Episode 1 · Mature · 18+ private alpha
PROLOGUE
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About this story
Tommy has been the unrightful alpha of the Timberwolf Valley pack since his brother died 20 years ago. The sting of Thiago’s death still hits him hard.
Malika is in line to become the alpha of the Lua pack. Her father kicks her out of the house when she disagrees with how he is running the pack. When she left the Lua Timberwolf pack, she never dreamed she would run into her true mate.
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~PROLOGUE~
It couldn’t end like this. Kenzia was the resident prophetess of Timberwolf Valley. Tommy barged into her office without preamble. If she was any good at her job, she would know what happened to Thiago.
“Kenzia! Do something.” Tommy hissed.
As Tommy sniffed the air, he could smell his brother, Thiago. Tommy didn't realize that Thiago came to see Kenzia before their encounter with the vampires. Kenzia should have warned Thiago not to go. She worked with his brother, Trevor, at the Timberwolf Academy for the Gifted. Anytime in the past week would have been a great time to tell him not to fight the vampires. It would end in his death. Anger poured off of Tommy.
“Thiago is in a better place, Tommy. You are the honorary alpha. Take care of the Timberwolf Valley pack, just the way Thiago would if he were here.” Kenzia adjusted her purple glasses with a grim line on her face.
“BUT HE’S NOT HERE. Why didn’t you tell me? You are supposed to know all!” Tommy turned away, and wiped his eyes.
“You’ll see Thiago again. It will be okay again... one day.” Kenzia reassured him.
“When I’m dead! Gee, thanks, that’s a life worth looking forward to.” Tommy growled.
Tommy could only see red. His fists were balled at his sides. He was barely keeping his inner wolf inside.
“It won’t always be like this. Know Thiago loves you.” Kenzia frowned.
“If he loved me, he wouldn’t have died.” Tommy hissed.
“Some things cannot be helped.” Kenzia folded her hands together and put them in her lap.
“Yeah, ain’t that the truth, like a prophet that doesn’t speak prophecies? You told me what I was going to have for lunch once, Kenzia. Don’t you think telling me that my brother was going to die in front of me was slightly more important?” Tommy put his index finger and thumb together.
“I speak the words that need spoken.” Kenzia didn't bat an eye.
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