Accidentally Mated To Four Alphas Novel – “Run, little rabbits!” Heidi’s lungs burn as she sprints, drawing ragged breaths that scrape her throat raw. She isn’t alone as there are five other omegas scattered around her, all wide-eyed and terrified. Each of them is clutching their bags as if the thin straps could shield them from what’s behind.
But can it? Right now, the only thing that can save Heidi is if Lucan gets here faster than he promised. He’d driven her down to the school for registration with a promise to return two hours later. Two hours? It currently feels like Heidi has spent a decade on the school grounds, running for her life rather than an hour plus. She doesn’t dare look back. She already knows what she’ll see:
broad-shouldered pack boys hunting the Moon blessed for fun. Her calf screams from the earlier kick she didn’t fully dodge. Another omega slips, and before Heidi can reach for her, a heavy thud reverberates. A howl of pain follows. The girl crumples, clutching her arm bent at an unnatural angle. That doesn’t stop the pack boys.
Once one of their targets is down, they whoop louder and chase the next one faster. And currently, that’s Heidi. Her stomach knots. If she doesn’t increase her pace, she’ll end up worse than the other fallen ‘rabbits’. She pushes harder, shoes skidding against the gravel and heart pounding wildly.
Someone behind her sobs high-pitchedly and hopelessly, before a second thud cuts it off. Another target down. No. No, no, no. “I must hide,” she weeps, pain burning up her neck. She veers left, ducking behind a crumbling wall that once might’ve framed a classroom window.
She presses herself flat against the cold brick, chest heaving and sweat stinging her eyes. The screams outside grow distant, muffled by the thunder of blood rushing in her ears.