Her possessive alpha

　　The curse

　　Lucas woke up in the middle of the night to find someone standing in the middle of his room, right in front of his bed. It was dark, and he couldn’t see properly. Could it still be the effect of the alcohol? No, even though he still felt a terrible headache, he’d completely sobered up now, he was sure that he was back to his normal self now. Where was the lady he’d slept with before he passed out? She wasn’t sleeping beside him anymore, instead he could make out a dark silhouette standing at the far end of his bed.

　　So, he must be in a dream, or he was seeing things, he thought. He rubbed his eyes as he turned on the lamp on his bedside so he could get a clear view of who it was.

　　As he turned it on, he froze upon seeing Susan standing there with a wicked smile.

　　Who are you? He tried to speak, to bring the words to his mouth, to say something, but he couldn’t. It felt as if his tongue had been tied. He tried to move but he couldn’t either, he just kept staring at her. Who was she? What did she have in mind? What was she going to do to him? He wondered. He had never had this kind of encounter with anyone before, and he didn’t know what to do. So, he just sat there numbly, waiting for what she would do or say next.

　　“It’s time to teach you a permanent lesson, Rabbi” she said as she held out a glowing ball in her hand, and pointed it at him.

you are a disgrace unto humanity, you are wicked, and you have a talent for hurting those who choose to love you. You ruined me, I am ruined forever because of you Rabbi, you don’t deserve to be a human being; the goddess should

　　The glowing ball in her hand shone brightly as

a rejected alpha and your curse will be so. I will take everything away from you; your maiden, your child, your happiness, EVERYTHING!!! You will

the glowing ball shining brighter and brighter until the sound of an explosion was heard, and within the next second, she

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he tried to see if the woman, Susan that was her name, was still in his bed, but she wasn’t there. And who the heck

to move on now and look for something else to do, but first, he wanted to go home

arrived home about two hours later, and was greeted at the door by little happy Bambi, jumping up and down, glad

shrieked excitedly. “Now you can