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Chapter 6

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The day finally came.

Leo, the newly appointed Alpha of the Blood Crescent Pack, stepped into the Chamber of the Moon Crest Pack’s Beta with his entourage. His presence commanded silence, the weight of his new title following him like a shadow.

Only months had passed since the untimely death of his father, the revered Alpha Ruidiger—struck down by a mysterious poison no healer could name. Rumors clung to the tragedy like fog. But the Seer had spoken: Only Leo could lead, or disaster would follow.

Still, not all welcomed his rise.

Bayle, Beta of the Blood Crescent Pack, had long desired the Alpha seat. But the prophecy forbade it. So the mantle fell to Leo—young and destined.

From the far end of the chamber, Garrick, Beta of the Moon Crest Pack, stepped forward. His silver-streaked hair and battle-worn armor bore the weight of decades in service. With a respectful bow, he greeted the visiting Alpha.

“Welcome to our humble pack, great Alpha of the Blood Crescent,” Garrick said, voice lo
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    Aliyah was all set to leave. Her bags were packed, her heart pounding. Leo stood tall beside her, his werewolf pack ready to move. The Council had assembled to witness their departure. Alpha Dominic stood at the front, flanked by Beta Garrick.Dominic stepped forward and extended his hand. Leo took it, their grips firm a silent exchange of strength and status. A smirk tugged at Dominic’s lips as he said, “I hope you return safe… and alive.”The words landed heavily, sharp beneath the pretense of goodwill.Leo offered a polite smile. “Thank you for the hospitality. I’ll be sure to return the favor if you ever visit my pack.”Garrick approached Leo, his expression unreadable. “So, you’re finally leaving,” he said, a smirk ghosting across his face. “Nice of you. Though… you’re leaving with something of mine. I hope it’s worth it.”There was something in his eyes unspoken, heavy. And just behind Leo, Bayle stood still, his gaze briefly locking with Garrick’s. Whatever passed between them,

  • The Awaited Lycan Queen    Chapter 13

    Aliyah stood frozen, breath shallow. Leo’s words echoed in her mind like thunder: “Come with me… I want to make you mine.”But desire didn’t change reality.She thought of Leo’s mother’s cold disdain, Bayle’s vicious whispers, and the stifling rejection she’d felt in his pack treated like an outsider, unworthy of being there. And here, in Alpha Dominic’s territory, she’d found a fragile semblance of safety. Not love never that but stability. Beta Garrick had been kind and generous. Alpha Dominic, though distant, had defended her once.Leaving now would feel like betrayal.Her heart raced. Her body screamed yes. Her mind begged her to wait.“I… I don’t know what to do,” she whispered.Leo stepped forward, wrapping his arms around her. “Then let me carry this with you,” he murmured. “I’ll speak to Dominic. And if you’re thinking about my mother, I’ll handle that too. I’ll do whatever it takes to show them how much you mean to me.”She closed her eyes, leaning into his warmth, his scent,

  • The Awaited Lycan Queen    Chapter 12

    The purpose of Leo’s visit to the Moon Crest Pack had long been fulfilled. Several council meetings had been held, and countless private discussions with Alpha Dominic had taken place. Now, the time had come for Leo to return home. But a quiet unease lingered in him. Since Dominic’s return, the atmosphere in the pack had shifted—tighter, more watchful. No one moved without purpose, and Leo hadn’t found a moment alone with Aliyah. He paced the room, agitation etched into every step. “Just two days left before I leave this place,” he muttered. He stopped, fists clenched. “I hope Dara will return with me. I’m not ready to leave her again.” Suddenly, an idea sparked in Leo’s mind. After a moment of deliberation, Leo pulled out a piece of parchment and began to write. His message was brief, each word carefully chosen, weighty with intent. When he finished writing, Leo folded the note carefully and gave a quiet command. “Bring Rylan,” he said to one of the guards. Moments later, Ry

  • The Awaited Lycan Queen    Chapter 11

    The next day, after training, Aliyah knew what she had to do. Garrick’s commands had been unusually sharp, his gaze harder than usual. Every time their eyes met, his expression gave her nothing. She could feel the weight of his disappointment pressing through every moment of silence.She waited until the sun had sunk low before making her way to his chamber.When she stepped inside, Garrick was seated at his table, finishing a meal. The moment he saw her, his brows furrowed, his expression hardening. He didn’t speak.Aliyah bowed. “Beta Garrick.”He gave a curt nod, eyes returning to his plate.“May I… may I have a word with you?” she asked quietly.He didn’t look at her, but his voice came firm. “Why are you here, Aliyah? Or should I say, Dara?”Hearing the name “Dara” sent a chill through Aliyah, and she realized, with a jolt, that Garrick must know more than she expected.She hesitated, her words tangled in nerves. “I just… I wanted to—”“Sit,” he cut her off, gesturing to the chai

  • The Awaited Lycan Queen    Chapter 10

    Irritated, Garrick left the room, the tension too thick to endure. He didn’t say another word—just turned and strode out, his shoulders stiff with frustration. The last thing he wanted was to keep watching Leo linger in their pack like he belonged there, especially with Alpha Dominic still away on extended business. Every day Leo remained felt like a challenge to Garrick’s control—and a threat to something he couldn’t quite name.He clenched his jaw as he walked away, the image of Leo standing so close to her gnawing at something deep inside him.---The door shut behind him, and silence settled like dust.Aliyah stood slowly, her heart thudding in her chest. Leo was still there, staring at her like the storm hadn’t passed—only shifted.She opened her mouth to speak, but he moved first. His steps were slow, deliberate, until he stood just a few feet away.“I need to ask you something,” he said, voice low. “Did you forget me so easily, Dara? Is that why you’re with him?”She blinked, s

  • The Awaited Lycan Queen    Chapter 9

    As Aliyah was helped toward the healer’s tent, Laura hurried after her, worry etched into every step.The healer checked Aliyah over with a practiced hand. After a few moments, he looked puzzled.“No fractures,” he murmured, pressing gently along her ribs. “Strange. With how hard you hit the ground, I’d expect at least a cracked rib.”Aliyah winced but nodded. “It just aches a little.”He gave her a mild pain reliever and instructed her to rest.As soon as he stepped away, Laura gave her a long, pointed look. Aliyah didn’t meet her eyes.“Aliyah,” Laura said slowly, sitting beside her, “is there something you’re not telling me?”Aliyah stayed silent, her gaze fixed on the tent’s fabric wall.“I saw how Alpha Leo rushed to you,” Laura continued, her voice low but urgent. “That wasn’t normal. The way he looked at you—it wasn’t just concern.”Aliyah forced a smile, trying to brush it off. “I guess he was just being helpful.”“Helpful?” Laura scoffed. “That wasn’t just help. He moved so f

  • The Awaited Lycan Queen    Chapter 8

    “Aliyah,” Laura called softly, standing by the doorway of their shared room.Aliyah sat on her bed, fingers twisting the hem of her tunic, eyes fixed on the floor. Days had passed since the night she served Alpha Leo—days without a summons, a message, anything.She hoped he believed her when she explained why she left. They’d spoken briefly. Still, the image of him with the two women burned in her heart.Jealousy twisted inside her. She told herself it didn’t matter. But part of her had wished he saw the pain behind her silence.Maybe to him, she was nothing more than a fleeting thought—someone he'd already forgotten.Laura’s voice cut into her thoughts. “You’ve been tense,” she said lightly, though concern softened her eyes. “Don’t tell me it’s the army training getting to you.”Aliyah shook her head, barely registering her words.“Is it…” Laura stepped closer, hesitant. “Because your wolf still hasn’t come out?”Aliyah’s heart skipped. The words were too close to the truth. How coul

  • The Awaited Lycan Queen    Chapter 7

    Back in her chamber, Aliyah sat in silence, hands clenched in her lap. She couldn’t believe it—Leo had looked at her and turned away. After everything… after the bond. She had felt it surge between them, wild and ancient, when she spoke to him. He had to feel it too. He had to recognize her. And yet, he acted like she was no one. Just another servant. Her chest ached. She was furious. Hurt. Confused. But beneath it all… relieved. If he had acknowledged her in front of everyone, it could’ve caused chaos. Questions. Maybe even danger. Still, that didn’t dull the sting of his indifference. --- That evening, Alpha Leo was escorted to his private chamber—lavish and dimly lit with golden lanterns. The air was warm, laced with spiced oils. A bathing pool shimmered at the far end, steaming gently. The bed was draped in silks, the cushions arranged for comfort, seduction, power. Two women awaited him, dressed in sheer garments that clung to their skin. They bowed as he entered. Beta G

  • The Awaited Lycan Queen    Chapter 6

    The day finally came.Leo, the newly appointed Alpha of the Blood Crescent Pack, stepped into the Chamber of the Moon Crest Pack’s Beta with his entourage. His presence commanded silence, the weight of his new title following him like a shadow.Only months had passed since the untimely death of his father, the revered Alpha Ruidiger—struck down by a mysterious poison no healer could name. Rumors clung to the tragedy like fog. But the Seer had spoken: Only Leo could lead, or disaster would follow.Still, not all welcomed his rise.Bayle, Beta of the Blood Crescent Pack, had long desired the Alpha seat. But the prophecy forbade it. So the mantle fell to Leo—young and destined.From the far end of the chamber, Garrick, Beta of the Moon Crest Pack, stepped forward. His silver-streaked hair and battle-worn armor bore the weight of decades in service. With a respectful bow, he greeted the visiting Alpha.“Welcome to our humble pack, great Alpha of the Blood Crescent,” Garrick said, voice lo

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