Alpha Asher By Jane Doe
Chapter 39
Read Alpha Asher [by Jane Doe] Chapter 39 – Breyona’s P.o.v
“Mate.” I gaped, looking up at the huge man before me.
His hair was dark and curly, highlighting a sharp jawline and dark eyes.
“I am not your mate, she-wolf.”
Something flashed in his eyes, something he quickly stowed away in their dark depths. I found myself looking deeply, searching for what he had hidden.
My heart fluttered, yet broke all at once. His scent was swirling around me, intoxicating me the way alcohol never has.
He smelled of expensive cologne, warm and spicy but with a hint of something sweet. So complex and yet I could taste every note on my tongue.
‘That’s our mate.’ My wolf frowned, a low whine leaving her lips. ‘There’s something strange about mate. He doesn’t smell human.’
“No.” I frowned, “You are my mate, but you’re not human.”
My lips parted as I took in the man before me. His muscles rippled under his clothes. It was then I noticed how well dressed he was. An expensive pair of slacks topped with a crisp suit jacket. His muscles didn’t match his outfit, and yet he looked like some kind of buff mobster.
“And you’re not a werewolf.” My voice was growing weaker as realization dawned on me.
There were three species in this world. Werewolf, Human and—Vampire.
“And now you see, little she-wolf.” His voice was rough, emotionless while his eyes held more. “I cannot be your mate.”
I could feel my heart nearly shatter in my chest, a tight constricting feeling wrapping tightly around my body.
I was thankful Mason had gotten lost in the crowd, Lola before him. The two of them didn’t need to see this, didn’t need to see me be rejected.
I wondered if I’d walk around like Mason after being rejected. It was clear what happened to him, even if Lola couldn’t see for herself. I wonder if I’d have that same look of agony any time I saw a happy couple, any time someone spoke of mates and love.
“Why are you here.” I tried to keep my voice strong, to convince myself this was what must be done. “My Alpha’s territory is just a few minutes away.”
me, his eyes swirling pools of obsidian, “Therefor, I am allowed to be
This wasn’t a question, simply a
defensive sheild that clouded his eyes told me I was right, that he was here for
her; just another she-wolf. She had only just returned to the pack, to be tormented
to the Vampire. My soul called out to his, finally finding it’s
be together;
of Romeo and Juliet. I could only hope our
on him.’ My wolf whined,
I grimaced, ‘Plus
our side?’ My wolf questioned, one of her
I frowned, ‘He’d be
and I obliged. ‘He’s ours for a reason. See how he’s looking at us? He can feel the mate-bond whether he likes it
looked down at me in awe, quickly masking the emotion before I could truly appreciate it
going to reject me?” My
never the person to be vulnerable, to put my heart on the line. But with my mate, it was completely different. My heart was on the line,
The sparks I had heard about my entire life crackled up my fingertips. Finding my mate was everything a werewolf looked forward to in life, but what
that.’ My wolf snapped, ‘Lola would accept us. If he
and I wanted to
man’s eyes, a brewing storm. He didn’t answer my question, he
little she-wolf?” His head tilted, his face analyzing me as though
immediate, my mind already made
burning into
you know, I will not join your side. I will not turn my back
I paused.
eyes were open wide, vulnerable. I was letting him know how much I
He repeated. A blush formed on my face at the intensity of his eyes.
to see what this g*d-like man was called,
and it was then I
our decades long hatred of his entire species. If I was able to
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