As I listened to the neighbors‘ hushed murmurs,
I had to give Beta Rebecca credit–she was sharp. She’d seen the storm brewing and vanished before Alpha Derick could unleash his
fury. If she’d hesitated even a second longer, she would’ve been the one bleeding on the floor.
Alpha Derick’s parents rushed toward me, their faces twisted with desperation.
“Clarissa, please! You have to talk to him!”
“He’s losing his mind! Only you can calm him down!”
I offered them a polite smile–right before shattering their hopes.
“Sorry, wrong person. There’s nothing I can do.”
Before they could argue, a furious roar tore through the night.
Alpha Derick stormed out of the house, a
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kitchen knife clutched in his trembling hand.
His face was a grotesque mask of rage.
“That bitch lied to me! I’ll kill her!” he bellowed,
his voice raw with hysteria.
His grip on the knife tightened, and his next
words sent a chill through the crowd.
“Anyone who betrays me deserves to fucking
die!”
The neighbors gasped, stepping back in fear. Even I had to admit–I’d always known Derick was weak and selfish, but I hadn’t expected him
to unravel this completely. Damn.
“Derick, stop!” his mother pleaded, rushing
toward him.
She never saw the blade coming.
Blood sprayed from her arm, and her scream
shattered the tense silence.
“Somebody call the police!” a panicked neighbor cried.
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Sirens wailed in the distance. Within minutes,
officers swarmed the scene, wrestling Alpha Derick to the ground as he thrashed and cursed, spitting venom at anyone who got close. Paramedics tended to his mother,
wrapping her wound before loading her into an
ambulance.
An older neighbor shook his head, sighing. “Such a promising alpha… How did it come to
this?”
I let out a cold laugh. “They did this to
themselves.”
Later, I heard that Derick wreaked havoc at the
police station, screaming about killing Beta Rebecca and destroying his cell in a violent outburst. When the doctors evaluated him, they diagnosed him with severe psychosis and had him committed to a psychiatric hospital.
His parents didn’t take the news well. Finding out their son was locked away in an asylum- and that their precious unborn grandson was gone–shattered them. Their health declined rapidly, landing both of them in the hospital.
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With no family left to care for them, they became just another pair of forgotten patients. The nurses barely looked at them, leaving them in soiled clothes, tossing them scraps, and
snapping at them when no one was watching.
Did I feel bad? Not for a second.
This was karma. They’d spent years turning a blind eye to their son’s cruelty–now, they were getting a taste of what it felt like to be
powerless.
With the Red Moon Pack on the brink of
collapse, I made my move. Injecting fresh capital, I revived their failing businesses and expanded them beyond anything Alpha Derick
had ever accomplished.
Two years later, I stood at the pinnacle of success, celebrated as the most powerful and
influential alpha in South America. Netizens
hailed me as South America’s number one:
beautiful, rich, and powerful.
My future gleamed with promise.
And Alpha Derick?
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Just a forgotten name from the past.
The End.
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Book 3: The Alpha Went Stray After Plotting Against Me and My Uncle
“Alpha Frank, you saved my life with your kidney. I’ll love you forever,” Little did I know, it was all a lie.
One fateful day, I confronted him.
“Alpha Frank, what the hell is this? A revenge plot against my uncle? How could you?”
He stammered, “Yulia, it’s not what you think—”
Without another word, I ran from him, my heart
shattered.
In the darkness of my pain, my uncle Alpha
Mike found me.
Day by day, his kindness and love healed my
broken heart.
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Alpha Frank, realizing his mistake, came back. “Yulia, please, I love you. Forgive me,” he begged.
But I was done.
“No, Frank, it was too late. I love my uncle Mike
now,”
I stood at the altar with Mike. “I do,” I said, my voice filled with happiness.
And as for Frank, I heard he’d stepped down as alpha, left to wander.
