All Chapters of MATED TO THE ALPHA BROTHERS : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The lower districts of Velkaris did not sleep. They breathed. They groaned under the weight of broken stone buildings, flickering streetlamps, and alleyways that swallowed sound whole. This was where the lesser wolves lived—those whose names were never spoken in the same breath as power, those whose existence was tolerated but never acknowledged. And yet, even here… something was about to shift. Elira moved through the narrow street with a woven bag pressed close to her side, her steps quiet, careful. She had learned long ago how to make herself unnoticeable. In Velkaris, invisibility was survival. A distant howl echoed from the upper ridge packs. She did not look up. She never did. Above her, the world belonged to Alphas. Below, it belonged to hunger. She turned into a dimly lit corner market, exchanging a few crumpled bills for basic supplies. The vendor barely glanced at her. No one did. That was the rule of her life—seen, but never truly registered. But tonight…

Morning sunlight filtered through the large windows, warm and bright against Eliara's face. She stirred slowly, still caught in the heavy fog between sleep and waking, until the unfamiliar softness beneath her registered. The bed was far too comfortable far too luxuriousto belong to her. Her eyes opened. For one brief second, confusion clouded her mind. Then memory returned, the hotel, the kidnapping. The violet-eyed man. Her body tensed instantly. She turned to the other side of the bed—and froze. Ronan was lying beside her. He looked completely at ease, one arm tucked beneath his head, his violet eyes already open and fixed on her. There was a faint smirk on his lips, as though he had been awake for a while and had simply been waiting for her to notice him. Shock shot through her so violently that she lost all balance. Eliara yelped and rolled straight off the bed. She landed on the floor with a hard thud, pain shooting through her hip. Ronan's smirk widened. For a second, neith

Eliara remained standing in the corridor long after the women had left. Their voices had faded into the distance, but the words they had spoken remained clear in her mind.Alpha Ronan.She had known he was powerful. She had known from the moment she saw him that he was not someone ordinary. The way he carried himself, the way people moved around him, and the absolute confidence behind every word he spoke had always suggested that he held a position most people could only dream of.But an Alpha?That was something she had not expected.Her eyes drifted toward the empty corridor as she tried to understand the pieces that suddenly fell into place. The man who had kidnapped her wasn't simply wealthy or influential. He wasn't just someone with enough power to take what he wanted.He was someone this entire place answered to.A soft sound behind her pulled her from her thoughts.Eliara turned and found a guard standing a short distance away, accompanied by a woman who carried herself with q

For a few moments, Eliara forgot everything around her. She forgot where she was. She forgot who he was. All she could feel was the warmth of his lips against hers and the way he held her so close that she could hear nothing but the steady beat of his heart.Then reality slowly crept back. Her eyes few open.The realization of what she was doing hit her all at once.What am I doing?She immediately pushed against Ronan's chest, trying to put some distance between them, but he didn't seem to notice. His arms remained firmly around her waist as though letting her go had never crossed his mind. He was still completely lost in the kiss, holding her close without realizing she was trying to break free.Eliara pushed harder. She twisted in his arms, using every bit of strength she had, but it made little difference. It was like trying to push against a solid wall. The more she struggled, the more frustrated she became.Only then did Ronan realize she was resisting.He slowly pulled away, en

Silence settled over the training grounds.The dust slowly drifted back to the earth, covering the deep craters left behind by the brothers' clash. Guards remained frozen where they stood, too afraid to move. No one had ever witnessed the Alpha King and the Crown Prince draw blood against one another.Kael wiped the corner of his mouth, his eyes never leaving Ronan."You've become reckless."Ronan's chest rose and fell with controlled breaths. Blood trickled from a cut above his brow, yet his expression remained unreadable."And you've become a hypocrite."A dangerous smile tugged at Kael's lips."A hypocrite?" he repeated, his voice low. "Coming from you, that's almost amusing."Ronan's grip tightened around the hilt of his sword."You walked away."Kael's expression hardened."I was forced to.""No." Ronan took a measured step forward. "You chose to."For a brief moment, neither of them spoke.The air between them was heavy, carrying years of unspoken resentment. Neither brother loo