Chapter: CHAPTER 31: Flight"You can't kidnap me to another country—""Watch me." Damon dragged Kai through the private terminal, grip like steel.Everything blurred: rushed packing, fake IDs, the frantic drive. Now a sleek jet waited on the tarmac at a quiet airstrip—no lines, no scans."Where'd you get this?" Kai asked, pulling back."Don't ask." Damon shoved him up the steps. "Board or rot in prison. Pick."Kai glanced behind. Margaret stood by the car, waving weakly. A sad goodbye."She's staying?" Kai's voice cracked."To cover tracks. Shield others from him." Damon's tone softened once. "Your uncle's relocated. Friends too. No traces left."They settled into leather seats. Engines roared. The jet lifted off, city shrinking to a glowing smear below.Kai pressed his face to the window. Home—gone forever. "Where to?""Somewhere he can't reach." Damon stared ahead, jaw tight."Tell me straight. No more secrets."Silence stretched. Then Damon spoke, voice flat. "He killed four last night. After I hit his apartm
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Chapter: CHAPTER 30: The Abandoned"Where is he?" Kai demanded.Margaret avoided his eyes. "He needs space.""Eight hours, Margaret. Tell me.""I can't. He made me promise."Kai paced their apartment, walls closing in like a cage without Damon. He dialed again. Voicemail. "Damon, just say you're okay. Call back." Nothing.She watched from the couch, concern etched deep. "He'll return. He always protects what's his."Kai doubted it. That lifeless stare as Damon sped off—it screamed a man with nothing left to lose.Hours dragged. Kai lay awake, ceiling mocking him. At 2 AM, the door clicked open.He raced out. Damon filled the doorway, drenched in blood. Not his—his stance was steady, no limp."Damon—"Damon brushed past, silent, heading for the bathroom. Kai trailed, pulse racing. "Whose blood?"Damon stripped, shirt slapping wet onto tile. Bruises bloomed across his ribs, knuckles raw, but the blood was someone else's."I tracked his hideout," Damon said, voice echoing flat. "Apartment across town. Cash rental, fake na
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Chapter: CHAPTER 29: Ashes and AccusationsRain soaked Kai's coat as he stood by the warehouse ruins. "Damon, we should go."Damon stared at the charred walls, yellow police tape flapping in the wind. Three days since the blast, and silence hung heavy. No body—just ash from the fire that swallowed everything.Damon didn't move. Kai touched his shoulder. Damon jerked away, grabbing Kai's wrist hard enough to bruise. "Don't. I don't deserve comfort.""You didn't kill him. He set the bomb.""I chose you over him." Damon's eyes were dead inside. "That makes me a murderer.""It makes us survivors."A black sedan pulled up. Margaret stepped out, face grim under the downpour. "Sir, we have a problem."Damon released Kai and turned. "What now?""Forensics from Victoria's apartment. DNA matches your brother." She held up a tablet with the report.Kai's stomach dropped. "Impossible. He was in the blast.""Not just there." Margaret swiped to more screens. "Three other unsolved murders. Last two years. All linked to him."Damon snatched t
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Chapter: CHAPTER 28: After the AshesThe nurse found Kai in the hallway, his hands still shaking. “Mr. Ashford is asking for you.”Damon sat on the edge of a hospital bed, shirtless. A white bandage wrapped around his back and chest. His eyes were empty.“How bad?” Kai asked, voice low.“They’ll heal,” Damon said. His words were flat, like a machine. “Second-degree burns.”Kai pulled a chair close. “Talk to me.”“About what?”“What you’re feeling.”Damon let out a sharp, ugly sound that was supposed to be a laugh. “I killed my brother.”“He pressed the button.”“Because I chose you.” Damon finally looked at him, his face haunted. “I drove him to it. I failed him twice. Once when he was taken, and again tonight. He was right about me. I’m selfish. Obsessive. And you need to leave before I destroy you, too.”The words cut deep. Kai stood up, anger burning through his fear. “Is that what this is? You’re running away?”“I’m protecting you.”“By pushing me out? That’s not protection. That’s guilt.” Kai stepped forward, forcin
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Chapter: CHAPTER 27: The Ghost Returns“You’re his brother.”The words came out in a whisper. Shock first. Then fear.The man smiled. “Was his brother. Past tense.”He moved closer. Kai pressed himself deeper into the corner.“Damon said you were dead. That someone took you—”“Someone did.” The man’s eyes were cold. Empty. “But I came back. Changed.”Margaret moaned on the floor. She tried to get up. Her movements were weak.The man glanced at her. He made a small gesture.She slumped. Unconscious.“What did you do to her?” Kai’s voice shook.“She’s fine. Just sleeping.” He turned back to Kai. “We don’t have much time. Damon will figure out where we are soon.”“I’m not going anywhere with you.”“Yes, you are.” The man moved forward. He grabbed Kai’s arm.Kai pulled back—the grip was like steel.“Let go—”“Stop fighting. I’m not going to hurt you.”“Then what do you want?”The man’s face changed. For a moment, he looked almost human.“To show you the truth. About what my brother really is.”He pulled Kai toward the door.Ka
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Chapter: CHAPTER 26: The Shadow That RemainsHe failed. I won’t.The words glowed on Damon’s phone screen.Kai stared at them. His hands wouldn’t stop shaking.“Who sent that?” he whispered.“I don’t know.” Damon’s voice was tight. “But we’re going to find out.”He sent the message to security and began typing commands.Kai sank onto the couch—his legs weak, his chest heavy.Aiden was in police custody. It should be over. He should be safe.But there was someone else. Still out there. Watching.“How many people want to hurt me?” The question came out broken.Damon stopped typing. He looked at him.“Not you. Me.” He sat beside Kai. “You’re a target because of me. Because I brought you into my life.”“So this is your fault?”“Yes.”The truth hurt more than any lie.“Then let me go,” Kai said. “If being with you makes me a target, I’ll leave. Find somewhere safe—”“No.” Damon’s hand closed around his wrist. “That won’t help. They know about you now. Leaving me won’t make you less of a target. It’ll just make you unprotected.”“So I
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CHAINED TO THE ALPHA WHO DOESN’T KNEEL
“I reject you.”
Those three words should have ended Eiren’s life.
Publicly rejected by his fated mate and declared defective by pack law, Eiren is dragged into the darkness to await execution. In a world where omegas are only valued when they are chosen, being unwanted is a death sentence. Broken, scentless, and abandoned, Eiren prepares to die alone in chains.
But fate is not finished with him.
In the shadows of the pack’s prison, a second bond ignites,violent, forbidden, and impossible. Kael Vorthran, the pack’s feared executioner, claims Eiren without permission, without mercy, and without regret. He does not ask. He does not hesitate. And once he marks Eiren as his, the entire pack becomes his enemy.
Protected by the most dangerous alpha alive, Eiren is pulled into a bond that is too strong, too fast, and slowly kills him. As the pack plots his death and ancient laws close in, Kael is forced to choose between power and love, duty and defiance.
Because this time, fate didn’t give him a perfect omega.
It gave him someone worth burning the world for.
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Chapter: Chapter 6: The Alpha Who Bleeds First“Don’t move.”Kael’s hands were steady as he drew symbols on the stone floor. Blood mingled with ash. The ancient ritual chamber smelled of death and old magic.Eiren sat in the center of the circle, his body too weak to run even if he wanted to. Candles surrounded him, their flames casting shadows that danced across the walls.“This is wrong,” Eiren’s voice cracked. “Please, stop.”“It’s already started,” Kael said as he finished the last symbol. He picked up the ceremonial blade, its metal gleaming in the candlelight. “Once the circle is complete, there’s no going back.”“Then don’t complete it.” Eiren tried to stand, but his legs wouldn’t support him. “Kael, please. I’m not worth this.”“We’ve had this argument,” Kael said as he knelt across from him. “You lost.”“You can’t just decide to die for me.”“Watch me.” Kael pressed the blade against his palm. “The ritual requires alpha blood,freely given, willingly sacrificed."“No.” Eiren lunged forward, his hand closing around Kael’s w
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Chapter: Chapter 5: The Bond That Is Killing Him“He’s dying.”The healer’s voice pierced the fog in Eiren’s mind. He tried to open his eyes, but his body refused to obey. Everything felt heavy and distant.“That’s impossible,” Kael’s voice was raw, desperate. “The bond is sealed. It should be healing him.”“It’s doing the opposite.” The healer’s footsteps drew closer. “His body is too weak. The bond is consuming him from within.”“Then fix it.” Kael sounded like he was barely holding himself together. “Do something.”“There’s nothing to fix,” said another voice, older. “The omega was rejected once. His body has already begun shutting down. Adding a second bond on top of that” A pause. “It’s killing him faster.”Silence.Eiren wanted to speak, to tell them it was fine, that he had accepted it. But his throat refused to cooperate.“How long?” Kael’s voice dropped to a barely audible whisper.“Days. Maybe less,” the older healer sighed. “I’m sorry, Lord Vorthran, but some wolves aren’t meant to survive bonding.”“Get out.”“My lord”“
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Chapter: Chapter 4: When the Pack Bares Its Teeth“Bring him forward.”The old man's words echoed off the walls of the meeting room. Eiren could barely stay on his feet. Kael maintained a firm grip just above his hips, solid as stone. Though shaky, he didn’t move an inch.“Walk,” Kael said quietly, just for his ears. Move like fear isn’t near. Prove you don’t care what they think.Yet fear gripped Eiren,deep down, paralyzing. All at once, the pack elders formed a half-circle ahead, expressionless, like figures hewn from rock. Just beyond them, others filled the room, murmuring softly. Watching closely. Weighing every move.Everyone hoped he would be gone.Kael Vorthran, the old leader, rose slowly. His robe brushed the dust as he stepped forward. Yet you are charged with breaking the pack’s oldest rule.Whispers spread among the crowd.Kael stayed calm. “Go on,” he said.“You claimed a rejected omega,a defective one who was sentenced to execution.” The elder’s eyes cut to Eiren. “You have violated the ancient laws that keep our pack
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Chapter: Chapter 3: Chains That Feel Like Protection“Don’t touch that.”Eiren stopped mid-reach toward the blade on the wall. He glanced over,there was a guard in the doorway, arms folded. It wasn’t Kael, but a different one.“I wasn’t going to take it,” Eiren said, pulling his hand back. “I was just looking.”“Looking gets you killed in this room.” The guard stepped inside, his eyes sweeping over Eiren with open disgust. “Lord Vorthran collects those from every wolf he executes. You want to end up on that wall?”Eiren’s gut twisted. His eyes returned to the arms,so many piled up. Each weapon represented a life lost.“He’ll be back soon.” The guard moved closer,too close. “Until then, you stay where I can see you.”"I wasn't heading out," Eiren said, stepping slowly toward the bed. Yet the pull inside his chest twisted restlessly. Still, it flared at the sight of the guard. Worse, it refused to believe a word he said.“You shouldn’t be here at all,” the guard said, his lip curling. “Defective omega. Playing mate to the executioner. Eve
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Chapter: Chapter 2: The Alpha Who Claims Without Permission“Get back.”The guard reached for his blade but stopped short of drawing it. His words came unevenly, almost shakily. "My lord Vorthran... the captive is set to hang by first light. That won't workKael kept it quiet,no shouting, no fuss. "I'll act as I choose." No volume was needed. "Get out," he said instead.The guard turned pale. His eyes flicked to his partner, then shifted to Kael. “The elders”“Will they speak to me if they have concerns?” Kael stepped closer to the bars. “Now get out before I make you regret wasting my time.”Both guards fled the scene.Their footsteps echoed through the hall,quick and shaky. After that, there was nothing but silence.Eiren pressed his body against the wall, but the chains clattered regardless, the links straining until each breath became nearly impossible.Kael stood across from the bars, staring intently. His golden eyes remained wide open,no flicker, no change at all.You sense it,not a question.Eiren's throat tightened, but he gave a slig
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Chapter: Chapter 1: The Day He Was Cast Out“Step forward when your name is called.”The old man's words echoed throughout the large room. Eiren could barely stand,his knees trembled like leaves. All around him, heaps of omegas stood motionless, their scents heavy and cloying in the air. Yet his own? Almost nonexistent. Faint. Wrong.Of the Moonfang Pack.His gut sank. Just like that,here we go: the ritual everyone had been waiting for, a chance to finally matter.He moved toward the center of the rocky ground. Everyone in the room watched his every step. Strong men stood along each side, staring intently, their presence weighing heavily on him. The younger ones waited in line behind, their expressions tense,perhaps regretful, perhaps not. The truth was, he didn’t know which it really was.The connection hit him hard, right in the gut.It stung, then tugged. Coiling tightly through his chest, it hauled him forward.His destined mate.Eiren froze. His gaze snapped toward the source of the tug, his pulse racing like a drumbeat be
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The Omega Who Should Not Exist
“You were never supposed to exist.”
Those are the last words Aeris hears before he’s dragged into the forbidden forest to die.
Born scentless and wolfless, beaten by his own pack, and blamed for every misfortune, Aeris has spent his life as a cursed shadow. Until one deadly night forces him into the woods… and into the arms of the most feared Alpha alive.
Killian of the Seven Territories is a monster whispered about in every pack,merciless, unmatched, untouchable.
But the moment he lays eyes on the broken boy bleeding in his forest… something ancient awakens.
A bond.
A spark.
A mate-pull that should be impossible.
And when Killian touches Aeris, his wounds heal.
But Aeris carries more than scars.
He carries a prophecy.
A prophecy older than wolves themselves,one that marks him as the omega who should not exist, the key to ending every shifter’s power forever. Hunters are already closing in, sent by the Council to kill him before he awakens.
Killian should turn away.
Reject him.
Let him die.
Instead, he bares his claws at the world and whispers:
“Let them come. I protect what’s mine.”
Now a ruthless Alpha and a shattered omega must survive assassins, ancient magic, and a destiny written in blood. Because something inside Aeris is stirring,something brighter, darker, and more powerful than any wolf.
If it wakes…
the entire shifter world will fall.
And the only thing more dangerous than the prophecy is the way Killian looks at him like he’s worth saving.
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Chapter: CHAPTER 10 — “Memories of Blood”Fire swallowed everything. Aeris—no, Lyra—ran through burning streets. Smoke burned her lungs. Screams echoed everywhere. “Please!” A woman begged. “My children are trapped inside!” Lyra spun. Saw the collapsed house. Heard cries under the rubble. Her hands glowed with healing light. She rushed forward. A roar froze her. Wolves burst from the smoke. Huge. Snarling. Eyes wild with kill hunger. “There’s another,” one growled. Human words from wolf jaws. “Kill her.” “Wait.” A bigger wolf stepped out. Silver marks on his fur. The Alpha. “That’s Lyra. She’s mine.” Lyra’s heart stopped. She knew those marks. “Daemon?” The wolf shifted. Bones cracked. Fur pulled back. A man stood there. Tall. Handsome. The one she’d trusted. Loved. “Lyra.” His voice was ice. “You shouldn’t be here.” “What are you doing?” She stared at the bodies. The flames. “This was our village. Our people.” “Your people. Not mine.” No warmth in his eyes. “My pack needed land. Your village sto
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Chapter: CHAPTER 9 — “The Witch’s Bargain”“My name is Moira.”She stood over them, calm and watchful. Like they were bugs under glass.“I don’t care about your name.” Killian pushed himself up. His chest had healed, but he looked drained. Weak. “What do you want with him?”“Always so aggressive.” Moira’s smile never reached her eyes. “Just like your ancestors. The Blackthorn line was always… intense.”“You knew my family?”“I knew everyone’s family. I’ve lived eight hundred years.” She tucked a silver strand of hair behind her ear. “Watching. Waiting. For this.”Aeris helped Killian stand. “Eight hundred years? That’s impossible.”“So is a scentless omega. Yet here you are.” Moira’s gaze locked on Aeris. Sharp. Weighing him. “The curse that binds all shifters keeps me alive. When it breaks…” She shrugged. “I’d rather not find out.”“Then why help break it?” Killian snapped.“There are two ways to end a curse this strong.” Moira held up one finger. “The violent way—your prophecy. Chaos. No control. It rips the wolf from every
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Chapter: CHAPTER 8 — “The Rejection That Never Came”They attacked as one. All five Alphas charged together,no more words, no warnings. Pure violence. Killian met them head-on, no hesitation. His claws slashed the young Alpha’s throat first. Blood sprayed. The body dropped. Four left. The old Alpha shifted mid-leap,massive gray wolf with white streaks. Killian dodged the snapping jaws, grabbed a fistful of neck fur, and slammed him into the ground. Rock cracked under the force. Three standing. One dead. Another broken. The scarred woman came from the left. A man flanked from the right. Killian spun, snapped the man’s wrist with a sharp crack. The scream cut short as claws ripped into his chest, tore out his spine. Two left. But Killian bled now. Deep gashes on his side, his arm. Hits he couldn’t dodge. He moved fast, relentless, deadlier when cornered. Still, five against one was a death sentence waiting. “Killian!” Aeris screamed. “Stop! Please!” No time to listen. He had to fight. The scarred woman and
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Chapter: CHAPTER 7 — “The Price of Awakening”Pain woke Aeris. Not the old familiar ache. This was sharper,flames racing up his arms, burning deep inside. He tried to shift but couldn’t. His arms were pinned down. His legs too. “What” His voice cracked, rough and weak. “Don’t struggle.” Killian’s voice, close. But Aeris couldn’t see him. He forced his eyes open. The world blurred, then sharpened. He lay on the dirt amid temple ruins. Glowing marks traced his skin like fiery chains, holding him tight. “Killian?” Panic rose in his throat. “What’s happening?” “The marks appeared after you passed out.” Killian knelt beside him, face pale and tired. “They trapped you. I can’t break them.” Aeris pulled against them. The marks flared brighter. Pain ripped through his chest. He stopped, gasping. “I told you,” Killian said. His hand hovered near Aeris’s face, afraid to touch. “Every move makes it worse.” “Why are they here?” “Someone triggered them from afar. To wake you. To keep you conscious for what’s next
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Chapter: CHAPTER 6 — “When the Power Breaks”The room shook. Light burst from Aeris,wild, sharp, out of control. Stone cracked. Walls trembled. Dust fell like rain. “Aeris!” Killian lunged forward. A sudden blast threw him back. He hit a pillar hard, gasping for air. Aeris screamed,a raw, tearing sound that filled the temple like shattered glass. He floated upward, held by pure power. “Make it stop!” Aeris’s voice was strange, layered and distorted. “Please!” Killian pushed to his feet. Blood dripped from a cut on his forehead. “I don’t know how!” Aeris glowed like sunlight breaking through a storm. The bond in Killian’s chest tightened, sharp as bone breaking. He gasped and fell to his knees. He felt the pain too, deep inside. “Aeris, listen!” Killian crawled closer as stones fell around him. “Fight! Take control!” “I can’t!” Aeris cried, tears streaming. “It’s tearing me apart!” The power surged again. Cracks spread across the floor and walls. The temple was falling. Killian pushed through the p
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Chapter: CHAPTER 5 — “The Omega Who Should Not Exist”“We can’t stay here.” Killian helped Aeris to his feet. The hunters lay dead nearby, still and silent. “Where are we going?” Aeris’s legs trembled. The glow under his skin was gone, but he could still feel something waiting inside him. “Somewhere safer. Where the Council’s hunters won’t find us.” Killian wrapped an arm around Aeris’s waist to steady him. “Can you walk?” “I think so.” “Good. We move fast.” They ran through the trees. Aeris was slow, but Killian never left his side or loosened his grip. The bond between them hummed,a steady, second heartbeat. At last, the trees opened into a clearing filled with ruins. Old stone pillars wrapped in vines. Crumbling walls. A broken archway leading nowhere. “What is this place?” Aeris whispered. “An ancient temple. Older than packs, older than territories.” Killian guided him under the arch. “The magic here hides us. It blocks tracking spells.” Inside, it was less ruined. Part of the roof still stood. Moonlight shone
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