Goodbye My Alpha (Taya and Griffon)

The belt in her hand had whipped him countless times when he was a pup.

When he was a young pup, he thought that if he withstood her abuse, he would prove to her that he was strong and worthy. Instead, her not being able to break him only made her try harder.

Not all mothers who had given birth to children could be called mothers.

He'd always thought that when he became Alpha, it would change. But it never did, and he'd learned there wasn't anything he could do to stop it other than to avoid her and make sure he didn't allow anyone else he cared about to get caught in the crosshairs.

People from the Knight pack treated him extremely well, but people from the Leiner pack-which had joined with the Knight pack when his mother mated his father-wanted to torture him to death. They wanted a Leiner to take on the role of Alpha. But the result was the opposite of what they wanted.

And the more he fought, the longer he lived, the harder they tried to bring him down to gain control of the pack.

And his mother couldn't just have him killed because the elders would look into the death of an Alpha. There was no telling what would happen to Madam Knight's posion and the position of the pack and all their wealth and power then.NôvelDrama.Org content.

He smiled bitterly. He had once hoped for maternal love.

Now... Griffon looked at the woman in the wheelchair, hate for

her seeping through his pores.

He was truly in a lose-lose situation with her, but it ended

today.

"From today onwards, I will repay all the pain you have

inflicted on me over the years," he snarled in a low, threatening voice.

Griffon had spent his whole life trying to gain her favor, trying to keep those he loved safe. He'd spent his whole life simultaneously chasing down her approval while also hating her but not wanting to upset the elders.

He had been the bigger person and treated her as his mother and had never been ruthless to her. Even when he fought with her, he had given consideration to their relationship.

But she had never treated him as a human, so why should he

care anymore?

He couldn't kill her, but he could play her game against her.

The woman carelessly raised an eyebrow upon hearing this. "Let's wait and see."

Her eyes were full of disdain, but she didn't say anything

more. She said to the man behind her, "Let's go."

Griffon's uncle nodded and pushed her out of the door, followed by her group of bodyguards.

Although Georgia Leiner Knight could not let her son die, she

would definitely hurt him badly.

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