Fated To The Rogue Alpha: Awakening Of The Rejected Tribrid

“How dare you,” Alpha Loeka sneered, putting his foot over my hand. Blood trickled down my cheek. My skin was splintered, but I was done talking. His nostrils flared. “You will do as commanded!” he growled. His alpha's tone was commanding and powerful, clearly drawing the line between those who gave the orders and those who followed. “Wha…t about the academy?” I stammered. The words felt fragile in my mouth, as if they would shatter if I let them out again. “I will let the council know you're no longer interested in the admission,” Father answered, his voice laced with disdain. My brow rose in surprise—and, honestly, disbelief. “Father…!” I protested. My heart felt shattered. This was betrayal. What do they say about betrayal? It always comes from the people you love the most. I brushed off a tear that had slipped free. There was no use crying. Father didn't deserve it. But the pain I felt was numbing; it was slowly killing me. “You've always wanted to do something great for the pack, right?” he said, grinning slyly. He was using my words against me. If cruelty were a person, it would be my father. That night was the first. The first time my father laid his hands on me. Not that I had any interest in relationships, but my father had made something clear that night: people can turn on you unexpectedly. ***** Camille Loeka, hunter and daughter of Alpha Loeka, had lost her father's interest—or whatever love he had once shown her—after the night of her disgraceful shifting ceremony. What had began as a bitter disappointment from Alpha Loeka had transformed into an outright disdain for her very existence. Determined to build her life beyond the hatred that surrounded her, Camille had just gained admission to Aston-Lakenheath Academy—a golden opportunity to rebuild her future and perhaps, earn her father's trust. But that hope was shattered when the contract marriage offer was signed, forever altering the course of her life. Without the freedom of choice, Camille finds herself heading toward the Northern District, where fate and destiny begin to weave their roles. Instead of fulfilling her role as the Luna of Alpha Sigewuf, Camille discovers she is fated to his cursed brother—Alpha Vikron—when she decides to run away from the Rhaul mansion. What fate awaits Camille as she learns not only that the cursed son is her destined mate but also the truth about her biological parents and the reason for her delayed shift?