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"Moonbound: The Alpha's Chosen"

Shantel_Phil
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When Ava had given up on herself—It turned out that fate had other plans for her, but it became shocking when it was entangled with that of Alpha Aiden. How possible is it for the Moon Goddess to become a slave in the hands of her mate—who she ended up helping.
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Chapter 1 - Chapter 1. A Daughters Pain

AVA'S POV. 

"Ava!!" I heard my name loud and clear, and I jolted out from sleep. 

I groaned silently, knowing fully well that it was my mother's call that woke me up from sleep—

"Yes mother," I answered, going to her—

But it seemed the 'mother' I had just called her ignited a fire in her soul, and she glared at me angrily. 

"What did you just call me?" She asked with blazing eyes, as I gulped down nothing. 

"No..nothing ma," I stuttered, as her glare alone managed to send chills down my spine. 

"Did you wash the plates we used in eating?" She asked, and I felt my eyes widen. 

This was around 1am in the morning, and she woke me just to ensure that I had washed the plates. 

"Yes ma," I answered with my head bowed—

She looked around with creased brows, making me wonder if she was searching for a work to give me—

It seemed seeing me rest peacefully made her angry, and that's why she always enjoyed seeing me suffer. 

Suddenly, a smirk appeared on her face and she pointed at the garbage—

"Clear and clean that place thoroughly!" She ordered and I nodded simply. 

I didn't have the right to question her orders, else she'll deal with me and make me know why she's my mother. 

She shot me a deadly glare again, before leaving me alone in the world of my thoughts—

The tears which I had tried hard to control, began to flow freely down my cheeks—as I glanced at the place I was ordered to clean. 

"Why was my life different?" I questioned myself, staring into space. 

I quickly regained consciousness, and began to clean the place she had ordered me to clean....

When I was done, I rushed into my room in tears—

"It wasn't my fault, or was it?!" I couldn't help but ask myself. 

"Is it my fault that I don't have a wolf?" I couldn't help but ask myself in tears. 

My heart was too heavy, but I kept on breathing heavily—trying hard so my cried wouldn't be heard from outside. 

Being rejected at a little age was something else, because it was life draining. 

At the age of 5, I became a laughing stock in the pack—coupled with the fact that my parents hated me to the core.

It was a very heartbreaking time for me, but I had no one there to console me—

There was no friend in my life, no confidant or adviser—

There wasn't a glimmer of hope for me to hold on to, because there was no one I was living for. 

It was a very difficult phase of my life because I grew up without love—without care or without a guide. 

Being mocked was an understatement compared to what I faced every passing day—at times, I'll prefer passing a lonely road to avoid the hateful stares of mates. 

"What's my fault in all this?" I cried slowly, thinking of what I had faced in life. 

Lots and lots of times, I've always heard my mother say things like, "You are a disgrace to me—why would you want to spoil my reputation in this pack by coming out without a wolf," She always said to me, not minding how broken I do feel hearing those sorts of words from her. 

 "It's obvious that the goddess even abandoned you—because I see no reason why you'd become different from others," She said to me one certain day, and I couldn't hold my pin and anguish that I blurted out. 

 "But What was my fault in all this? I never went to ask for a situation like this—so why are you treating me like an outcast? Like I'm not your daughter?" I said and she lost it, Landing a heavy slap across my cheek. 

 "How dare you?!" She spat out angrily staring at me with that look on her face. 

 A deadly one—

 A look that do confuse me whether she's my mother or not. 

 While growing up, I've never seen my mother stare at me lovingly, but even for a second.

 My father wasn't excluded as he also made me feel unloved too—

 To them, their childless—

 But to me, I never considered myself an Orphan as I kept on looking up to them waiting for the time they'll change and accept me as their child. 

 Along the line, I gave up—

 I gave up waiting for them to accept me as their daughter.....

 But why does it seem that it was more to it??

 I was tired of being humiliated—also tired of being alone—

 "Oh Moon Goddess, What have I done to deserve this?" I cried to myself—finding it difficult to go back to sleep as my thoughts rummaged through different directions. 

 "What do I do to feel along?"

 "What do I also do to stop my mates from humiliating me?"

 "What do I do to earn my parents love?"

 I asked myself, but I couldn't provide an answer as it seemed that there was no way I was going to ever get out of that situation. 

 As I was still lost in thoughts, I heard my mother's scream—as I jolted up in shock. 

 The moment she saw me, she rolled her eyes and began to pull my hair. 

 "Please!!" I cried as I begged her to stop hurting me but she didn't even give me a listening ear. 

 That moment, I just wanted her to stop as my hair scalp was hurting like fire but she didn't hear my pleas one bit. 

 "Did you clean this place I ordered you to clean?" She pointed at the spot—

 I was about answering, when I turned to look at it— and the words got stuck on my throat. 

 "What??" I muttered in shock, staring at the spot with widened eyes.