Alpha Ryu
"I want you gone," he launched his fist at me, aiming for my calves. I shut my eyes, waiting for his hit to pack a punch.
"You should be in bed by now, if I'm correct," Alpha Ryu's voice resonated in the passage.
"You don't order me around Alpha," the figure let out, smashing his fist onto Alpha Ryu.
"Maybe it's time you become a lesson to others," Alpha Ryu exhaled, grabbing the figure by the neck before smashing him onto the ground.
"You're strong, but you don't have what it takes to kill me." The figure blurted out, sending Alpha Ryu's feet back with his legs.
In order to prove her existence and claim her rightful position as Alpha of the Moon Hounds, she must do the impossible: bring back the head of the Ruthless Alpha Ryu of the opposing pack.
She doesn’t give up, infiltrating the pack when it’s at its lowest guard and acting as an ordinary maid. In her bid to destroy the pack and have the Alpha’s head, she’s met with the biggest challenge of all—love.
Will she fall for his charming, attractive, and Ruthless appearance, or will she find a way to complete her mission and take her stance as the Alpha of the Moon Hounds?
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Chapter: Chapter 34I stood at the entrance to the royal chambers, my fingers clenched around the cold stone wall. My heart hammered in my chest, my mind racing with thoughts too fast to catch. A choice was in my hands, one that would change everything. The silence around me was suffocating.“Samantha?”The sound of his voice broke through my thoughts like a razor-sharp blade. I turned, and there he stood—Ryu. He was every inch the Alpha—strong, unyielding, a man who never bowed to anyone. Yet, beneath the surface, I could see something more, a darkness creeping behind those cold eyes, something I wasn’t ready to confront.His gaze locked onto mine, and for a moment, it was as if the air between us thickened. He didn’t speak, but his silence was just as commanding as any words he could have said. I took a step forward, needing to bridge the gap that seemed to grow with every second.Before I could find the words to speak, the door to the chambers swung open without warning. I froze, every muscle in my bo
Last Updated: 2025-09-06
Chapter: Chapter 33The air between Ryu and me grew heavier with every passing moment. I stood there, my heart torn in two, pulled in one direction by my loyalty to my father, Alpha Harry, and in another by the undeniable pull I felt for Ryu. If I didn’t act soon, my father's demand to take Ryu's head would cost me everything. I needed to make a choice. The weight of the decision pressed down on me. To betray Ryu, or secure my position as Alpha of my pack, taking it over from my step brother . It seemed so simple, but it wasn’t. I couldn’t shake the feeling that I was falling for someone I shouldn't even be near. The man who stood before me was ruthless, cold, and completely out of reach.Yet here I was, drawn to him, unable to deny the chemistry that crackled between us. It wasn’t just power anymore. I didn’t even know if it was only about the position. It was about something deeper—something I couldn’t quite name. But I couldn’t afford to give in to that.Suddenly, a sharp laugh broke through the silen
Last Updated: 2025-09-06
Chapter: Chapter 32Lady X kept her head up; her hands swung in the air several inches away from me. I wanted to run, leave the space, but it was already late, my heart pounding to the fright that gripped my bones. “Samantha!”I stumbled, my hands to the back, my body concurring to its movement. Her hand came, and I dodged it. My back arched as I hit the ground, rolling almost immediately when her leg came forth, ready to stomp me till I couldn’t breathe anymore.“Do you know who I am?” She growled. “I am the only Lady Executioner, the talented and the only one worthy of having Alpha Ryu by my side. You’re not allowed. Keep your hands off of him or face my wrath!” I stood looking at her rapid breathing. She was so powerful her heart couldn’t contain the flow of blood pumping. She had to move with a special material that kept her heart stable, for she would also be a weak Omega if not for her wolf, Bambi the executioner. I stood my ground, staring at her hair as it fell right down. There was nothing I
Last Updated: 2025-09-03
Chapter: Chapter 31The maids exchanged glances between themselves, hooking up on who and what to deduce with each passing second. I could smell the lingering danger signs, my head revolting as auras began to clash, sinister inductions filling the atmosphere. My heart raced as Lady X began to fume, her nose releasing fumes as she began to breathe out. She was toxic, far more toxic than I’d expected her to be. She swung her hand away from Ryu, hitting me with death glares. If looks were cuts, my whole body would be minced. “Alpha Ryu.” She grabbed her living gown, raising it up to give a bow. I appreciated how I had gotten out of the situation and also began to feel like a queen knowing the devil I yearned to kill was now the angel protecting me. “Lady X. I heard you were back from your last mission, and you have decided to come visit me in my chambers. Since your father had called for you to get home quite early, I thought maybe I could walk up and save you the stress”. Ryu checked his hand back. S
Last Updated: 2025-09-03
Chapter: Chapter 30Hearing Father had intentions to kill Mabel made me sad. I had only spoken to Mabel for three days, but it felt like I had known her my whole life. If Ryu knew Father had Mabel, he’d attack the pack, and the casualties would be too much to bear. I might not be able to finish my mission, but I might as well save the Pack from extinction. Father always found a way to survive at the expense of others, so it was only necessary that I save the others from getting trampled upon. “Good morning, Alpha Ryu.” I greeted him as I walked into his chamber. “What do you have for me today?” He rocked himself back, staring at the stack of papers in my hands. I flashed him a smile before placing the stack of papers onto his desk. I felt relieved knowing I had disposed of the extra waste.“The council of Elders has questions for you about the summer. They believe the heat might be quite intense and it would be quite indispensable and would have a toll on the pack.” I reported. “You know I can alwa
Last Updated: 2025-08-27
Chapter: Chapter 29I had one month, just a month, to show them that I could kill Ryu and become the alpha of the Moon Hound pack. He had reduced the duration by two months, and he would be expecting results anytime soon.With Vivian dead, Father will make dirty moves, as she was his most prized maiden out of all his mistresses. The rest were either weird or just not sexy enough to his taste. I hate to admit it, but she kept her eyes away from me and Craig. She wasn't the ideal mother; she was a sorry excuse for a mother, but she made quite a toy that made him busy without him having work to attend to.Returning home would have been my priority for now, but I couldn't. Could I kill Ryu? Harry had already tortured him, and I wouldn't want his sins nor his blood on my hands. I would have killed Ryu while I still had my consciousness, but I didn't. When I raised the knife, my heart began to thump faster, like drums rolling in the air. Coming to face with such circumstances, I had nothing but pure emotion
Last Updated: 2025-08-27
Wolf Rachael
No one wants to face rejection from the person they love, nor does anyone want to be seen as weak and vulnerable. People want to be accepted for who they are, but the work-out stage is always not working out.
Rachael Snyder has had it hard in life, being the first ever baby to be born as a wolf pup. At first, she had been cared for majestically, but her failure to wolf out makes her an outcast and a sudden threat to the pack. They all gave up on her, and her haters made her a laughing stock, a living mockery. She is further blessed by the moon goddess who gave her a mate, the Alpha of the Crimson moon Pack, Mike Freeman.
Right in the open, he rejects her and chases her out of the pack, banished for eternity. In her search for survival, she meets Kelvin Alfred, the ruthless prince of the Lycans, who takes her in. What happens when the Ruthless Alpha King professes his love for her? Mike comes back, pleading for a second chance, and she unlocks her inner powers, which should have been concealed forever.
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Chapter: Chapter 46The wind howled louder than before. My hair whipped across my face as the earth trembled beneath us. Shadows twisted through the trees like smoke, dark tendrils licking at the ground. My body felt like it was burning from the inside, like something old and angry was clawing its way out of me. Kelvin’s voice broke through the chaos. “Rachael!” he called, his voice strained with worry. “Fight it. Stay with me.” But I couldn’t. I didn’t even know what I was fighting. A scream built in my throat, sharp and primal, tearing out of me as my knees hit the ground. My nails dug into the soil, and the pain of my shifting bones made my vision blur. It wasn’t like a normal shift. It felt like my soul was breaking apart, rearranging, becoming something else. The last thing I saw was Kelvin running toward me. Then—darkness. I woke up to silence. The wind had stopped. The earth no longer trembled. The moon hung overhead, full and bright. I sat up slowly. My body felt... different.
Last Updated: 2025-09-11
Chapter: Chapter 45Crescent Vale was nothing like I imagined it was to be. The ruins weren’t just ancient as assumed, instead they were cursed. Twisted trees curled like skeletal fingers around crumbling archways. The air hung was heavy, thick with sulfur and silence. Even the wind seemed to hesitate here, like it feared to breathe too loudly to avoid being suffocated. Shadows clung to every corner, like memories which were too dark for me to forget. My footsteps echoed too loud in the quiet, and every instinct inside me screamed to turn back. “This place used to be the Ghost Wolf sanctuary,” Kelvin said, brushing vines away from a cracked stone gate. “Before it became a graveyard.” “Was it the last one we visited?” I asked him with curiosity in my voice. I couldn't remember the root that laid us there. But for sure I could say I never pray to have the same experience we had the last time. It was a whole lot horrible that I had to reject the process of making me the ghost wolf. I don'
Last Updated: 2025-09-11
Chapter: Chapter 44The moment the Deathbound Alpha lunged toward us, the shrine exploded into chaos. Kelvin tackled me to the side just as a massive claw tore through the stone where I stood seconds before he helped me. Mike on the other hand shifted mid-air, colliding with the beast’s flank in full alpha form, he snarled and snapped with reckless fury. But it wasn’t enough. This thing wasn’t just a wolf, I could say it was more of a wolf. It was a corpse which was reborn by curse and vengeance. A creature with no heartbeat—only hunger. Hunger of blood. Hunger of flesh and that of revenge! Nothing else matters to it, he was breathing out fire. I scrambled to my feet, ignoring the sting in my ribs. My mother stood frozen at the shrine’s edge, glowing softly, her body flickering like flame in the wind. “Is it really you?” I demanded, even as the wind howled and magic churned around us. Her eyes filled with pain. “I am… but I’m not whole. They found me after the fall of the Ghost Den. The
Last Updated: 2025-09-10
Chapter: Chapter 43The air that was surrounding us was thick with ash and magic. My pulse still thundered in my ears from the explosion of power I had released. One assassin died. The other vanished, likely retreating to report what he had witnessed to him. I should’ve felt powerful, more stronger than ever. Instead, I felt… fractured. Like the weakling I was known to be. Kelvin helped me walk, his grip on me was steady and warm. Mike followed behind, silent now. The forest around us was tense, watching. Every branch creaked with suspicion. Every gust of wind carried whispers of something ancient. “You didn’t just awaken your wolf,” Kelvin murmured as we reached a clearing near the edge of a frozen lake. “You called something bigger. You called the Ghost Realm.” I stopped, my breath catching. “What do you mean?” Mike answered for him, voice grim. “The mark they put on you wasn’t just to suppress your powers. It was a blood seal—one linked to the spirit realm. When you broke it… you opened a
Last Updated: 2025-09-09
Chapter: Chapter 42The silence that followed Kelvin’s outburst was suffocating. It wrapped around me like an invisible chain, heavy and binding. The weight of two destinies pulled at me from opposite ends—one marred by betrayal and false promises, and the other cloaked in vengeance, sacrifice, and undeniable loyalty. Mike stood there, his shirt soaked in blood, his eyes pleading as if the years of pain he’d caused could be washed away by a single moment of truth. “Rachael, don’t let him turn you against me. I came here for you, not for a fight.” Kelvin scoffed beside me, storm-gray eyes blazing. “You’ve always come for her, Mike. Don’t twist this.” “I know you still feel it,” Mike pressed, stepping forward despite Kelvin’s low growl. “That mark… It’s not just a connection. It’s a bond forged by fate. You can’t erase it.” I took a deep breath, my hands trembling slightly as a strange warmth pulsed at the base of my neck—the very spot Mike had once marked me. The air crackled around us, the sky abo
Last Updated: 2025-09-07
Chapter: Chapter 41The silence that followed it was deafening. Mike’s confession had lingered me like a venomous fog was between us. I could feel Kelvin tense beside me, his muscles were twitching under my fingertips, but I didn’t release him. Not yet. That could be dangerous. Because something about Mike’s words… something about the way his voice wrapped around my name—it wasn’t just manipulation. It felt real. Or maybe my wolf just wanted to believe it was real. “You’ve done enough damage,” I said slowly, even though my voice didn’t carry the certainty I hoped for. “Why now, Mike? Why warn me?” He exhaled shakily, and for a brief second, I saw something crack in his eyes as he spoke up. “Because they’re moving faster than expected. The Elders know your powers are close to awakening. They're afraid, Rachael. You’re a threat to everything they’ve built—and if they can't control you, they’ll eliminate you.” Kelvin growled low, his patience th
Last Updated: 2025-09-07
Chapter: Chapter 11Aliyah’s POVThe storm had passed, but inside me another storm raged—louder, fiercer, more destructive than anything outside that tent could ever conjure. I sat there, pretending everything was normal, pretending my heart wasn’t racing like it wanted to claw out of my chest. I smiled when Asher looked at me. I even forced a small laugh when he made some offhand remark about how we’d have to patch the tent later.But inside, I was shattering.Pregnant. With Asher Moretti’s child.The words throbbed in my head like a cruel drumbeat. How? How could this be happening to me? Out of all the people in the world… Why him?I swallowed hard, praying Asher couldn’t read me. He had this unnerving way of looking straight through me, like his eyes could peel away my layers until I was bare and exposed. I tried to keep my voice steady whenever I spoke, tried to appear relaxed, but I could see the slight narrowing of his eyes. He knew something was off. He always knew.When the skies finally cleared,
Last Updated: 2025-09-07
Chapter: Chapter 10Aliyah's POVThe message stabbed deeper than the rest. My thumb hovered over the screen, the edges of it slick in my grip. It had to be Cohen. Nobody else would write something like that — not unless they knew me, really knew me.I deleted the message, watching the text vanish like that would erase it from my head. It didn’t. The words kept circling back, sharp and deliberate, digging into every quiet moment.When I stepped out of the tent the next morning, the air felt too bright, the waves too loud. Asher was crouched by the fire pit, coaxing the embers back to life. His hair fell into his face as he worked, the muscles in his forearms flexing with each movement.“Slept well?” he asked without looking up.“Fine,” I said too quickly.He glanced up, narrowing his eyes a little. “You sure?”I brushed past him, muttering, “I said I’m fine,” and reached for the kettle. My hands shook just enough to rattle the lid.He didn’t push, but I could feel him watching me as I poured water into th
Last Updated: 2025-08-28
Chapter: Chapter 9Aliyah's POVThe sun was already up when I crawled out of my tent, the air heavy with the smell of salt and damp sand. Asher was leaning against his bike, arms folded, watching the waves like he was weighing something in his head.“Morning,” I mumbled, pulling my jacket tighter.His gaze slid to me, that familiar half-smirk tugging at his mouth. “Thought we’d get you back on the bike today.”I frowned. “No.”“It’s not a race,” he said, pushing off the bike. “Just a little practice. Stretch your legs. Feel the wind.”I shook my head, but he stepped closer, his shadow crossing mine. “C’mon, you used to love this. Don’t let fear make your world smaller.”“It’s not fear,” I said, but even to my ears it sounded weak.His eyes softened, but his voice stayed steady. “Then prove it.”I hesitated, my stomach already uneasy. The thought of the engine’s roar under me brought back more than memories — it brought the pit in my gut, the flash of light, the way the air had been knocked out of me tha
Last Updated: 2025-08-28
Chapter: Chapter 8Aliyah's POVThe ride back felt colder than the wind warranted. The salt air bit at my cheeks, but it wasn’t the kind of cold that came from the weather. I kept my arms around Asher’s waist, but only because I had to, not because I wanted to. My cheek rested against his back, and I could feel the steady rise and fall of his breathing beneath the worn leather of his jacket.The road hummed under the tires, a low, constant vibration that seemed to echo in my chest. Every bump made my stomach twist tighter. My mind kept looping back to Jax’s voice, the way my name had rolled out between him and Asher like a coin I hadn’t meant to drop.He didn’t say much at first, and neither did I. The engine roared between us, louder than usual, swallowing anything unspoken.Halfway down the narrow coastal road, he finally tried, raising his voice over the wind. “You’re awful quiet. Thinking about pie? I told you it was terrible.”I didn’t answer.After a beat, he added, “Or are you mad I didn’t order
Last Updated: 2025-08-27
Chapter: Chapter 7The morning air was damp and cool, the kind that clung to my skin and made the inside of my nose tingle. I woke to the sound of metal clinking, followed by the low scrape of a wrench against something solid.When I unzipped the tent flap, Asher was crouched beside his bike, sleeves shoved up, hands dark with grease. The sun hadn’t fully broken through the clouds yet, but a soft pale light pooled over him, catching on the line of his jaw.“Morning,” he said without looking up.“Morning,” I murmured, stepping out barefoot. The sand was cold under my toes.I tried to focus on the horizon, to act normal, but a dull cramp tightened low in my stomach. My fingers pressed there automatically. Not sharp enough to double me over, but enough to remind me of the strip hidden in my bag.Asher tightened a bolt and sat back on his heels, wiping his hands on a rag. “The chain was loose,” he said. “Could’ve been bad on the road.”I nodded like I understood, though my head was full of anything but bike
Last Updated: 2025-08-25
Chapter: Chapter 6Aliyah's POVThe world had narrowed to the thin strip in my hand. Two lines. Dark. Certain. The wet sand clung to my knees, the cold soaking through the thin fabric of my pants, but I barely felt it. The ocean roared somewhere beyond me, steady and merciless, like it knew something I didn’t want to admit.I stared until the lines blurred. My fingers trembled. I couldn’t breathe properly—the air felt thick, useless.A shadow moved over me.“Aliyah?”I jerked my head up. Asher was standing a few feet away, his brows knit in confusion. The drizzle had turned into a fine mist, coating his jacket in a faint sheen. His eyes searched my face. “What’s wrong?”I quickly shoved the strip into my pocket before he could see it. The plastic felt like it burned against my thigh. “Nothing,” I said too fast. “Just… dizzy for a second.”His gaze lingered on me, skeptical. “You’re pale.”“I said I’m fine.” My voice came out sharper than I meant, so I softened it. “Really. Just tired.”Inside, panic cla
Last Updated: 2025-08-16
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