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His Father's Shrine

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I stayed in the room long after Kael left.

He had walked out without a word. His eyes were empty. His steps were heavy. I watched him go, and I felt something break inside me. Something that had been holding me together. Something that had been keeping me strong. Something that had been keeping me alive. It shattered like glass, and I was left with the pieces scattered around my feet.

But I couldn't leave.

The room was too full of him. Too full of his pain. Too full of his past. Every corner he
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  • Sold to My Enemy Alpha   No

    The word hung in the air between us.No.Kael had asked me to be his mate. Officially. Publicly. In front of the pack. The entire pack had gathered in the training yard, their eyes fixed on us, their breath held in anticipation. The moon was full overhead, casting silver light across the snow. It was the perfect moment, the kind of moment that belonged in stories. The kind of moment I had dreamed about since I was a little girl, before I knew what pain was, before I learned that love could hurt. Before I learned that the people you love most could break your heart. Before I learned that nothing in life was guaranteed. Before I learned that happiness came at a price. Before I learned that some dreams were too fragile to hold.And I had said no.Not because I didn't love him. Not because I didn't want him. Not because I had any doubt about the bond between us. The bond was real. It had always been real. It had been growing between us from the very first moment our eyes met in that cold

  • Sold to My Enemy Alpha   My Wolf Recognizes Him

    After Kael killed Rylan, something changed.Not in Kael. In me.My wolf was restless. Pacing. Howling. She wanted something. She needed something. She was searching for something she couldn't name. It was a constant, gnawing ache, a hunger that nothing could satisfy. I couldn't eat. I couldn't sleep. I couldn't focus on anything except the feeling of being incomplete. Every moment felt like I was missing a piece of myself, like I was walking through life with a wound that wouldn't heal. The days blurred together, meaningless and hollow. I found myself staring into space, reaching for something I couldn't grasp.I didn't understand what.Until I looked at Kael.And my wolf went still.Mate.The word echoed in my mind. Not a thought. A truth. A knowing. It was like a door that had been locked my entire life had suddenly swung open. Everything fell into place. The restless pacing. The constant ache. The way my wolf had always pushed me toward him, even when I didn't understand why. Even

  • Sold to My Enemy Alpha   He Kills for Me

    Rylan stayed for three days.Three days of meetings. Three days of tension. Three days of Kael's jealousy burning hotter with every passing hour. The air in the pack house had grown thick and heavy, charged with an energy that made everyone walk carefully, speak quietly, avoid eye contact. It was like living inside a pressure cooker, waiting for the lid to blow. Even the pack members who usually kept to themselves seemed on edge, their eyes darting nervously between Kael and the visitor from the north. Meals were eaten in tense silence. Conversations were clipped and short.I could feel it through the bond — the rage, the fear, the primal need to protect what was his. It was a constant pressure, a storm waiting to break. Every time Rylan entered a room, Kael's jaw would tighten, the muscle jumping beneath his skin like a live wire. Every time Rylan spoke, Kael's hands would curl into fists, his knuckles going white. Every time Rylan's gaze drifted toward me, I could feel the temperatu

  • Sold to My Enemy Alpha   Jealousy Burns

    The pack had a new visitor.His name was Rylan. He was tall, broad-shouldered, with sandy hair and a smile that made the younger she-wolves blush. He was an Alpha from the northern territories, sent to discuss an alliance with Kael. He carried himself with easy confidence, the kind that came from years of power and privilege. His eyes were the color of winter frost, pale and assessing, and they missed nothing. Everything about him was polished, practiced, and carefully measured. He was the kind of man who knew exactly what he wanted and had no qualms about taking it.I didn't like him.Not because he was rude. Not because he was threatening. Because of the way he looked at me. The way his eyes lingered a beat too long. The way his smile widened when I walked into the room. The way his gaze traced over me like he was cataloging every detail, like he was memorizing me for some purpose I didn't understand. It was the look of a predator sizing up its prey, and it made my skin crawl. It wa

  • Sold to My Enemy Alpha   Coward

    The word echoed in my mind long after Kael walked away.Coward.I wasn't calling him that. I was calling myself that. Because I had stood there in the training yard, watching him leave, and I hadn't stopped him. I hadn't fought for what I wanted. I had let him walk away. Again.The snow had fallen softly around me, catching in my hair and melting on my cheeks. I had stood there for what felt like hours, frozen in place, replaying the moment over and over. His lips on my forehead. The word "almost" hanging in the air between us. The way he had turned and walked away without looking back. The way I had let him go without a single word.I had let the fear of pushing too hard silence me. I had let the weight of his hesitation become my own. I had convinced myself that patience was the same as strength, that waiting was the same as loving. That if I just gave him enough time, enough space, enough grace, he would eventually come to me on his own. That love meant waiting, not fighting.But s

  • Sold to My Enemy Alpha   The Kiss That Didn't Happen

    The morning after the study, something had shifted between us.Kael was different. Not in any obvious way — he was still the same Alpha, still carried the same weight on his shoulders. But there was a softness to him now, a warmth that hadn't been there before. He touched me more freely, his hand finding my waist or my back without hesitation. He looked at me longer, his gaze lingering like he was memorizing every detail of my face. He smiled more, and each time he did, it felt like a gift. It felt like a promise.It was like watching a man come back to life. Like watching someone emerge from a long, dark winter into the first light of spring. The change was subtle, but it was there, and it made my heart ache with a sweetness I didn't know how to name. It made me believe that maybe, just maybe, we could have everything we'd been fighting for.But there was still something holding him back. Something I couldn't reach. Something I couldn't name. It was there in the way he hesitated befo

  • Sold to My Enemy Alpha   The Jealousy

    The kiss followed me to bed.Not Kael. Just the memory. Just the way his mouth felt against mine. Just the sound he made when I didn't push him away.I lay on the left side of his bed. The same spot as last night. The same clothes. The same bite mark throbbing on my neck.Kael wasn't here.He'd dis

  • Sold to My Enemy Alpha   The Border

    The border looked like any other tree line.Snow-covered pines. Frozen ground. Grey sky pressing down like a ceiling. But I could feel the tension in the air — the way the wolves on both sides stood too still, watched too closely, breathed too carefully.Kael stood beside me. His shoulder brushed m

  • Sold to My Enemy Alpha   The First Taste

    The pack stared at me like I was already dead.I felt their eyes the moment I walked into the dining hall. Dozens of wolves. All of them Bloodmoon. All of them hungry for something I couldn't give them.A blonde woman near the window whispered to her friend. The friend laughed. A man by the fire pl

  • Sold to My Enemy Alpha   His Bed

    His room smelled like him.Smoke. Leather. Pine. Blood. It was everywhere — in the sheets, the walls, the air. I couldn't escape it. Didn't try. I just sat on the edge of his bed with my back straight and my hands in my lap like my mother taught me.One chair by the window. One dresser. One bed big

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