The Alpha's Other Woman by Vielle Nye (best ereader under 100 txt) 📕

Glenhaven TAOW Arc

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Carrie was unable to find her mate, but despite that, her life was going great. Chosen mate to the alpha, acting luna to her pack, and in love with her fiancé, she had nothing to complain about.

At least, until Alpha Dane found his mate and everything Carrie loved and worked for quickly unravels before her eyes. Banished from her pack, she works to build a life for herself until the unexpected happens.

This story comes chronologically after Rejecting the Alpha, but can be read standalone.

Mature due to violence, language, and sexual content. Not intended for the under 18 crowd.

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He shook his head. "I'm sorry, Carrie, but we don't need that sort of thing around here."

I hung my head.

"Escort her to the border, and don't hurt her," he said, turning away as he shifted into his wolf. I was accompanied until I was well out of the territory.

And so I continued wandering. I tried a couple other packs, but got similar results, ranging as far as I could get away from Greenwoods. After a particularly nasty rejection from Bluegorge, I resorted to my original plan and tried to make a life amongst the humans.

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It took me months to get myself situated in a human community. It was like a pack in many ways, but at the same time it had the same disconnect I still felt from the loss of my pack bonds. I couldn't feel the people around me, and I didn't really want to. I didn't tell my parents or friends about how empty I felt now when I occasionally called to let them know how I was. I pretended everything was fine.

And it was fine, I told myself over and over. I pawned the ring from Asshole Dane to help get me started, then I worked at a big box retailer, since I had no references besides Asshole Dane and I wasn't about to go and beg my ex to vouch for my abilities. To cover my lack of identifiable work experience, I explained that I had been married to a controlling man, and I found many humans would give me a break with my false story. It wasn't exactly true, but it was close enough that I didn't feel too guilty about the lie. I managed to find a small basement apartment, and on weekends I went to the edge of the city and let my wolf run free. We weren't happy, but we dealt with it. I managed to buy an old beater to make the journey faster, which was helpful when the full moon fell on nights when I couldn’t get the time off. It was hard to deal with my wolf around humans when she got so antsy.

I had plans. After I got more situated, I would look for a better job, but in the short term I was managing, and what more could I ask for than that?

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