Saving her Alpha

Rosalie My story is quite common, the orphan girl left at the pack border when I was just a baby. I'm sure you all know lots of similar stories. But I was never mistreated, never had to slave for the hanked wolves, never even bullied at school. See, I was found by Alpha Blackwell. He had led his warriors to help a neighboring pack fight off a rogue attack, except they were too late. There were no survivors, except me. Alpha took pity on me and allowed one warrior to take me home. He and his mate were in their early 30s and had a 4-year-old son. They named me Rosalie and that was my family: mom, dad, and older brother. But what made my life perfect at Cedar Woods Pack was him: Future alpha Erick Blackwell. He was my first everything. My first memory, I was 3, maybe 4 years old, and I remember his large smile and glittering hazel eyes as he looked at me trying to assess any injuries because I had fallen off a swing. I remember he held me as I cried and wouldn't let go until he got me to my mom. I wouldn't let go either. I was 9 when we first held hands, he walked me home one afternoon after school and held my hand smiling. When I was 12 we first kissed, we were sitting together by a bonfire and his lips touched mine making everything around us seem nothing. At 14 he asked me to be his girlfriend. He was by my side on my first shift and ran through the woods with me. His wolf was magnificent, a true alpha wolf with his fur dark as night. "One day, this spot here will have my mark." - he said kissing where my neck met my shoulder. He nibbled me playfully and I was sure he would leave a hickey. We made love for the first time that night, he was caring and loving holding tight and whispering sweet nothings to my ears. Are you sure we are mates? - I laid down on his chest while he drew meaningless circles on my naked back. Bella, my wolf, and I prayed to the Moon Goddess that he was our mate. We were both too young to know, too young to feel the mate bond mature wolves have. Still, we were madly, deeply in love. "I've always known. All my life I've known you and I were made to be together." But it all ended the next morning.