Chapter: #37“He shouldn't be able to get out of bed for at least a month or two,” Dominic said, turning on his heel toward the heavy oak door.“Hey! You said you'd let me go!” Silas’s voice cracked, a desperate, raw sound that bounced uselessly off the dry stone walls.Dominic paused, his coat swirling around his ankles, though he did not grant the man the satisfaction of a backward glance. “I never said I would release you, Silas. I said I would consider it.” He adjusted his cuffs, his movements deliberate. “I did. And I have come to the conclusion that a man who flings himself about like a petulant child requires a disciplined hand to correct his course, lest he ruin himself entirely.”He stepped out into the corridor, closing the door firmly behind him. Silas’s muffled cries of agony bled through the wood, but Dominic felt entirely hollow, an icy numbness settling deep into his bones. The sound of his own breathing felt detached, distant.The words he had received earlier echoed like a cruel,
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Chapter: #36The days that followed blurred together into a whirlwind of preparations. Ava barely recognized her own life anymore.From sunrise until evening, she was shuffled from one appointment to another by an army of planners, designers, caterers, and consultants who all seemed determined to create the perfect wedding.She tasted cakes until sugar coated the back of her throat, sampled wines she couldn't remember the names of, approved floral arrangements, rejected table settings.Selected invitations.Tried on gowns.Then tried on more gowns.And then even more gowns.At some point, the entire process stopped feeling real. It felt as though her body belonged to someone else.Someone who deserved a second wedding, who wasn't living beneath the crushing weight of a lie.Everywhere she looked, the estate buzzed with activity.Workers carried decorations.Designers rushed in and out.Staff members spoke excitedly about guest lists and seating arrangements.Everyone seemed happy except her.Becau
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Chapter: #35Dominic's jaw tightened almost immediately. The irritation of being interrupted was obvious on his face.Ava looked between him and the guard."What anomalies?" she asked.The guard shifted awkwardly."Nothing to worry about, ma'am."Dominic shot the man a warning look that seemed to say he'd already said too much. Then he looked back at Ava.For a brief moment neither of them spoke. The confession sat between them like a fragile glass sculpture waiting to shatter.Ava's stomach twisted painfully.She had imagined this moment dozens of times in her head, over and over again.Sometimes she imagined herself blurting everything out at once.Other times she imagined carefully explaining every mistake she'd made, every lie she'd told, every reason she'd convinced herself to keep going.None of those rehearsals had prepared her for the reality of sitting across from Dominic and seeing how completely he trusted her.That trust made the truth infinitely harder to tell.She knew exactly what t
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Chapter: #34#34.Walking out of the building he was set to rule over very soon, everything felt right for the first time in as long as he could remember. For the first time in a long while, everything in his life seemed to be headed in a great direction. He had the company, he had the perfect wife, and it seemed he had the perfect life.Dominic thought about the first step he needed to take before taking the mantle as CEO. Telling George he wanted to give Ava a proper wedding seemed to have shifted something fundamental between them. His father hadn’t said the words, George was never a man to waste breath on sentimentality but the look of approval that followed Dominic’s declaration spoke volumes. In that brief moment, Dominic hadn't just secured a corporate empire; he had finally earned the elusive respect of the man who built it.He was on top of the world. The sleek glass skyscraper of the family conglomerate glinted in the afternoon sun behind him, a monument to the legacy that was now rightf
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Chapter: #33The drive to his father’s corporate headquarters was a blur and simmering resentment. Dominic didn't slow down as he navigated the sterile, glass enclosed hallways of the executive floor. He reached the double doors of the primary office and shoved them open without a flicker of hesitation. Manners were for those who still had something to lose, and Dominic felt as though he were walking through the wreckage of his own life.Inside, George was huddled over a spread of architectural blueprints with three senior board members. The air in the room was thick with the scent of expensive floor wax and stale ambition.George looked up, his brow furrowing as he took in his son’s disheveled state and the cold, flat look in his eyes. He didn't need to be told that the atmosphere had changed. With a curt wave of his hand, he dismissed the men. They scurried out like mice, the door clicking shut behind them and leaving the father and son in a vacuum of silence."Sit down, Dominic," George said, h
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Chapter: #32Ava braced herself for the impact of Dominic’s fury. She waited for the door to fly open, for him to step out and roar the word "traitor" into the salt-heavy air until her lungs gave out. She imagined his hands, which had been so tender only hours ago, wrapping around her throat with a different kind of intensity.But the door didn't open. The silence of the docks was broken only by the lapping of the tide against the rotting wood and the distant, lonely cry of a gull.Then, the back door finally clicked open. A figure stepped out, but it wasn’t the broad, imposing silhouette of her husband. It was Silas.A sharp breath escaped Ava’s lips. It was a relief, but a shallow, bitter one. In many ways, Silas was the greater ghost to face; Dominic was a storm, but Silas was the rot beneath the floorboards. He straightened his designer suit, his movements languid and oozing a oily confidence.He didn't speak at first. He simply smirked, a slow, spreading expression that made Ava feel like she
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Breeder To The Cursed Lycan King
“What made you think you had the right,” he asked softly, dangerously, “to question me, little omega?”
Her pulse thundered in her skin, loud enough she was sure he could hear it.
Hunter inhaled.
His eyes darkened.
A slow smirk spread across his face.
“Such a dirty little vixen,” he murmured slowly. “I can smell your arousal.”
Her head shook frantically, panic flooding her features. “No— I—”
“I’m here asking a question,” he continued, his voice low and intimate, “and you’re getting aroused?” ****. Athena had always been the outcast of her pack, the omega with a weak wolf and no value. Her pack used her, beat her and worked her like a slave. And when her fated mate, the Alpha’s younger brother rejected her, whatever remained of her spirit shattered. She became invisible.
But her life took an even darker turn the day she was kidnapped and auctioned off to a beta of black moon territory as an offer to the most feared being in all the packs—THE CURSED LYCAN KING. A dragon and lycan hybrid.
Hunter, the Cursed King, needed a breeder. Every woman in the realm feared even hearing his name, terrified of the curse that lived within him. So when an omega, a weak wolf was offered to him, he cursed the moment his beta was ever born. She was too fragile and too breakable that carrying his child could very well kill her.
What he didn’t know was that Athena was the last Silver Wolf alive.
And the moment his teeth grazed her skin, her power exploded to life.
Now, enemies and Alphas are plotting. And Hunter, the monster everyone fears finds himself willing to burn kingdoms to nothing in order to protect the one woman he never expected to want…
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Chapter: #23.ATHENAThe chamber was submerged in a thick, suffocating gloom, illuminated only by the faint, silver sliver of moonlight piercing through the drapes. I stepped across the threshold, my pulse thrumming a frantic rhythm against my ribs. I had been summoned, and in this place, a summons was a command that brooked no delay.I moved with the caution of a wounded animal, my gaze scanning the area of the room. It seemed empty at first, a void of silence. I exhaled, a shaky sound that seemed too loud in the stillness, and took a hesitant step further.Then, he rose.It was not a movement of sudden violence, but a slow unfolding, like a predator waking from a light slumber. He stood by the window, the darkness clinging to him until he stepped into the sliver of pale light. My breath hitched, a gasp tearing from my throat before I could suppress it. I spun, my skirts swirling as I made to bolt back toward the sanctuary of the corridor."Stop."The word was low rumble that vibrated through the
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Chapter: #22.ATHENA My boots hammered against the corridor, the sound echoing like a heartbeat. I didn’t look back. I couldn’t. The phantom pressure of Hunter’s lips still burned against mine, a brand of ownership from a man whose very name was spoken in terrified whispers. I burst into my room and shoved the door shut, leaning my weight against the wood as if I could bar out the reality of what had just transpired.I had run. I had turned my back on the King and fled like a startled doe.The silence of the room was suffocating. I paced the small space, my fingers tracing the outline of my mouth. He was the feared King, a man of iron yet he had touched me with a terrifying softness that unsettled me more than his rage ever could. Now, the adrenaline was fading, replaced by a cold, prickling dread. One does not simply walk away from him. I had defied him, and now I waited for the hammer to fall.I collapsed onto the edge of my bed, my breath coming in shallow hitches. Any moment now, the tread of
Last Updated: 2026-04-17
Chapter: #21.ATHENA The water was scalding, yet the maids handled me as if I were a piece of laundry to be scrubbed clean of my past. Coarse sponges dragged over my shoulders and down my spine, the friction turning my skin a frantic, angry rose. It felt less like a bath and more like a ritual of erasure. I tried to pull the luffa from the hands of the woman to my left, my fingers trembling against the heat."I can do it myself," I snapped, my voice sounding thinner than I intended in the tiled expanse of the washroom. "Please. I am perfectly capable of washing my own skin."The maid didn't even look me in the eye. She simply tightened her grip on the sponge and continued her rhythmic, punishing work. "We are strictly following the King’s instructions, Miss Athena. He was very clear about the state in which you are to be presented."I went still then, the word state ringing in my ears like a funeral bell. I was a project. A vessel. I forced my breath to remain steady, letting them finish their tas
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Chapter: #20.HUNTERI watched as Athena was led away by the maid, her small frame disappearing down the long, dimly lit corridor. The doors clicked shut, leaving me in the silence of my throne room. A slow smirk pulled at my lips. She was delicate, yes, but there was a resilience in her spine that pleased me."Perhaps she’ll be fit to carry my heir," I whispered to the empty room. My voice sounded like gravel.The thought of a son, a successor with my blood and my strength tightened something in my chest. But my patience was not a well that ran deep. It was a finite resource. My expression hardened, the warmth of the smirk vanishing into a cold, predatory mask."If she’s not pregnant by the next moon, I’ll feed her to the rogues," I growled. The threat wasn't empty, in this world, utility was the only currency that bought safety. If she proved barren, she was merely another mouth to feed, another weakness to be purged.I sat stiffly in my high-backed chair, the leather creaking under my weight. My
Last Updated: 2026-03-18
Chapter: #19.ATHENAMy heart, which had only just begun to settle after the stranger’s departure, surged into my throat. I didn't move. Then I moved towards the door.I reached for the handle, my mind racing with some desperate hope but as soon as the latch clicked, the door surged inward. The weight of it slammed into my shoulder, throwing me backward. I stumbled, my heels catching on the rug, and looked up into the cold, steel-plated chests of the King’s Guard.Their armor caught the morning light, but a heavy leather boot jammed into the gap. With a grunt of effort, the lead soldier shoved. "Get out!" I screamed, the sound tearing from my lungs. "Leave me alone! You have no right!"They didn't speak. They didn't need to. Two men lunged forward, their gloved hands clamping onto my upper arms like iron shackles. I kicked, twisting my body, trying to sink my teeth into whatever skin I could find, but they hauled me off my feet as if I weighed nothing. My toes dragged across the floor, kicking ove
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Chapter: #18.ATHENA"Are you going to work inside the King’s house today?" I asked, my voice still thick with the remnants of dreams. It was morning now.Claire paused, a damp cloth held mid air. She turned her head slightly, giving me a small nod. A cold knot of unease tightened in my chest. I sat up, clutching the blanket to my collarbone. "What about me, Claire? I don't want to be left alone here." I hated the isolation of this sanctuary, it felt less like a home and more like a gilded cage where the bars were made of my own fear.Claire stepped toward the bed, her expression softening into that weary, protective look she always wore when she had to leave. She reached out, her fingers grazing my shoulder in a silent plea for composure."Nothing will happen, Athena," she assured me, her voice a low, steady anchor. "You must stay inside. Please, do not come out for any reason. The streets are busy today, and it is safer if you remain unseen."I let out a long sigh, the air rushing out of me in
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Chapter: #91.Maya POVMy sister lay tucked under the heavy quilts of the guest bed, her eyes soft as she listened to me ramble. For hours, I had poured out every detail about Archer, not the fearsome Alpha the rumors spoke of, but the man who had looked at me with a tenderness I didn't think I deserved. I told her about the way he listened, the way he made me feel shielded rather than caged, and the quiet strength he carried that seemed to steady my own frantic heart. Sharing those "good things" felt like a confession of hope, a tiny spark I was finally allowing myself to fan into a flame.But the morning light brought a different kind of energy. A knock at the door signaled that my sanctuary was temporary."The Alpha wants to see you in his office, Maya," the messenger said.My stomach did a nervous flip. Archer’s office was a place of business, of weight and decisions. When I walked in, he was standing by the window, his silhouette broad and imposing against the dawn. He turned as I entered, and
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Chapter: #90.The weight of the throne felt different today. But as I sat there, the silence of the great hall echoing with my own breathing, my mind wasn't on pack borders. It was on the conversation I’d just clawed out of Eryx.It had taken everything in me, every ounce of diplomatic restraint and stubborn persistence to make him listen. Eryx wasn’t a man moved by pleas, but he understood logic, and he understood the stench of a setup. When I finally laid it out for him, naming Philip as the man behind everything all, I saw the shift in his eyes. Philip, the man who had threatened Maya and forced her to carry out the task.I leaned my head back, closing my eyes. I could still see the way Maya’s hands trembled whenever his name was mentioned, the way her scent spiked with fear. I had promised her protection, and today was the first real step in fulfilling that vow.The door at the end of the hall groaned open, I didn't move, but my senses sharpened. One of my lead men, Harry , hurried toward me. H
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Chapter: #89.Maya POVThe silence in the dining hall was thick. I looked up, forcing my gaze to lock onto Archer’s. His eyes were like two pieces of flint, unyielding and sharp, stripping away every defense I had tried to build over the last four months. My hands were knotted together in my lap."I did it because I didn't have an option," I began, my voice trembling like a dry leaf. "I didn't wake up one day wanting to be a killer. I didn't want to hurt anyone."Archer didn't blink. He sat perfectly still, his massive frame casting a long, intimidating shadow across the table. "An option? There is always an option, Maya. Explain yours."I swallowed hard, the lump in my throat feeling like a stone. "I carried out the order because of my sister. My younger sister... she was among the females in Eryx’s pack. She’s all I have left. She’s young, she’s innocent, and she was right there, within their reach." My voice broke, and I had to take a jagged breath to keep from sobbing. "They told me that if I d
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Chapter: #88.Archer POVThe dawn light filtered through the heavy velvet curtains. Beside me, Maya lay in a deep, undisturbed slumber. Her breathing was rhythmic, a soft, delicate sound that seemed out of place in a room that usually smelled of nothing.I watched her for a long time, my gaze tracing the line of her shoulder where the linen had fallen away. I had been careful with her. Gentler than I ever thought my hands were capable of being. She was a means to an end, a vessel sent to carry the weight of my legacy, and yet, as I watched the steady rise and fall of her chest, something shifted behind my ribs. It was a dull, persistent thud. A wolf like me had no use for a heart that skipped beats for a girl who was merely a strategic acquisition.I forced myself to look away. With one last glance at her pale, serene face, I turned on my heel and moved toward the door. The transition from the warmth of the bed to the cold, sterile air of the hallway was a welcome shock.I hadn't walked ten paces b
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Chapter: #87. MayaMaya povThe four walls of the room felt like they were bruising me, pressing inward with every shallow breath I took. The room was opulent, too fine for a prison but the gold leaf on the furniture and the heavy velvet drapes didn't change the fact that the door was locked from the outside. I paced the length of the rug, my bare feet sinking into the plush fibers until the friction began to burn.I stopped in front of the window, my reflection ghosting against the glass. I looked small. Frightened. I didn’t even know his name, only the rumors that preceded him. They spoke of an Alpha who was less man than a force of nature, someone whose dominance was so absolute that even the wind seemed to die down when he walked by. I wondered what kind of name a man like that carried. Something dangerous probably. Something that sounded like a warning.A sharp rap on the door made me jump, my heart leaping into my throat. The lock clicked, and a tall, somber faced man stepped inside. He didn't loo
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Chapter: #86. BirthEryx POVThe sterile scent of the pack hospital usually signaled strength and recovery, but today, it felt like a cage. Months of anticipation had narrowed down to this agonizing hour, and I found myself pacing the narrow strip of pavement outside the entrance, my boots rhythmically striking the stone. Every breath felt shallow. My wolf was pacing just as restlessly as I was, a low, anxious hum vibrating in my chest that no amount of logic could quiet.Please, I whispered into the silence of my mind.The vulnerability was terrifying. I was used to protecting my pack from tangible threats, but I couldn't fight this battle for Rachael. I could only stand out here, feeling the tether of our bond stretch and fray with her pain. My hands clenched into fists, the leather of my jacket creaking, as I waited for a sign, any sign that the world hadn't stopped turning.The heavy double doors finally groaned open. I snapped toward the sound, my heart leaping into my throat. Dr. Aris stepped out,
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