Chapter overview: Chapter 1 from You Should Stay Away From Me, Alpha
In this standout chapter of the Internet novel You Should Stay Away From Me, Alpha, Honey Bulwer introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.
I nodded and took the file. I went to my room and started to fix my holsters.
After that was done I started to look through the file.
It had a picture of the pack's alpha and what his wolf form looked like. Also of his beta and Third in Command.
He had dark brown hair and one eye was brown and the other was blue.
His wolf was completely brown and his ears were black.
His name was Alpha Blake Lockheart. His Pack's name was the Midnight Fire Pack.
Mateless
I've seen a lot of hot alphas but he's definitely top 3.
I put the file away and started to pack my stuff.
I'm leaving in one week.
Let's hope I don't have a run in with this alpha.
He's known for killing hunters.
Artemis's POV
The week went by too fast.
The only good part about this is that Midnight is coming with me.
"Artemis, everything is in your truck. It's time to leave." My grandma snapped me out of my thoughts.
"I'm coming." I replied.
She nodded and went back outside.
I got up from the kitchen island and followed Midnight to my black Ford.
She is great off leash.
I went outside and my grandma and grandpa were standing next to my truck.
I went over to them and hugged them.
"I'll miss you guys." I pulled away.
"We'll miss you too, and this will give you an opportunity to make some friends." My grandma smiled.
"No promises, Grandma." I replied.
I'm anti-social.
So I don't have friends. Also if any wolves knew I had allies, they would get to me through them.
I'm just trying to protect people.
I opened the passenger door as Midnight jumped inside. I closed door.
"Before you leave, promise us you'll at least make one friend. You can't live your life by yourself." My grandpa point out.
"You guys know why I don't have friends. It's too risky." I defended.
"Artemis. Promise us." He grabbed my shoulders.
"OK. I promise I'm make a friend." I gave in.
They both smiled. "You have to leave know if you don't want to deal with traffic. Here's your glasses."
She handed me, my pair of fake glasses.
I only wear them when I'm out in public or when I'm driving, so if a wolf picks up my scent they won't suspect I'm Robin Hood.
I slid them on my face. "Thanks. I love you guys."
I pulled them into another hug.
I pulled away and got in the drivers seat.
I opened the window to the passenger seat so Midnight can stick her head out the window.
She barked 'goodbye' to my grandparents as I drove off.
I turned on the radio. I started listening to random songs.
I started to mouth the words.
After a couple of hours, Midnight fell asleep.
I closed the window and looked at her sleeping curled up body.
She's so cute.
I focused my attention back to the road.
There was some parents here with their kids at the playground.
"Why did you bring me here?" I asked.
She ignored me and kept tugging on her leash.
I unhooked the leash from her and let her run.
She stopped and sat down in front of the family.
"Midnight!" I called for her but she stood still.
I ran after her. "Midnight!"
I caught up to her and hooked her leash back on.
"Sorry, if she bothered you. We just moved in and she wanted to go for a walk." I apologised to the family in front of me.
The woman's eyes shifted colors in a split second, but I saw it.
Werewolves.
"It's OK sweetie. You just moved in you say." She said.
I nodded.
"Well, be careful there's some wild dogs around here. I recommend staying inside at night." Her husband suggested.
They're warning me about the rogues.
"Oh, ok. Sorry for bothering you. Do you know exactly where these dogs are? Just so I know to stay away from there." I asked.
"Yes, they're south and east from here. Be careful." The woman said.
Mental note: The rogues are east and south from this park.
"Ok, thank you." I thanked and walked off.
As soon as I was out of sight I bent down to Midnight's level.
"Good girl."
I held up my hand. She lifted her paw up and place it on my hand. Giving me a hi-five. Or should I say hi-four.
We kept walking until our new house came back into view.

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