The Alligator In My Heart

The Alligator In My Heart

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Following the events of Book 1 "The Alligator In My Bed" Sade My sudden pregnancy and mateship left me in a state of mental limbo. All motivation left me and between psychosis and dissociation, I was grateful Levi stayed by my side. He took care of me to an extend no one had before. Enough for me to put aside my pride and get better. It took a month but I am ready to face life's challenges. Even if it takes the shape of my mother and the explosive success of a book I intended to remain safely in its niche. Levi All month I tried to figure out how to make my mate feel better. And as she comes back from the numbed state her fear is starting to take over. Now all I can think about is how to bring her to my hometown where she will be safe. Despite the current political climate, she will live a healthier life around my family then as the scapegoat of hers. But no matter how much I love her it seems we still do not know each other for her to say those words back to me. [Warning]: Dissociation and psychosis
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Seth's expression was unyielding, his next words delivered with ruthless precision. "I, Seth Langston, Alpha of the Moonlight Pack, reject you, Ariah Lockwood, as my mate and as Luna of this pack. As Alpha, my word is law. I don't need your acceptance to sever this bond." I can't remember the last time I smiled-or even felt happy. My nightmare began the day I couldn't shift at ten years old, unlike everyone else in the pack. Since then, it's been an endless torment. Why am I the only one broken? Why must I suffer for something beyond my control? Why am I cast aside by those I thought were my family? But it's alright. Everything will be alright. Because I will be their downfall.

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