All Chapters of Alpha Of Aberdeen: Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

It's the day of the full moon, and the ceremony is tonight. I’m feeling so nervous that I didn't get any  sleep. I roll over to find Malachi sleeping like a baby. 'Must be nice'

My body falls to the ground, causing me to fall on all fours as each of my bones break. I look around frantically, searching the faces to find Malachi's wolf staring at me. I glance down to see light brown  paws for my hands and Malachi walks to me, slowly looking into my eyes.

I stood in shock after hearing what Amelia told me. ‘Malachi was talking to his ex?’ my wolf growls and all I feel is this anger building inside me that I have never felt before. I glare at Amelia with such fury I am gritting my teeth. "Chloe, I know that look what are going to do?" She asks, putting a hand on my shoulder as I scowl at Malachi from the kitchen before turning my gaze back to Amelia. "What I do best, of course. Make a fucking scene," I say, turning my anger back to where everyone is sitting. Amelia grabs my hand to stop me, but I rip my hand away."I don't need you to try and save me" I growl,  stepping out of the kitchen, stopping only a couple of feet away from the talking guests. I hear Amelia come after me, almost running into me by the sound of her shoes screeching to a halt against the floor, which gets everyone's attention. ‘Perfect,’ I think to myself as my eyes tra

I find myself under a large black wolf, dropping slobber on my face as it bares its teeth. I hold him back by gripping the inner corners of its mouth with my hands and I can hear Malachi shouting, but I can't make out what he is saying. I see him shift out of the corner of my eye and I close my eyes to take a deep breath when a familiar scent overwhelms me. Suddenly, I’m brought back to my childhood memories. My eyes widened with shock.

I look between Malachi and Cypress, confused. "Who says they want to talk, but then run off?" I sigh, turning around to walk back inside when my mother mind links me. “Chloe, please meet me tonight, at the creek near the forest when the moon is at its highest,”