Alpha Nocurne's Contracted Mate

Alpha Nocturne’s Contracted Mate by A E Randell

Chapter 46 They f0rced My Change!

forward to sit at her side, the two of them staring out furiously of Ann’s eyes.

“No. Ann… wait… we can’t just go rushing headlong in there…”

“Why? Why can’t we? What if my father is in danger?” Ann protested loudly, pushing Adam away and grabbing her coat.

“Ann, be rational about this for a second. If they wanted your father dead, they could have done so a long time ago. I think he’s safe, for now.”

Ann snarled furiously.

“For now? Then I should stand by idly and do nothing while they carry on as normal and work towards whatever nefarious goal they have?!” She snapped. “What if you try to talk to your father?” Adam tried to reason with her. “Surely your father will listen…”

Ann scoffed loudly.

because that went so well every other time I’ve tried. He didn’t even give a sh*t when my mother was fading away before his eyes

as she gripped Adam for support. She swore loudly and her legs seemed to sag from beneath

I should have stopped them! I should have…” Ann

and grief- stricken almost tore his heart in two and his wolf bayed for the blood of the

his best to soothe the beast within whilst he supported her to sit and

so stupid…” she whispered over and

not true. I promise you. There’s

palace. It was ours, just me and her. My father had visited every now and then but then suddenly it stopped… and Narcissa began poking around with Ada. After that, she seemed to lose all hope. The fight left her entirely and she

ahead as she relived

then… it went quiet… we lost our mother and our father the day that those bloods*ckers moved

wasn’t often that Adam was lost for words, but he was angry… angrier

wolf was cut off from its human counterpart, it slowly went insane and if

child and somehow held herself responsible for his mother’s descent infuriated him beyond

the life of the Alpha King and not a single person challenged him made him question the way the noble court was run. It was not a dictatorship. The monarchy existed as a representation of the strongest of