Mated To The Cold Hearted Alpha – Chapter 1
HYACINTH (AGE 15)
“Daddy!” I sputtered and coughed in the upstairs hallway, lungs already dangerously full of smoke.
The fire crackled all around us-my childhood home going up in flames.
shake. The eyes of his Wolf glowed with fury and hate. Not at me. But for the Alpha who had come to destroy him. The monster intent on cutting us all down and wreaking havoc…until not a person or a po
oar and crackling of wood around us, “Get bac
he.
utiful face twisted, the depth of his agony severe. Tears
elief.
fiercest warrior in our Pack.
than any other person in the world- was saying goodbye to me.
Forever.
vive.
t’s when I sa
er.
Adamant Moon-Leander!
ggled to stomach the aftermath of his rage, the brutality left in his wake.
the churning pits of hell, the Al
to face the threat, shoving me behind him at the same time.
the death-bringer. The image seared into my brain.
ged breath. Pitch black hair shined like mica even with the clinging dirt and falling bits of debris. A short, neatly trimmed 5 o’clock shadow, goatee and mustache framed the sharp-edged cleft of his jaw and emphasized his straight nose and hig
, I trembled uncontrollably and peeked around him, survival instinct kicking in, not willing to take my eyes
is target- my father, Alpha of the Diamonte Pack-as he strode toward us, death and destruction burning in his eyes.
in shock.
und came out.
ashed to an abr
head spun.
ssive protective frame of my father.
true!
.
fteen for heaven’s sake! Not e
he was clearly
is mate.
was unmatched and unparalleled, his thirst for blood unsated and wanting.
top of stairs and now stood frozen, his beautiful face twisted in confusion.
e shifted and threw himself at the other Alpha, snarling and biting and clawing.
with adrenaline.
n.
I ran!
ll me. But that was nothing compared to the horror of my new reality if that beast of an alpha captured me.
my mate. I’d felt nothing when our eyes connected. Nothing!
t a split second when his lips formed the word, mate. In that one second, his features had transformed into a transcendent glow.
poof!
d.
mind. He was no happier about it than I.
ough for him to let me go, to reject me. But even as I formed the thought in my head, I knew better. Not only had his face flickered into a glim
is mate.
r what it cos
!
f my father’s Wolf.
reality wa
o escape.
st seconds left to live.
, he sacrificed his life to protect me. My young heart broke under the crushing weight o
wailing.
ed the torturous thoughts away, shutting off my brain.
I couldn’t do this now. Not if I wa