The Alpha's Runaway Girl

The Alpha's Runaway Girl

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Being the Beta's daughter, Christy was use to hanging out and spending time with the Alpha's son, Kyle. Now at age 15, she's excited to finally shift and find her mate on her 16th birthday which is only 2 days away. But shifting a day early makes her find her mate early too, in a hurtful way. Kyle being her mate means that she will have to prove herself to the pack, which she is terrified of doing without having complete trust and faith in her mate. So she decides to runaway in mear seconds, but running away from the biggest pack in the nation has it's downsides. Hoping to hide the fact who she is she changes her name. Now adding that a year later she is found by a pack that is an ally of her mate's, she's in a big predicament.
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