The Rejected Alpha's Vengeance

[HAWI]

The evening had been better than Hawi had expected. She had always been used to fighting and not resolving things but when Elodie suggested that this wasn't what it seemed, Hawi had taken the leap of faith to figure it out herself.

She had taken her mate on a date in a different realm just so she could understand what she had missed and by the time they were done for the evening, she knew that once again, she had been too quick to react.

She should have listened to her mate and she shouldn't have left her there when they had things to talk about. It was not something hair was used to, but Rukiya Greyson was turning her into a humane leader.

There with each other, they were not alphas or even leaders.

They were just two women madly in love with each other, and whose worlds only had each other. It was a beautiful sight, seeing the both of them laugh into the night, holding each other's arms as they explored the beauty that was the human lands.

It was perfect at best… until it wasn't.

"If I knew I would run into the both of you like this, then I could have sent a message to my brothers to come and see the catch of the day. But you both will do," a man in his mid-twenties said to Hawi and Ruru who were currently at the playground, healing their inner children together.

They had just been kids when their troubles began and little by little they were fixing each other. So even when the man spoke to them, they didn't mind.

If anything, they ignored him almost like he didn't mean shit to them and even worse, like they didn't see him, when they clearly did.

Hell, they walked right beside him, talking like he wasn't even there. Well, if it helped. They were not going to let their night be ruined because of a man who didn't know when to shut the fuck up and leave them be, right?

"You both are ignoring me? What the fuck? Who the hell do the both of you think you are!!" the man shouted, catching the attention of everyone. They stared at him with stinky eyes as if to tell him to take his drunkenness home.

Maybe they imagined he was just another lowly human who spent his life drinking to a stupor, right? Or maybe he looked like that and they weren't even the least bit bothered by that.

This right here was something that the Greyson alpha hadn't been used to, and the blatant disrespect by the man who was shouting at them was something she wouldn't have allowed.

But tonight, she had promised she would just be another girl. After all, it wasn't like any of them would hurt them together, right?

"Yoh kid, you seeing things? Who are you even addressing? Are you high? Come on man. The officers will make me close the shop early if you keep at it like this," an elderly man said disappointedly.

He was in front of what looked like a human shop and there were a bunch of humans in there. Compared to the ASH hotels this way is just another neighborhood shop and it served others well.

The man needed to get a hold of himself before he ruined the night for more people.

"Shut the fuck up, old man. Just fucking shut up," the man said to the elderly, before he went on to start trashing the old man's things. It was not the best of things to do to an elderly man.

Expectedly, the customers in the shop came to the old man's defense, but the bastard beat them up too, making everyone scared of even reaching out to him. So, they watched defeatedly as the rowdy young man fucked up the business.

They tried to plead with him, but he trashed even more.

The old man was defeated and he watched sadly as his lifelong hard work was trashed by a moody young man. Someone had called the officers and they also tried to keep the man down, with the tasers and even guns but none of that worked.

After all, they were just humans with no knowledge of what was happening and who the man was.

In the distance, Hawi didn't want to get involved in human affairs. She didn't want them to know that there existed people like her and Ruru. But then the bastard was doing a good job fucking that up.

Hawi was holding herself back, but then one look into Rukiya's eyes and she knew she had to go and teach that man a lesson. However, before she could even make a step, Malika showed up, making Hawi stop.

She hadn't expected Malika to come to this side, but then she had to remember that Kadiam and Dumi may have been foot protectors but to Malika they weren't good enough to keep the werewolf queen alive and unbothered.

"That's enough, Nik," Malika said as she picked up the mess that the man had made and looked at the old man with an apologetic face.

"And you are?" the man, Nik, said to Malika in a condescending tone and Malika looked at him with a bored face, as if to tell him that this really wasn't the time and place to be screwing around like this.

The balance between the human and the supernatural realms had to be maintained and this bastard was fucking things up, which meant that soon enough there would be whispers and murmurs around.

That was the kind of shit Malika hated because she would then have to erase a lot of memories and that shit was never pleasant to her. She hated that kind of work and if this Nik guy wasn't careful, he would be doing the cleaning instead of her.

"The one who doesn't like what you are doing. This is a peaceful community and your anger issues aren't welcome here.

"So, pack up and leave, otherwise not even the goddess will save you from me if you try to screw up again," Malika said as she helped the old man up, and gestured to the remaining husband to go back into the shop as it was safer there.

The police were skeptical about this, seeing as Malika looked like a tiny twenty-six-year-old who knew nothing of life. She looked like she would go down with just one swing from the Nik guy.

But then there was something in her eyes that made them trust her. It was almost like she was comforting them, letting them trust her even though she was using a little magic to nudge them and make sure that they didn't ask one too many questions.

It was always like that with the bastards who made it to the human realm and tried to screw things up.

"This isn't your fight, little girl. You should learn to keep your distance. You humans think you're the shit but see your officers backing up like they don't matter here. I suggest you follow suit and leave me be. Whoever you are," Nik said.

"I see… I didn't introduce myself well. Anyway, my name is not a little girl. I'm Malika," the protector said as she looked into Nik's eyes as if warning him, but instead, the man didn't even seem moved.

If anything, he just scoffed before taking a swing at Malika.

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