My Alpha’s Betrayal: Burning In The Flames Of His Vengeance by Moonlight Muse

1. The White Dove

of the man before me… only the flames of hatred burning brightly, consuming

I into? My heart skipped a beat when a certain face came to my mind, my cheeks burned as his gorgeous amber eyes filled my mind. The one man who could make my stomach knot and my core throb with desire. The first and only man I ever craved in an intimate way. “Oh my goddess, you are!” Charlene exclaimed, completely misinterpreting my blush. “Who’s there!” Someone shouted, snapping me from my thoughts of having a certain sexy werewolf make love to me. “Shit!” I hissed, despite having used a small scent disguising enchantment we had purchased from a vendor a few days ago, it seemed they had realised we were here. “Run!” In a flash, I was on my feet, grabbing Charlene by the wrist and rushing down the narrow path. It wasn’t physically possible for any of the grown male wolves to fit down here, so I knew we were safe, for now. “Oh goddess, protect us! If Father finds out we were here!” Charlene whispered, her heart thundering as I continued down the narrow path, trying not to hiss in pain as I squeezed through the gap between the fence and the large bushes behind us. My breasts snagging against the rough wood of the fence in front of me. “I think I saw some runts down back! I’m sure it’s those lads from earlier!” I heard a man growl. We continued on, praying that we weren’t caught. “Yileyna, you are not going to fit.” Charlene whimpered in panic as the gap became narrower. “We’re almost there.” I paused trying to hear if we were still followed, but it seemed whoever it was had given up. I exhaled in relief, giving Charlene a reassuring smile before I glanced up at the dark clear sky, noticing despite the fact there were no clouds, the stars were hidden. Strange. “Just a little further then we climb up, no one will see us by the marshes.” She nodded and I glanced at the starless sky before taking a deep breath, feeling a little claustrophobic in this tight place. Charlene was a lot slimmer with smaller breasts but I knew I was not going to be able to go any farther, we had to climb up. “I’ll go first.” I motioned upwards and reached up. I grabbed hold of the fence and squeezed myself out, I knew my back was going to be covered in scratches and it was going to be messy to make sure none of the splinters or anything was left inside of me. I took a deep breath of fresh air, happy to be out of there when I froze, a distinct rotten smell seeped into my nose, replacing the smell of the warm night and the bushes. My heart thundered as I looked over the marshes, my stomach sinking when I saw the pack of wolves that were inching closer. There were far too many to count, their heads low, their dark fur matted and dirty. Their red eyes glowing with a hunger as they stared ahead towards the outer wall of Westerwell. Rogues… We were under attack. “Stay down.” I whispered to Charlene as quietly as possible. “What is it?” “Nothing, don’t move and stay out of sight.” I replied calmly. “Promise me.” She hesitated before nodding in defeat. There was no way they could get to her in that narrow alley, she would be safe as long as she stayed there but the city wasn’t. I needed to alert everyone. Staying low, I stuck to the shadows and began edging towards the city wall. How did they even get out here in the marshes? This place was empty, with the forest to the left and the patrol, not to mention that it was a danger to even cross this place. I kept my eyes on the growing glow of the city lights, all I needed was to get close enough to alert one guard who was able to sound the alarm and pass on the message. I had just reached the wall to the outer city when a low menacing growl made me spin around, just as one of the wolves leapt towards me. I jumped back, my heart hammering. My cover was blown. I turned, grabbing the blazing torch from the bracket above me and swung it at the wolf. “ATTACK! WE ARE UNDER ATTACK!” I screamed at the top of my lungs knowing that someone would hear me. My heart was a storm of emotions as I hit the wolf over the head with the torch. “All of Westerwell knows you’re here.” I hissed. I was my parent’s daughter, the future beta of this pack and I will not… My mind went blank when I suddenly saw the huge influx of dark wolves that were now running towards me. How many were there? Something flew past my head and I gasped in horror as the entire section of the wall blew up, rubble and debris went flying in all directions and I was thrown off my feet due to the impact. Flames erupted and began spreading high and fast, faster than was naturally possible. What was this? “Yileyna!” My heart leapt at the voice that called me just as the same wolf lunged at me once again. “Dad!” I shouted. “Beta William! Don’t go out there!” “My daughter is out there!” I heard dad growl. “Beta! It’s dangerous!” I saw Dad running towards me, shifting mid-jump and biting into the neck of the rogue, stopping it from attacking me. “Get inside, Yileyna!” Mom shouted. I turned, spotting her just before she shifted. My hair was blowing in my