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Story: The Alpha Enforcer and His Dancing Warrior Vol. 1 (Ribbon #9)
I saw an opening to end the fight. I quickly pinned then choked him out. The crowd was clapping but not like they normally would. Not even they approved of this. Several wolves in the crowd looked disgusted. Demons did too and that said something.
Demons had fated mates or their chosen mates. They called their chosen mates, Spears. It was always a choice though. Even the Fairies present had a look of distaste on their faces. Fairies were all about pleasures of the flesh.
I’m sure it was the fact Trevor was trying to mark me that they disagreed with. They wouldn’t have cared if he raped me. The crowd here sucked that way. Or they thought things like this should stay in private. Who could really tell?
The cage came up and I stalked over to the ringleader. I told him, “I hope that was worth it.” I turned and walked away. Crush grabbed me and helped me back to my area. The ringleader followed behind him as Crush took me to the doctor.
The ringleader wrung his hands saying, “I didn’t have a choice.
You see they….” I interrupted him, “You double my cut, or you get outed. Specifically you. I have connections you couldn’t possibly dream of.
Which will it be?” He quickly agreed to double my pay.
Too bad. Cayden would’ve LOVED getting his hands on this guy. He left quickly.
The doctor came in next. He was a wolf too. He frowned muttering, “I have no idea how you are conscious.” I answered, “Sheer force of will, doc.” He sighed, “That boy, Trevor, is a disgrace to the Moon Goddess herself.”
I snorted, “That’s not really an insult. She’s a horrible goddess who can go die. He’s just a disgrace.” Crush laughed. The doctor gaped at me. He whispered, “You can’t talk about the Moon Goddess that way.” I shrugged asking, “Why not?” He replied, “She’s our Goddess.”
I reasoned, “If she did her job... you and I wouldn’t be here.
She can’t do her job, so she leaves us to suffer.
What kind of sick mother is she? It’s a goddess's job to do the hard things. She refuses. She’s spineless and weak.
She allows the suffering of probably millions of her children at the hand of a few sick bastards.
She won’t get any sympathy from me for her sins. ”
The doctor sighed, “You always have such a way of looking at things.” Crush stopped Trevor’s friends from coming in. I snorted, “What else could they possibly want?” The doctor sighed, “Nothing I’d appreciate. No more fighting for you for the evening.”
I grumbled, “I only agreed to one fight tonight… well… here. I issued the challenge in my pack… but that was barely a fight when you think about it.” He snorted.
I told him, “Really, it wasn’t…it was a little more than sad on the other fighter’s part.
” He said, “You are an exceptional fighter.” True but that didn’t McCoy’s abilities less sad.
After an hour, he was done. I got up and Crush took me outside. He gave me my bag and put me in Addison’s car. Sierra gasped, “WHAT THE SHIT?!” I laughed then I winced. My ribs were killing me. I explained, “Trevor got in the cage tonight after my fight. He tried to mark me.”
Addison growled, “Caine will have his BALLS!” I buckled myself in urging, “Just get us home.” The second we pulled out there were lights in our rearview. Trevor could not be so butt hurt I choked him out he was going to hit the car. Could he? What was I even saying? Of course he would.
I cringed asking, “Who’s car is this, Ads?” Addison shrugged, “Oh umm I’m not sure. I just grabbed one.” I closed my eyes realizing, “They don’t know you’re in the car. Call your dad, they are going to hit us.” Addison questioned, “That’s Trevor?”
I nodded, “It’s going to be, yes.” Sierra told us, “Trevor’s link is blocked out. I can’t get through to tell him we are in the car. So are his friends.” UGH. I never thought to use link anymore because my friends were the only ones who linked me.
She took out her phone and called her brother.
He answered and she pleaded, “Caine! Caine! HELP US!” She gunned the car.
Caine yelled, “What’s going on?” I winced explaining, “Call your wannabe horrible excuse for a Gamma, and tell him he’s trying to run the Alpha and Beta’s daughters off the road. ”
Caine snarled, “TREVOR IS GOING TO HIT YOUR CAR?! ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! DAX GET HIM ON THE PHONE NOW! HE HAS HIS LINK BLOCKED OUT!” I heard Caine stomp off somewhere before I could tell him his wolf could rip the link open. He was the future Alpha.
He growled, “Did you know Trevor was going after Melanie tonight?” Edward replied, “To the fight? He goes sometimes.” Caine roared, “HE’S GOING TO RUN ADDISON OFF THE FUCKING ROAD! SHE PICKED UP MELANIE WITH SIERRA TONIGHT!” Edward yelled, “BOOKER! Your son better not TOUCH MY DAUGHTER!”
I looked behind us and calculated the distance.
I announced, “Too late.” I threw Addison's door open, unbuckled her and shoved her out of the car, then Sierra.
I was just faster than them somehow. I grabbed the wheel.
I was thrown through the windshield when I was hit.
I could hear yelling and tired squealing before my world faded to black.
It felt like my life was playing out on a screen in my mind. I sobbed when I saw my life in Red Run with Tristan, mom, dad, and Jason. I studied my dad. I cried, “I look like you! How can you not be my dad?!” My heart felt like it broke all over again.
I smiled when I saw one of my first conversations with Addison and Sierra flash in my head. Addison sat down saying, “So you’re not from around here. Are we normal?” I tilted my head answering, “Your parents' relationship is odd.”
Addison hummed, “She wolves don’t train here.
We have a Female Lead Warrior, but she can’t fight.
It’s just to say we have one.” I gasped, “What? I’ve been training since I was little to fight.
” Sierra clapped her hands, “I knew it! Can you train us in secret? Once you’re better?
You look a lot better already.” I agreed, “Of course I can. It will be our secret.”
The next moment that flashed was the pup dying at the first Hunters meeting I’d been forced to go to with Addison and Sierra. Tears filled my eyes because they’d killed that innocent pup. The joke was on the bad Hunters, the Ring, and Black Path’s pack leadership though.
They never knew we were working against them… well, more to restore the Hunters to their original purpose. It was a slow moving project. I never did what the bad Hunters wanted though.
The moment I woke up in the Alpha’s office on my sixteenth birthday played next. I cringed. I watched myself sit up, “What? What happened? My wolf said I needed to fight and god…. my head….” I couldn’t hear my wolf anymore. Is she ok?”
Aunt Stephanie spoke, “You didn’t shift. You have no wolf.” I argued, “That’s not possible. I’m a Beta’s daughter.” Stephanie smiled evilly, “Your father was always up for debate. You not shifting proved Drake McAlister was not your father.”
I punched her in the face saying, “Drake McAlister will ALWAYS be my father, you wretched snake!” The Alpha cleared his throat, “We have these for you.” It was painful to watch myself get those two letters.
I’d memorized them. The weird part was they wrote so many.
I guess as they went through a range of emotion they wrote more.
The letters I’d read in the office were different from the ones I’d read after the Trevor debacle. The first was from Jason.
Melanie,
I was hoping this didn’t happen, but it did. You have no wolf. You’re only my half-sister. Your biological father killed mine and my mother. Along with our big brother. I can’t look at you. Ever. I never want to see you again.
Before you think about coming back, I told Alexander about your little crush on him. He promised me he’d reject you if you happened to be his. I can’t believe you ever thought you’d be his. We joke about it because the Moon Goddess would never give you to him.
You should’ve died that night. I wish you’d died instead of them. You have Hunter blood in you, and I can’t have you be near my family. You endanger us. I no longer recognize you as Melanie McAlister. You’ll be known as Melanie Carter around here.
You are to be killed if ever found near us or our allies. Don’t come back here. Don’t make me see you die. For the memories of our family, just don’t. I will send you updates because mom would have wanted that. Never call me Jase again. To you, I am Beta Jason.
Goodbye,
Beta Jason
I felt tears on my face as I watched myself cry. I opened the next letter. A letter I carried with me at all times
Melanie,
With a heavy heart I informed Jason you didn’t shift tonight. Our worst fear was realized. Your biological father killed my best friend. I have to protect my people and my pack. My sons, brothers, dad, and I discussed it at length.
You are officially banished from this pack. You are not allowed in any of our allied territories. You will be put in any of our dungeons if you are found. Jason informed me you believe Alexander is your mate. I truly cannot believe you thought that.
The Moon Goddess would never allow a Hunter and Wolf to be together. Especially not Alexander. He’s not yours. Give up that silly notion now. I have requested you be punished for the death of my best friend and my son's future Beta. Take it as you deserve. They are dead because of you.
Alpha Kyle
I sobbed seeing his Alpha seal on the letter.
Then I cried harder even though I knew what was coming.
I didn’t want to be there. They had punished me.
I’d done nothing wrong. No Alpha should’ve allowed that to happen, and Edward knew it.
His eyes held shame every time he looked at me for what he allowed to happen.
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