I, Alexander Stone, reject you..." he trailed off, he doesn't even know my name. " as my mate, my soul and the luna of this pack" as soon as those words were said I felt an excruciating pain in my whole entire body. It felt like someone was setting my body a light, whilst shredding my skin off my body and taking my limbs a part one by one. The pain however was something that I could deal with and he did not expect that because his smirk faltered when my eyes started glowing. I could feel my wolf howling in pain and in anger and she was beginning to surface even more. " Why" I managed to growl out, my voice was still my own which meant that I still had some control of the situation. " You're asking why? Just a year ago you was a feeble human, you're too weak for this. I don't want a weak mate, I need a strong mate, someone that can lead a pack not someone who doesn't even know what a pack is" His words were like daggers to my heart but the disrespect hurt me the most. He shouldn't disrespect me like that, he doesn't even know who I am. " Pathetic, scatter to your little freak family and stop polluting this area" I snapped me eyes away from my so called mate to the source of the voice. It was no other Emma MqQuay, the queen bee of the school and my mates toy. By the time she said those words I was very close to my wolf taking control and partially for what I did next was due to her.

Lucy Mason didn't ask for her parents to be killed. She wasn't expecting it to happen, let alone being accused for killing them. Over the years, Lucy is consumed with sadness, but still remains as strong as she can. That is until the new alpha Xavier Black turns out to be her mate. He gives her one glance of disgust before rejecting her. Lucy, heartbroken, finally has enough. She doesn't run away. She just gives up leaving her in a coma. When she wakes up, nobody was expecting the defiant, back-talking girl they abused for years To give up her voice and become mute. *This story was written in 2014 by a 14 year old so please remember that when reading*