

My mate, Aiden, the pack healer of the Moonstone Pack, vowed to come for me, promising to safeguard me and our pups from harm.

Through our mind link, Aiden said, “Elana, this weather isn’t safe for you and our pups. I’m coming to bring you home.”

Though two hours had gone by, my mate was still nowhere to be found.

With no other choice, I decided to leave the pack mansion, accepting that my mate had abandoned me.

I always believed Aiden was different from the rest. While nearly everyone looked down on me as an Omega, I feared he would reject me too when he discovered I was his mate, just like the others had done to Omegas. But he didn’t.

He claimed me as his mate, declaring, “I, Aiden, healer of the Moonstone Pack, proudly take you, Elana, as my mate.”

I had once offered my prayers to the Moon Goddess, believing Aiden was the one. Yet, he proved otherwise. This wasn’t the first time he had turned his back on me.

Without a second thought, Aiden vowed to join our celebration. But when the day came, he shifted his plans, explaining that a rogue ambush had injured nineteen, with one life lost. Overwhelmed with patients, he urged me to go without him.

By then, it was too late. My mother was thrilled when I mind-linked her about Aiden’s arrival, and she went as far as to cook his favorite dish. But in the end, he let her down, neglecting both her excitement and her efforts.

Despite Aiden’s claims that his healer responsibilities called him away, I could see through it—it was nothing more than a lie.

My inner wolf had sensed it long before and even warned me, but I chose to ignore her instincts. 

Right then, as I scrolled through my newsfeed, I saw a photo posted by one of Aiden’s healer assistants. 

With a caption, [This pack healer insisted it wasn’t safe for a she-wolf like me to walk alone at night, especially in this bad weather, so he walked me home.]