KASSY
They were so much in the act, moaning and groaning that they couldn't detect my presence. Even their wolves were so immersed that they couldn't sense anything.
They didn't hear my gasp. I'd pulled my hand over my mouth. I couldn't watch this, so I quietly went back out, still stuck with shock. I fell to my knees outside. I couldn't tell how long I waited but I did. Not for them, I was so shocked that my knees grew so weak and my legs forgot how to work.
They laid together upon climax, starting a conversation, so I eavesdropped.
“I wish she dies in that hospital.” Debby said. “I wish the same.” Gerald replied to her.
I noticed here that they were talking about me, an idea came to mind. I pulled my phone from my back. I turned on my camera and began to video them discreetly.
“I hope they didn't hurt you. I strictly told them to take it easy on you and me, that Kassy is the main target. I'm sad they didn't do exactly as I asked, if they could, they would have certainly killed her.” She said,
I gasped.
What the hell!
Did she hire these men for me? Has it gone to that? On top of the Alpha, who's my mate?
“Why didn't they kill her? They gave her the chance to be taken to the hospital.” Gerald cut in.
“Their leader said he got a hint that the pack patrol team was about returning back to their unit and they couldn't waste any time.”
Now, it was obviously clear to me that the attack was staged, and that was why they weren't hurt.
“If those stupid passers-by didn't interfere, she would have died on that road.” Debby said with heavy disgust, like my life means nothing.
When I had videoed enough, having full evidence of them talking about a planned murder, alongside cheating on me, something that could put Gerald and Debby away for a long time, I forwarded it to the Pack's general group and posted it on all my social media platforms.
I was quick enough to pack my little belongings and leave the estate immediately before they got out of bed. I headed straight to the train station, there were fewer procedures here than at the airport.
Posting that was the perfect revenge for them.
I reached the train station and boarded it. Then I resorted to checking my posts, the hundreds of thousands of views got me thrilled. Even on the train, there was no single noise. It was suspected that even those here were watching the video.
Then it was time for my next action–
I was going to type an official letter of rejection.
[I, Kassy Wildmore, reject you, Alpha Gerald as my mate. Henceforth, our bond and connection ceases to exist and I hope to never relate with you again. I hope you and Debby get what you deserve for cheating on me and even trying to kill me.]
I sent it, just as I sent the video, then blocked everyone that would contact me through the cell.
I moved a step further to forcefully block all mindlink connections from anyone who knew me. The Alpha, Debby, my aunty and her child, all those who contributed to my sorrows.
For once after a long life of pain and misery, I could finally lay back and relax as the train fired to Melbourne Pack. I had a long time classmate, who worked there, Joyce.
I had contacted her that I needed a place to stay and she agreed she would provide a place for me and even help me find a job.
In no time, when I got there, she helped me apply as a cook and laundry assistant in their pack estate and I was accepted.
“You did it girl. I knew you had it in you.” Joyce congratulated me when I got it. Initially, I was scared because over a thousand people applied. I wondered what made me get the job, over others, who were more or less, indigenous to the pack.
“How are the people in this pack?” I asked Joyce very seriously because I didn't want to be taken off guard by behaviours I didn't expect.
“Everyone is cool, well, except the rude Alpha, Rudolf Von.” She told me.
The name sent shivers across my spine. “Haven't I heard that name before?” I asked rhetorically, but Joyce was still quick to answer.
“He is the one that ordered a one thousand wolf raid on the silver pack when they didn't want to pay you their debt.” She said,
I quickly remembered. The silver pack was the strongest in the world, until he humbled them with that raid and started commanding unweaving fear and respect.
“No matter what you do, do not cross his path or let him cross yours. If it happens, do not look into his eyes, that will be your worst mistake.” She explained the more, building up fear in my body.
With that, I resumed work, ready to do everything right and avoid the monster in Alpha form.
On reaching our work unit, I was instructed to fold the sheets.
I didn't fold for an hour, when the manager asked me to take them to the Alpha's bedroom.
“The Alpha's bedroom?!” What the hell!
I couldn't say no because refusing a task on your first day was an obvious curse.
I just hoped he would be around or something.
I entered the luxurious and spacious bedroom, shining with dim blue light. Alpha Gerald’s room looked like a master luxury, of course it was.
I located the drawer and tucked them in. I was so happy that I could do everything swiftly with no sign of him, but the problem came when I was about to leave.
After folding the sheet and turning, there he was, standing right in front of me, piercing blue eyes shooting straight to me.
My heart skipped a zillion times and I staggered back.
I felt the aura engulfing me. I had never been this tense before.
He was so big, even if I was avoiding his sight, I still felt overshadowed.
“And you are?” He said with his cracking voice.
“Kassy, Kassy Wildmore.” I replied, with my voice trembling from my belly.
“Kassy.” He re-echoed.
“Where are you from?” He asked me.
“Em….Emerald pack, Alpha.” I answered, still unable to find my composure.
“Why are you looking down, Kassy? Look at me.” He said. He was asking me to do the very thing that I was instructed to not do. This was definitely hell for me.
“I said look at me.” He uttered again, making me look up, my eyes meeting his eyes.
“Oh my goodness!” I muttered. Behold, beneath all that terror, he was the most handsome man I had ever seen. Behind his piercing eyes, there was this thing that interested me about him, I didn't just know but my wolf was so curious to get close and know.
Even my wolf could not help, but feel excited. I could feel the connection between us.
“But wait?” I gasped.
Are we “mates?”
“Wait, what?” He mimicked after me, his eyes never leaving me.
“This can not be!” I panicked upon remembering what Joyce told me.
I wasn't ready to feel this connection for such a dangerous man. I tried to press it down, to compose myself but the more I did, the more my wolf wanted to lash out. The more I looked at him, the more his eyes shone with desire.
