Bound to the Alpha of My Undoing
“Don’t flatter yourself. In my bed, there’ll be no pleasure for you—only pain. Mate bond or not, I’ll ruin you before I ever love you.”
That was the promise I got on my wedding night.
Being forced to marry the Alpha who hates me? That wasn’t part of the plan.
I’ve spent years plotting the downfall of the pack that took everything from me.
But when heat came unexpectedly, fate bound me to Lord Lucan—cold, ruthless, and devastatingly powerful. I didn’t choose him. The bond did.
To him, I’m nothing but the daughter of traitors. A stain on the pack and a reminder of everything he lost.
To me, he’s the son of the enemy who wrongly condemned my family.
When he dragged me to the altar, it wasn’t love—it was revenge.
When he touched me, it wasn’t passion—it was punishment.
He didn’t mark me out of love. He did it to cage me.
Now I’m trapped in his bed, his territory, his rules… while he swears to make my life a living hell.
But hate is a dangerous line to walk—
Especially when his touch burns hotter than fire, and his kisses steal the breath from my lungs.
I was determined to destroy his pack.
He was determined to destroy me.
Only one of us will win this game—and it won’t be the one who falls first.
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Chapter: 13. A Dark Promise Aurela He pushed me onto the bed, and I fell back without resistance. There was no kiss. No tenderness. No warning. Just the harsh sound of fabric tearing as he ripped my dress down the middle, exposing me with a violence that was almost reverent. His mouth dipped to my neck, not to kiss—but to inhale. Like my scent repulsed him… and yet, he couldn’t stop breathing me in. A low groan rumbled from his chest. Dark. Dangerous. Wanting. His hands slid beneath the ruined fabric, finding my breasts and cupping them with a roughness that left me breathless. I gasped. A soft, involuntary moan slipped past my lips as his thumb brushed over my nipple—again and again, until my back arched despite myself. I didn’t mean to react. But my body betrayed me. His breath faltered for half a second. Just a flicker. Then he dragged his mouth down the slope of my throat, slow and searing, stopping just above my collarbone. I thought he might bite—but he didn’t. Instead, his fingers gr
Last Updated: 2025-07-10
Chapter: 12. Officially BoundLucan I sent my enforcers to pass the news and set everything in place while I got ready. I hadn’t even changed out of my shirt when the summons came. Figures. They were waiting for me in the council chamber—my father and six elders seated around the crescent-shaped table. Their expressions varied: disbelief, anger, cautious curiosity. But one thing was clear— None of them approved. “Lord Lucan,” Elder Varrin began without preamble, his voice low and bristling with disapproval. “We heard troubling news—about your decision to wed the girl. The traitor’s daughter.” I didn’t take the offered seat. I remained standing. Silent. The tension between us thickened. “She’s your destined mate, that’s understandable,” another elder added. “But that doesn’t mean you must marry her. You can reject the bond. Many have done so for far less.” I turned my head slowly toward him, fixing him with a stare that stripped the false diplomacy right off his face. “Do you make a habit of
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Chapter: 11. A Dangerous GameAurela I got up and made my way back to my room, determined to defy whatever that was. I wasn’t completely recovered yet, but I forced myself to go about my normal duties. Anything to keep up appearances. No one looked at me strangely. No whispers, no stares, not even a sideways glance about my sudden awakening—or the fact that I’d been gone for a week. That could only mean one thing: someone had covered for me behind the scenes. I didn’t need to guess who that someone was. I slipped through the back corridors of the training hall, clutching a stack of linens I was taking to the laundry. A pair of trainees brushed past me, giggling. One shoved my shoulder without even looking. I staggered. “Sorry,” I muttered, stepping aside. The linens spilled to the floor. They didn’t help—of course. But behind me, a voice cut in—low and cool. “She apologized. You didn’t.” My breath hitched. It was him again. The girls stopped mid-laugh, eyes wide. Lucan stood at the corr
Last Updated: 2025-07-04
Chapter: 10. No Way in HellAurela “Stop touching yourself?" The moment I heard that through the bond link, I knew I couldn’t deceive myself any longer. He was aware. From afar, I could hear footsteps approaching the tunnels—swift, purposeful. They were coming for me. I had sent Riven away earlier. I told him I wanted to be alone, that I’d be fine. The truth was, I needed to try relieving the pressure in my own way, hoping maybe I could fight the bond myself. But who would’ve known he’d feel me? Even from a distance—he felt me. My breath caught, my chest heaving from the effort, but I forced myself to move. I had to escape. I couldn’t let whoever he sent find me in this state—weak, exposed, begging silently for relief. If they caught me now, I wouldn’t be able to resist. My body would betray me. Afterwards—when this was over—I could find him myself. To reject him. I used the last bit of strength in me to wipe any trace of Riven from our hideout. I couldn’t expose his existence to them. That w
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Chapter: 9. Claiming What's MineLucan When I finally made it back to the main house, the rain had slowed, but I was still soaked, bleeding, and half-tempted to rip the door off its hinges just to get inside quicker. But someone had already spotted me. “Lucan?” My father’s voice cut through the hall like a curse. His eyes widened the moment he saw me—shirt clinging to bloodied skin, knuckles raw, half-wild with the residual effects of what I’d just done to half the forest. He didn’t shout. Didn’t demand an explanation. Instead, he stepped closer with caution, like he was approaching something volatile. Something dangerous. “Is it your rut again?” he asked in a hushed voice, glancing over his shoulder as if someone might be watching—as though he was afraid of someone seeing his son like this, like a monster. He was the goddamn Alpha, for crying out loud, yet still he crept like a guilty person. Then, like an instinct, he gripped my arm and steered me away from open view, toward one of the lesser-used
Last Updated: 2025-07-03
Chapter: 8. Losing ControlLucan My wolf wouldn’t shut up. From the moment I turned my back on her, Kael had been pacing in the corner of my mind—restless, snarling, clawing at the inside of my skull like I’d caged him. He’d gone eerily still the moment I leaned in and inhaled at the crook of her neck. Still—not in warning, but in recognition. And now he paced, frustrated. Unsure. Growling every time I tried to rationalize what I’d felt. 'No. It can’t be. We shouldn't let it be her,' I tried to reason with him. He growled in reply. Go back. She’s ours. Find her. "No!" I answered with finality, gritting my teeth as I stalked toward the training yard. He wasn’t getting that satisfaction. I wasn’t going back there just to prove him right. She didn’t deserve it. I threw off my cloak and started on the first hanging straw sack. One strike. Then another. And another. It was still not enough. My fists thudded against it in a punishing rhythm. The air around me shifted, thickening.
Last Updated: 2025-07-03
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