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“Say it,” Kael growled, his hand tightening around her throat—not enough to hurt, just enough to remind her who he was. “I’m yours,” Maya whispered, trembling. His lips hovered near hers, breath hot. “Even after I left you to die?” She swallowed. “Even now.” He kissed her like a curse—hungry, dangerous, and full of things he’d never say aloud. --- Maya never believed in fate—until the night her skin burned with the mark of the most feared Alpha in the realm. Weak, powerless, and exiled for a bond she never asked for, Maya finds herself hunted by the same man fate chose for her: Alpha Kael of Silverclaw. He claims she’s a mistake. A curse. But Maya is more than just a fragile girl. She’s the second chance of a woman long thought dead. Kael once loved Andrea, a powerful and noble wolf who descended into madness under a deadly curse. Her death shattered him. But when Maya bears the same mark and stirs the same soul-deep bond, Kael believes it’s the curse reborn—and rejects her violently to protect them all. Now on the run, Maya is saved by Rowan—Kael’s former Beta and best friend turned outcast. As truths unravel and passions ignite, Maya becomes the center of a dark prophecy that could destroy everything. But fate doesn’t care who you love. And true mates never stay strangers for long.
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Marked by the wrong mate. THE BREAK IN THE PATH
The morning came slow.The sun peeked through the thick canopy above us, casting long stripes of light across the forest floor. I had barely slept, and what little rest I got felt thin, like I was only pretending to be unconscious. My body ached in strange places—from the mark, from the dream, from being dragged into something far bigger than I knew how to control.Rowan was already packing up camp when I sat up. He looked tired, too, but focused. Always focused.“You good to move?” he asked me without turning around.I nodded, then stopped and winced. “Yeah. Just sore. And the mark…”“It’s still there,” he said. “I can tell.”I touched the side of my neck gently. It wasn’t burning like before, but it pulsed faintly. Like Kael’s voice was sitting just behind my ear, whispering my name with every heartbeat.“I dreamed of him,” I said.Rowan paused. Then straightened up and looked at me.“He was reaching for me,” I continued. “Telling me I was slipping away. He looked… I don’t know. Lo
Huling Na-update : 2025-06-24Marked by the wrong mate. THE WOUND AND THE WOODS
When I opened my eyes, it took me a moment to remember where I was.The ceiling above me wasn’t smooth stone or carved wood. It was open sky, still touched with the faint, silvery blue of early morning. The air smelled like pine needles and damp earth, and somewhere not far away, I could hear birds beginning to stir.I was wrapped in a blanket—warm, surprisingly clean—and lying on soft moss beside a small fire. The flames flickered quietly, casting light that danced along the surrounding trees. For a moment, I felt safe. Hidden.Then the ache in my neck reminded me.The mark.It still throbbed, but not like before. This pain was duller now, like a bruise pressed too hard, but I could still feel it—still feel him. Kael. His presence lingered in my chest like a whisper I couldn’t shut out.I groaned softly and tried to sit up. My arms were weak, but I managed.Rowan sat a few feet away with his back against a tree, watching me. He didn’t look surprised to see me awake.“How long was I
Huling Na-update : 2025-06-24Marked by the wrong mate. THE PULL OF THE BOND
The hallways were darker than usual.Not because it was night. It was just that the mansion felt heavier, like the shadows had grown thicker on purpose, like they were trying to warn us not to do this.I moved slowly, one careful step after another. My heart was beating so loudly in my ears, I was almost sure one of the guards would hear it.Rowan walked ahead of me, his tall figure dressed in black, blending into the dim hallway like he belonged in the shadows. He looked back at me often, his eyes calm but alert. He had done this before—I could tell. He knew how to move without being seen.I, on the other hand, was a mess. My hands were sweating, my knees felt weak, and I kept feeling like we were going to get caught at any second.I clutched the bag in my hands tightly. It wasn’t much—just some food, a bottle of water, a change of clothes, and a little book I had been writing things in. Things I couldn’t afford to forget.Rowan raised a hand, motioning for me to stop. I froze behind
Huling Na-update : 2025-06-15Marked by the wrong mate. THE CHAIN BETWEEN US
After Kael slammed the door, the room fell into a silence so deep it hurt.I didn’t move. I didn’t cry. I just sat there on the edge of the bed, staring at the door like maybe it would open again and he would walk back in. Apologize. Say he didn’t mean it. Say he wasn’t really angry with me, just with everything going on.But the door didn’t open.And the silence stayed.His words echoed in my head, again and again, louder every time.“You’re under me. I am your mate. Whatever I say is final.”I clenched my hands in my lap, trying not to let them shake. I didn’t know if I was more angry, confused, or just… hurt. Maybe all of them. Maybe none. I just felt full. Like my chest was stuffed with something I couldn’t swallow, and now it was choking me.I knew I had lost control. I knew I could’ve hurt them—did hurt them. That part was my fault. I hated that it was. I hated remembering the way Rowan had flown across the room. The sound of Kael’s voice when I tore into him.But what Kael sai
Huling Na-update : 2025-06-15Marked by the wrong mate. Hunted
Warmth. That was the first thing I noticed.I was no longer in the forest. The cold, the pain, the fear—they were all distant now. Instead, I felt soft blankets, the low crackle of a fire, and the scent of herbs.I opened my eyes slowly.The room was small, wooden, and dimly lit. A stone fireplace
Marked by the wrong mate. The Breaking
The council room was cold, its stone walls pressing in on me. The air was thick, heavy with the weight of too many eyes. Judging eyes. Everyone was waiting for something to happen. Waiting for Kael’s decision.I stood at the center of the room, my body trembling. Kael was already there. He stood t
Marked by the wrong mate. The Bethrothed
They locked me in a room too big to feel safe.The walls were made of stone and glass, clean and cold. A large bed sat in the center with dark sheets, untouched. A table near the window held food I couldn’t bring myself to eat. There were no chains here, but I knew this was still a prison.Kael had
Marked by the wrong mate. The bite that shouldn't have happened.
The forest was too quiet.I held my breath as I crouched behind a thick tree trunk. My heart pounded like it wanted to escape my chest. The full moon hung high above the trees, but thick clouds had started to cover it, casting long, heavy shadows across the forest floor.I shouldn't be here.Silver
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