The Lycans Twins Hidden Mate
Alina was raised as an omega maid, and she was kept out of sight and considered a nothing. However, when her pack is deprived of all their belongings at the end of the war, her stepbrother sells her as a sacrifice to the most dreaded rulers in the world, the twin Lycan kings, Kael and Kaden.
A single night out with them transforms all that. They brand her as their mate, but the mark fades away by morning. The council calls her cursed. A fake Luna is brought in. And in a short time, Alina has been put in the position of a thief, a liar and a betrayer.
Being hunted by the kings she loves, pushed back to the pack which abused her, Alina becomes the Alpha when she discovers the truth about the deaths of her parents.
But the kings come back, imploring to be given another opportunity.
Her wolf is dying.
Her enemies are closing in.
And the one, who can rescue her, must sacrifice all of it, even his wolf.
At this point, Alina has to decide between revenge, power and the two men she can never forget.
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Chapter: CHAPTER 45 THEY UNLEASHED THE PRECEDENTThe bells rang without hands touching them.That was how I knew it had begun.Not the ceremonial bells. Not the ones for gatherings or grief. These rang from underneath the city, a deep iron toll that vibrated through bone and stone alike, slow and deliberate, each note spaced just far enough apart to make your nerves stretch thin waiting for the next.Kaden’s head snapped up first. Kael followed a heartbeat later.“That’s not an alarm,” Kael said quietly.“No,” I replied. “It’s a summons.”The hum inside me tightened like a muscle preparing to tear.The garden outside the window went still. Birds froze midflight, wings locked. The water in the central fountain shuddered, ripples collapsing inward until the surface went flat and wrong.“Alina,” Kaden said, already moving, testing the warded door again. “Whatever they’re calling, it’s close.”Too close.The bells rang again.This time, something answered.Not a sound.A pressure.It pressed up from beneath the city, old and methodical,
Last Updated: 2026-01-19
Chapter: CHAPTER 44 THEY CALLED IT STABILITYThey didn’t arrest me.That was the first mistake.They formed a corridor instead. Guards lining the shattered square with weapons held just low enough to pretend restraint, eyes flicking everywhere except at me. The council stood clustered near the ruins of the circle, robes singed, dignity cracked, faces set into something brittle and rehearsed.Stability, they would call this later.Order restored.I could practically hear the words being polished already.“Walk,” the council leader said.Not shouted. Not commanded.Assumed.I took one step forward and felt the city tense like a held breath. The hum inside me rolled low and warning, not flaring, not exploding, just… present. A reminder. I wasn’t caged. Not yet.Kaden stayed close on my right. Kael on my left. No one tried to separate us. No one wanted to be the one who tested that boundary first.We moved.The streets of the capital looked wrong from the inside.Too clean in places. Too broken in others. Windows blown out in a neat
Last Updated: 2026-01-19
Chapter: CHAPTER 43 THE SECOND SCREAM WAS MINEThe explosion didn’t sound like destruction.It sounded like relief snapping.A deep, concussive release that tore through the capital and punched the breath straight out of my lungs. Light collapsed inward, the circle imploding instead of bursting, power folding violently back on itself like it had been waiting for permission to stop pretending it was stable.I hit the ground hard.Stone slammed into my back. My head rang. For a second, I couldn’t tell where I was or if I still had a body at all. The world narrowed to heat and ringing and the sharp taste of blood in my mouth.Hands were on me instantly.“Alina!”Kaden’s voice cut through the chaos, panicked and furious and too close to breaking for comfort. Kael was there too, I felt him more than saw him, a solid weight shielding my side as debris skittered across the ground.“I’m here,” I rasped, though my body hadn’t fully agreed with that yet.The hum inside me was chaos.Not gone. Not quiet. Just… scrambled. Like someone had tak
Last Updated: 2026-01-16
Chapter: CHAPTER 42 THEY LIT THE CIRCLE WITHOUT METhe scream wasn’t human.It tore through the forest like something had been ripped open and forgotten how to close. The sound carried wrong, bending around trees, vibrating through the soles of my feet before my ears caught up. My breath stuttered. The hum inside my chest flared sharp and ugly, like it had just been insulted.I stopped dead.Kaden crashed to a halt beside me, one hand already half raised like he could physically block whatever was coming next. Kael pivoted, scanning the trees, posture snapping tight and predatory.“That came from the capital,” Kael said.“No,” I whispered. “It came from underneath it.”The ground shuddered again, subtle but unmistakable. Not an earthquake. A response.My stomach dropped.“They started without me,” I said.Kaden’s eyes darkened. “Started what.”I swallowed. The words tasted like iron. “A binding.”Silence fell heavy around us. Even the forest seemed to recoil, leaves shivering faintly as if they wanted distance from what was happening
Last Updated: 2026-01-16
Chapter: CHAPTER 41 EVERYTHING THEY ASSUME ABOUT ME IS WRONGThe first thing I broke was a glass.Not on purpose.It slipped from my fingers while I was standing there pretending my hands were steady, pretending my chest wasn’t tight, pretending I wasn’t thinking about how easy it would be for everything to go wrong if I blinked at the wrong moment. The glass shattered on the stone floor, sharp and loud and final, and the sound echoed through the room like it wanted witnesses.No one spoke.I stared down at the mess. Water creeping between the cracks. Tiny shards catching the light. A stupid, small accident that felt bigger than it was.“Leave it,” Kaden said quietly.“I wasn’t going to clean it,” I replied, a little too fast.Kael shifted near the doorway, arms crossed, watching me like I might fracture next. “You are spiraling.”I looked up sharply. “I am thinking.”“That is usually what it looks like right before you do something reckless,” he said.I almost smiled. Almost.Instead, I crouched slowly and began pushing the shards together wit
Last Updated: 2026-01-14
Chapter: CHAPTER 40 THE COST OF BEING SEENThe knock was soft, careful, and somehow worse for it.I was awake before it landed, staring at the low ceiling of the room they had given me, counting the cracks in the stone like they might rearrange themselves into answers if I looked long enough. The air felt tight. Not dangerous. Just watched. The kind of silence that presses too close to your ears.When the knock came, my heart jumped anyway.Not fear exactly. Anticipation with teeth.“Come in,” I said, my voice rougher than I meant it to be.The door opened slowly.Kael stepped inside first. He did not smile. That alone told me enough to sit up straighter, to push my feet against the cold floor and ground myself in something solid.Kaden followed him, quieter, eyes already on me like he was checking for fractures that might not show on the surface.“They are closer than we thought,” Kael said without preamble.I nodded once. “The council.”“And others,” Kaden added.I rubbed my palms against my thighs, trying to chase off the r
Last Updated: 2026-01-14
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