Alpha Twin’s Rogue Mate

IRINA

The misty clouds bellowed over the dark forest, trapping me. It had just rained, perfect to hide my scent and not leave a trail. I huffed, going deeper into the forest, shifted into my wolf to go faster on my legs, trained maintain endurance and last a long time.

Long enough to get away from them.  

I don't even know where I'm going. I don't care as long as it's away from the two of them.

I looked behind me and sighed in relief when I saw that they were not following me. Good.

I kept on running and running, yet the forest seemed endless. I feel like a mouse caught in a trap. A hamster stuck running in a wheel and ending up nowhere.

I looked in front and instantly stopped at the two figures waiting for me. Damn it. They caught up. The fog hid their faces, yet I could hear their voices. I looked to the right to see a cliff. I gulped. The cliff or back to the twin alphas?

"You can't run away from us forever, Irina," said a voice in the fog.

 "I won't ever belong to alphas like you!" I yelled at them. "Not ever!" 

They took everything away from me. Yet why did fate continue to play with me? 

"You can't change fate, Irina. Our destinies are tied together. You have nowhere to go," Alpha Kaizelus replied.

I instantly aimed for their neck and watched as they laughed. 

"You're getting stronger and stronger every day, I must admit." 

I raised my eyebrows at them and said, "No, you're just getting weaker."

They both gasped, dumbfounded. 

"Same old Irina. Don't you get tired of running away from us? Why not run to us?" Kai suggested.

"You don't have to choose. You have both of us. What's the use of being picky?" added Alpha Zeferion.

I gritted my teeth. "I'll get my revenge. One that will kill both of you." 

"Make sure to succeed. I'm sure you'll have a hard time." 

I looked again at the cliff, and with one deep breath, I closed my eyes and ran to dive into the water. I would rather die than be with either of them.

IRINA

I closed my eyes and felt the soft water as it cleansed my entire being, but stopped when I felt it. Someone was watching me. Again. You know that feeling, when you could feel it in your bones when someone was staring at you?

That was exactly the feeling. With my wolf senses, I could easily tell there was someone out there. I went into this river, which was near our house, and chose this as my usual hangout place. It was nearing nighttime, and I'd soon leave this. I always came here to calm my nerves down but these last days, those stares I could feel from nowhere were irking me. This was the day I would confront that person, whoever he was.   

"Show yourself," I said bravely. "I can feel you staring at me. I know you're there."

Silence fell as the wind brushed past. Was I talking to a ghost? What if there really wasn't one?

Just then, I stood up and grabbed the