Her Alpha-Her Savior

Her Alpha-Her Savior

My Pack, and my Alpha Mate, were murdered, My baby son taken from my arms and killed before my eyes. I was left for dead. All from a dangerous rogue attack. A neighboring pack The Blue Lake Pack came to answer our call for help but arrived too late. They found me still barely breathing and rushed me back to their packhouse. I wish they had left me to die.

It so happens that the Alpha is drawn to me. He vows to protect me and provide for me. Only I can’t stop the pain in my heart and my soul from the loss of my mate and son. Then the same rogues that killed my pack, caught wind that they left one survivor and now it seems they want to finish the job. Only Alpha Nathan Williams won’t let me out of his sight. And strangely I feel a pull toward him too. Could the Moon Goddess have given me a second chance mate?

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Megan

I lay on the floor the body of my year-old son next to me. I am losing blood I can feel it draining out of me. I am welcoming death to come. Then I can be with my mate and son. Tears slowly fall as I look at my son. I can’t move. I don’t know where the body of my mate is, but I know he is dead. I felt the bond painfully break the moment they killed him. I tried to hide with my son only for them to sniff me out and find me. They grabbed my son Gabriel from my arms and in front of me broke his little neck, killing him instantly. I heard a woman’s scream and knew it was me. I couldn’t stop the screaming and knelt next to my son’s body and sobbed.

In my grief, I didn’t hear the footsteps behind me until I felt the rogue's knife slice through my neck piercing the artery and making me lose a lot of blood. I collapsed on the floor as darkness came and took me.

I don’t know how long I was out but when I opened my eyes next, I was next to my son’s body. I only had strength enough to reach out my hand and grab his tiny cold hand in mine. I stayed like that just waiting for death. I welcomed death. Then I close my heavy eyes for the last time.