LOGINThey say Alpha Kael Vorthrane is not a man. He is a curse. A beast born from betrayal. A ruler who destroyed entire packs to build his throne. And now… he owns mine. I am Liora Ashwyn. Daughter of the Dark Moon Alpha. The girl my own parents handed over like a peace offering when Alpha Kael came for revenge. I watched him slaughter my pack. I watched my parents choose me to save themselves. And I watched his soldiers drag me away to be his “gift.” But when Alpha Kael finally looked at me… He didn’t see a slave. He saw the daughter of the people who ruined his life. And he decided I would pay for their sins. Alpha Kael doesn’t just want my body. He wants my fear. My pride. My spirit. He wants to break me slowly. Because his wolf is insatiable. Cruel. Hungry for revenge. And I am the perfect victim. But Alpha Kael doesn’t know one thing… I am not as weak as I look. And the girl he plans to destroy might be the only one capable of destroying him. Or worse… Becoming the one thing his wolf never expected. His perfect mate.
View MoreI still remember the smell of smoke, thick and chocking, curling into my lungs, and the sound of my mother’s screams echoing through the house as she was slaughtered along with my father for trusting the wrong people.
Though it has been a long time since that night, it is burned into me as if it happened yesterday. I was only ten years old when betrayal tore through my life like a predator, ripping me away from the normalcy I had grown up in. My father’s friend, the so-called Alpha of the Dark Moon Pack, had smiled in his presence while plotting our ruin behind closed doors. I was too young to understand the weight of deceit and the taste of betrayal back then but I felt it in every shiver that ran down my spine. I remember hiding beneath the staircase that night, my small hands clamped over my mouth to keep from screaming. Through the cracks in the wood, I saw the warriors of the Dark Moon Pack moving through our home as if they owned it, their laughter mixing with the crackling fire. One of them dragged my father’s body across the floor, leaving a dark trail of blood behind him, and another kicked over the table where we used to share dinner every night. I wanted to run to him. I wanted to scream at them, to claw at their faces the way a wolf should. But I was just a frightened boy, shaking in the shadows while the world I knew burned to the ground. That was the moment I understood something cruel about this world: Mercy was weakness, and weakness was death. They took everything from me, my family, my home, my innocence. That night stole my childhood, and in its place, it left a fire that would never die. It burned quietly at first, hidden behind a child’s tears, but it grew with every memory of their smug faces, every echo of my mother’s voice fading into silence. I swore, then and there, that I would rise. I would claw my way out of the ashes of humiliation, and I would make every soul who had wronged me pay. The world would learn that the boy they broke had not disappeared. He had been forging himself into something far deadlier. Years passed, and I became what I had promised myself I would be. I fought, I deceived, I smiled while scheming and I destroyed anything that dared to stand in my path. Each victory was a stone laid on the road toward the throne I was born to claim, not for glory, not for loyalty, but for the sweet, intoxicating taste of revenge. Now, I sit at the heart of an empire built from pain, shadows, and whispers of fear. My influence stretches across countless packs, including the Dark Moon Pack, the very pack that had humiliated my bloodline. They do not know what is coming. My soldiers are merciless, carrying out my commands without hesitation. Tonight, they will deliver a gift, one I will savor like the finest wine. That pack, once untouchable in its arrogance, will learn the true meaning of fear. Every betrayal, every whisper of treachery, every scar I carry from that night will gather in this moment. When the dust settles, when the screams echo no more, I will stand above it all as Alpha Kael Vorthrane, unbroken, untouchable and unstoppable. Revenge is my life, it is my purpose, and tonight, it begins.Amarok's POVThere were only two kinds of people who walked into the Black Fang Tavern.The desperate and the dangerous. Tonight, I belonged to the second category.The tavern smelled of stale ale, burnt wood and old blood. Laughter echoed from drunken patrons while serving girls weaved effortlessly between tables carrying overflowing mugs. A musician lazily plucked at an old lute in the corner, but the melody did little to drown out the endless chatter.It was noisy and chaotic. The perfect place for secrets to hide.Cassian walked beside me, his injured arm secured beneath a leather brace. Although the wound had begun to heal, every now and then I noticed the slight twitch on his face whenever he moved too quickly."You should still be resting," I said without looking at him.He scoffed."And let you do all the fun work?"I smirked."I wasn't aware threatening strangers was considered fun" I said."It depends on the stranger" he replied. I chuckled. Despite his injury, Cassian hadn
Liora's POVThe metallic scent of blood still lingered in the air.Even after the guard had been dragged away from where Amarok's wolves had left him, crimson stains remained on the stone courtyard like ugly reminders that nowhere was truly safe anymore.I stood beside Fay, my fingers tightly wrapped around hers without even realising it. The morning breeze should have been cool and refreshing, but instead it carried tension so thick it felt difficult to breathe.Every warrior in the courtyard looked uneasy. Their eyes kept shifting towards Alpha Kael.Even from where I stood, I could see his jaw harden and his expression became colder.Fay squeezed my hand gently and I looked at her. Her worried blue eyes softened."Liora, are you sure you're alright?" She asked.I nodded, forcing a tiny smile."I'm fine" I said.She frowned."No, you're not. You've been trembling ever since they found that messenger" she replied. "I said I'm okay" I insisted. She studied my face for another second
Alpha Kael's POVThe bloodstained letter remained in my hand, its edges stained crimson from the unfortunate messenger who had nearly been beaten to death simply to deliver Amarok's words.My commander stepped closer."My Alpha...""He wants us afraid" I muttered. The commander nodded."What are your orders?" He asked.Before I could answer, a piercing scream shattered the silence and my entire body reacted before my mind did.The scream belonged to Liora.My head snapped towards the courtyard as every instinct inside me roared to life.The thought of Amarok hit me with frightening speed.Had he actually come? Had his message merely been a distraction while he slipped inside my estate?Without thinking, I dropped the paper into one of my commander's hands."Protect the gates!"I was already moving. My boots struck the stone courtyard with rapid, thunderous steps and guards hurried after me."Liora!"The name left my mouth before I even realised I had spoken it then my pulse hammered
Liora's POVThe moment the heavy doors of Alpha Kael's study closed behind us, I released a slow breath I hadn't realised I had been holding.I refused to look at him, I simply couldn't. Every nerve in my body still remembered what had happened inside that room.The way he'd stood so close, the way his voice had curled around my thoughts until I couldn't tell where my anger ended and something far more dangerous began.I hated it.I hated him.And yet, I could still feel the warmth of his touch lingering against my skin.I clenched my fists.Get yourself together, Liora.My cheeks burned with humiliation. Worse still, I could feel the embarrassing warmth between my thighs, a reminder of how my own body had betrayed me despite how fiercely I despised him.It made me want to scream."You asshole," I muttered under my breath.Kael slowed his steps just enough to glance sideways at me."What was that?""Nothing" I replied immediately. "I don't believe you.""I wasn't asking you to" I sai
Fay's First Person POV"No!"The word ripped out of my throat before I could stop it. The moment the guards started moving toward me again, pure panic exploded inside my chest.I took several hurried steps backward as my eyes darted around the room desperately.There had to be a way out to escape b
The Alpha Losing ControlKael’s POV“Your blood… shouldn’t exist.”The words left my mouth before I could stop them.For a moment, silence settled between us.Liora stared at me as if I had spoken a language she did not understand. Her breathing was uneven, her chest rising and falling beneath the
Liora’s POV“She is dangerous.”Alpha Kael’s voice followed me like a shadow as the guards dragged me from the room.My feet barely touched the floor as they hauled me through the doorway, their grips iron-tight around my arms. The heavy doors slammed shut behind us with a thunderous boom that ech
Alpha Kael's POVThe fire’s warmth did nothing to chase the chill that had settled into my chest. She knelt there, slick with oil, the faint scent of jasmine clinging to her skin. The linen she wore was thin, clinging to her body, leaving nothing to the imagination. Every curve, every swell, ever
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