The Alpha's Prick:Bond By Oath Torn By Fate
"I am your Alpha," Liard growled, his body pressing dangerously close to hers. "You will not run from me."
Helena’s breath hitched, her fingers trembling as they gripped the edge of the infirmary table. "You made a vow," she whispered, voice laced with fury and longing. "No mates. No love. Or have you already forgotten?"
His jaw clenched, but his hands found her waist, heat radiating between them. "I tried to forget. I tried to fight it. But every time I close my eyes, I see you. I feel you." His voice dropped lower, a rough, desperate plea. "Damn it, Helena. You were never supposed to be mine."
Helena shoved against his chest, her own emotions warring within her. "And I was never supposed to love you, Liard. But fate is cruel." She turned away, biting down the pain in her voice. "Do you know what they’ll do to me if they find out? Do you know what Rhider will do?"
Liard’s grip on her tightened. "I don’t care." His breath ghosted against her ear, sending a shiver down her spine. "Let them try to take you from me. I will burn this world before I ever let you go."
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For years, Alpha Liard Stormbane has ruled with a heart of ice, swearing never to take a mate, never to fall into the same weakness that destroyed his father. But when he is gravely injured and taken to the pack infirmary, fate shatters his control—his mate is none other than Helena, the pack’s healer…and his Beta’s mother.
Basahin
Chapter: Chapter Thirty:Helena’s POVThe stillness of morning did nothing to soothe the storm inside me.I sat on the edge of my bed, staring at the pale light seeping through the high windows. My limbs ached from the effort of yesterday’s healing, but it wasn’t the bruises or cuts that haunted me—it was the words of the dragon scout, rasping through the night air like a curse:The prince walks among you.No name. No direct accusation. But the moment I heard it, my heart clenched around a single truth I had buried for years.Rhider.I rose from the bed, palms clammy, and wrapped a shawl tightly around my shoulders. The corridors were quiet. Only the gentle clatter of armor and whispered prayers of the healers echoed through the walls.When I passed by the training yard, I paused.Rhider, there he was. Sword in hand, sweat darkening his tunic, muscles coiled like a predator in motion. He moved like a vision carved from war itself, flawless, fast, impossibly precise.Too fast.I knew the limits of a werewolf’s
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Chapter: Chapter Twenty Nine: Fire Between UsSeraphina's POVHis hands were still on my skin, the warmth of his body pressed against mine beneath the tangled furs of the healer's tent. My heart hadn’t settled. Neither had my thoughts. Not even after the way he… oh my God.He fucked me like a man possessed. Like he needed me more than he needed air. It hadn’t been gentle. It hadn’t been slow. It had been rough, desperate, maddeningly perfect. Every thrust, every bite, every growled moan against my throat had carved itself into the marrow of my bones.And I had begged for more.Rhider’s breath was still uneven behind me. His arm lay across my waist, anchoring me to him as if afraid I might vanish if he let go. Part of me still wondered if this was a fever dream. If I’d wake alone, untouched, unloved.But I wasn’t. I was his and he was mine. I turned my face slightly, just enough to feel the soft brush of his lips against my temple."You’re trembling," he whispered. "I’m not cold."No. I was burning.Every nerve in my body still ec
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Chapter: Chapter Twenty Eight: The HeirRhider’s POV The fire was still in my bones.Even hours after the battle, after the blood had dried and the last wounded soldier had been treated, I could still feel it humming beneath my skin, like a second heartbeat.I stared at my hands as I dipped them into the washbasin behind the barracks, scrubbing away the dirt, the ash, the blood. But no matter how hard I scrubbed, the tremble wouldn’t stop. Not from exhaustion. No, something else. Something worse.Because what I’d done today wasn’t natural. I’d moved too fast. Heard things no wolf should have heard. Survived wounds that should’ve split me in two and Liard had seen it.He hadn’t said a word, his expression unreadable as ever, but I knew my Alpha. I knew the way he studied me, like I was suddenly a puzzle with a missing piece he was desperate to find.Seraphina… Gods.My throat clenched as I thought of her scream when that winged beast lunged for her, the wild panic in her eyes, and the way she’d crumpled into me once I caugh
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Chapter: Chapter Twenty-Seven: Howls Of Pain Liard’s POV The war horn shattered the silence before dawn.Its echo rolled down the mountainside like thunder, stirring the warriors in their tents, the beasts in the woods, and the ghosts in my mind. I stood at the edge of the cliff overlooking the eastern ridge, where smoke bloomed like a dark omen across the trees. The dragons had finally moved.They were here.Rhider stood beside me, armored and silent. His jaw was tight, his eyes sharp, golden and glowing faintly beneath the rising sun. My sister stood further back, trying to hide her fear. I didn’t blame her.“Mount up,” I said, voice low but firm. “We ride.”Within minutes, the camp transformed into a war machine. Horses stomped, blades gleamed, and the wind carried the crackle of fire magic already burning in the east. The dragons weren’t waiting. They wanted a message sent. And I would answer them with steel.We rode hard, Rhider and I at the front. Warriors fell in formation behind us like the spine of a beast ready to bar
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Chapter: Chapter Twenty-Six: Bloodline And Battles Liard’s POV The war table was crowded, yet the silence was deafening.I stood at the head of it, arms crossed over my chest, jaw clenched, my gaze darting across the map. Red markers littered the borders, burnt villages, missing scouts, fallen posts. Every hour, more came in. Every one of them a threat I was meant to stop.Rhider was at my side, silent, unreadable, but I could feel the tension rolling off him like heat from flame. Across the table, my generals exchanged uncertain glances. The atmosphere in the tent was heavy, thick with nerves.And yet, all I could think about… was her.Helena.Her face in the candlelight. Her breathy whispers against my neck. The way her body trembled when I touched her. The way she looked at me like I was still worth saving, even when the rest of the world wasn’t sure.I hadn’t slept. Not properly. My body had collapsed in the early hours from sheer exhaustion, but my mind hadn’t rested. My dreams had been filled with dragon fire—and her screaming
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Chapter: Chapter Twenty-Five: Shadows In The FlameHelena’s POV The fire had long since burned down to embers, but the heat in my chest had not cooled.I sat alone in the quiet of my chambers, my hands resting in my lap, the tips still stained with blood that wouldn't wash out,no matter how hard I scrubbed. It wasn’t the soldiers’ wounds that haunted me tonight. It wasn’t even the distant rumble of drums signaling troop movements or the scouts returning from the outer woods with grim news of dragon skirmishes.It was the silence after. The silence when I was left with my thoughts-dangerous, treacherous thoughts.I hadn’t gone to Liard.He had summoned me again, a quiet knock at my door earlier that evening, followed by a messenger who said, “He waits for you in the old stone passage.” The same place we had once made love. The same hidden chamber that still smelled of fire and skin.But I never left my room, because this time… I couldn’t. The danger wasn’t just from outside the walls-it was inside my blood.Seraphina’s words earlier s
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The Coach's Forbidden Play
Sage Davis was once the name on everyone's lips, a rising basketball star with unmatched talent and a promising future.
But one wrong move, one selfish mis-timed dunk during a critical game cost her team the trophy and left her with a shattered ankle and a fractured reputation.
A year off the court has left her anxious and stripped of the confidence that once defined her.
Now 19, she is back, taller, stronger, but haunted by doubts and the pressure of living up to her former glory.
Enter Andrew Jefferson, turning forty, striking, with the kind of presence that commands attention.
He is the new coach of the team and, awkwardly enough, her best friend's father.
Sage expected discipline, rules, and professional distance but what she didn't expect was the spark, a mere fickle at first, and then a flame.
He sees the fire in her, the talent she possesses, and the fragility she tries to hide. Against all odds, she finds herself drawn to the one man she should never want.
Their connection is forbidden. Dangerous. Taboo. But as the line between right and wrong blurs, Sage must decide if she’s willing to risk everything, her future, her friendship, and the fragile pieces of herself she is still putting back together, for a love that was never supposed to happen.
This is a story of redemption, desire, and the kind of love that breaks rules, norms……and hearts.
Basahin
Chapter: Chapter 101Andrew's POV The sound of my sister’s voice that was usually a comforting melody, was a sharp, unrelenting knife in my chest. I sat there, a silent, unwilling participant in my own trial as Amelia laid out the case against me. She had a point, a powerful one at that and the logic in her argument was suffocating. I couldn't argue with the truth, only felt the cold weight of it pressing down on me."Andrew, you have to end this," she said again, her voice softening slightly but her resolve unwavering. "I'm not trying to be the bad guy here, I just... I can't stand by and watch you make a mistake that will destroy your relationship with your daughter. This relationship with Sage, it's not worth it."I looked away, my gaze fixed on a distant point in the garden, anything to avoid the accusing look in my twin’s eyes. "I know, Amelia," I mumbled, the words feeling hollow even to me. "I've... I've thought about it. But for now, I'm just going with the flow. I don't want to think about the f
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Chapter: Chapter 100Sage's POV Rina and I walked together to the cafeteria, the tension of the classroom replaced with a strange, new camaraderie. We grabbed our trays and found a quiet table in a corner, away from the usual chatter of students."So," Rina said, her voice low, a mischievous glint in her eyes. "What's the plan? You have his attention. Now what are you going to do?"I let out a short, cold laugh. "You'll have to wait and see," I replied, a confidence I didn't entirely feel masking the tremor of fear beneath the surface.Rina didn't press for details, which I appreciated. Her curiosity was piqued but she seemed content to watch the show unfold. Our conversation shifted to our upcoming basketball training, a safe topic that allowed us to talk without delving into the complicated matter.As we spoke, my eyes involuntarily drifted across the cafeteria. I spotted Pauline at a table with her cheerleading friends, a bright, genuine smile on her face as she laughed at something one of them said.
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Chapter: Chapter 99Sage's POV The next day, a renewed sense of purpose hardened my resolve. The guilt was still there, a constant ache but it was now overshadowed by a cold determination to make things right. Pauline had cheerleading practice and I had Professor Benjamin's class. I knew what I had to do.As I walked down the hallway, the usual chatter of students seemed to fade into the background. I was on a mission and every nerve ending was on high alert. Just then, Rina came up beside me, her footsteps matching mine."Hey," she said, her voice unusually neutral. "You coming to basketball training today?"I nodded, keeping my expression even. "Yeah, I'm heading there now."She studied me for a moment, her eyes taking in my outfit. Instead of my usual practice gear, I was wearing tight leggings and a form-fitting tank top under a light hoodie—an outfit that, as I had planned, drew a little more attention than usual."Why are you dressed like that?" Rina asked, a hint of suspicion in her tone. "It's a
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Chapter: Chapter 98Sage's POV The tension in Pauline’s body slowly began to recede. The fiery rage had been extinguished, leaving behind a raw vulnerability that broke my heart. She met my gaze, the hard, defensive shell she had built around herself finally cracking."Please, Pauline," I said, my voice soft, "let's just talk. We can't let this end here."She stood there for a long moment, a storm of conflicting emotions swirling in her eyes. Then, with a deep sigh, she nodded slowly. "Okay," she said, her voice quiet. "Okay, let's talk."We walked back into the house and Amelia, sensing the change in the air, gave us a small, understanding smile. We bypassed the dining room and went to the porch, a secluded, comfortable space that overlooked the back garden. The soft glow of the evening light cast a peaceful haze over the yard, a stark contrast to the storm that had just passed. We sat on a cushioned bench, the silence between us heavy but no longer hostile."I'm sorry, Sage," Pauline finally began, he
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Chapter: Chapter 97Sage's POV The silence that followed Pauline's words was deafening, a vacuum where our friendship used to be. My heart hammered against my ribs, each beat a drum of guilt and regret. I knew she was right. I knew I had failed her but I couldn't just sit there and accept her condemnation without at least trying to explain."Pauline, please," I began, my voice thick with emotion, "I know you have every right to be mad at me. I've been so caught up in my own mess that I didn't see what was happening to you. I'm so, so sorry. I know I messed up but please, just let me—""Stop, Sage!" she snapped, her voice cracking with the force of her anger. She pushed her chair back with a loud screech, the sound echoing through the otherwise quiet dining room. "This is exactly what I was talking about. This isn't going to work. This whole forced dinner, you trying to pretend like everything is fine, it's just a joke!"She stood up, her eyes blazing with a mixture of pain and fury. I watched, my heart
Huling Na-update: 2025-08-03
Chapter: Chapter 96Sage's POV The walk home from the coffee shop was a blur, my mind a chaotic whirlwind of guilt, anger and a terrifying new fear. Pauline's silent suffering, Professor Benjamin's predatory gaze and my own glaring ignorance—it all weighed on me like a heavy, suffocating blanket of dread. I replayed Chloe's words over and over, each syllable a fresh cut. I had been so lost in my own world, so consumed by my own problems that I had completely failed to see the danger lurking right under my nose, a danger that had been preying on the person I was supposed to care about most.As I rounded the corner to my apartment building, my phone buzzed in my hand. I glanced at the screen and my heart did a strange lurch. It was Andrew. My first instinct was to ignore it. The last thing I felt capable of doing was engaging in another complicated conversation. My relationship with Pauline felt like a smoldering ruin and the thought of facing Andrew, the man at the center of so much of my recent turmoil,
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