Fate's Dark Side Chapter 443

I tried to be strong, but I was scared.

As low as my life was, I wanted to live.

I did not know what he would do to me.

When he ignored the bond, chained me and dragged me out of his house, I knew rejection was coming.

I wanted to laugh at myself, but I dared not because he would think I was laughing at him.

It was still okay until he handed me to the bloody kappas again, and I knew I had to swallow my pride and beg.

There was just so much abuse anyone could take, and I did not want to go down that path again.

At that point, I was willing to say anything to stop him from locking me up.

I doubted he would listen, but I was surprised when he did.

He gave me a job and took off the silver cuffs.

I felt a tinge of hope in me.

When Aurora returned to me, she was hopeful, too, because he had shown us kindness, something we had never experienced in our entire life.

I was hopeful.

Then he asked for my name, and I stupidly gave it to him with ease, thinking something great would come out of it.

I should have known what he would do with it.

The moment I gave him the name, it was over. He rejected me with ease, and I found myself writhing in pain on the floor.

I wished I didn't cry, but the pain was so much that I felt like my soul was being ripped apart.

Aurora howled in my head.

I tried to see what he was doing and noticed he was in pain, too, but he quickly gathered himself and walked back into his house.

I kept my eyes on him. Hoping he would look back, but he never did.

He shut the door behind him, and the Kappas that I did not want to touch carried me from the floor.

By then, my vision was very dizzy, and I passed out.

I woke up on a soft bed.

Sitting up, I realised I was in the servant's quarters. The place had several wooden bunk beds but was neat and well-kept.

There was air conditioning, and the place looked like pure luxury. The Alpha really took care of his workers.

Thinking of him, I felt an emptiness in my heart.

I never really accepted the rejection. He did not give me a chance to do so. He was a higher breed, so it did not matter. I sat up and looked around me. Realising no one was there, I wept and buried my face in my palms.

Fate had dealt me a harsh card, and I did not know how much I could take.

Although I got a place to stay and a job, I lost something dear: a bond. Something precious and rare. Something I never had in my life. I never bonded with anyone, be it family or friends. I never had any, so it was painful.

I dragged myself up and saw a note on the tiny dresser at the side of my bed.

I was placed in the lower bunk.

The dresser had my name plastered on it, and I knew it had been allocated to me to store items.

I opened the letter, and it was instructions from the head of the omega.

"Dear Amelia. Alpha has drafted you to work in his house. There is a storage drawer under your bed where we have put your clothes. Once you wake up, please head to Alpha's house to start your day. You are to prepare his meals and eat there before you return. You are welcome to our pack. Macy," It read, and I knew that the head Omega was a nice person.

Even though the note was gentle and kind, I could not smile because joy had been ripped out last night. I still had a longing, one I knew I was to ignore.