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The Lycan king's Forbidden Obssesion

The Lycan king's Forbidden Obssesion

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last updateLast Updated : 2026-05-11
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Action

Dark Romance

Survival Game

Lycan

Hero/Heroin

Victim

Weak to Strong

Twist

Forbidden Love

Humanity lives on the edge of extinction. Every season, the Northern lands demand a sacrifice of a human to be sent to the Ice Castle, to be given to the Lycan King and his court to be used, broken, and discarded. No sacrifice has ever returned. Serena Valiente is the disgraced daughter of a once-powerful family. When her father offers her as the next tribute to save his own status, Serena is dragged in chains across the frozen border. She expects death and humiliation. What she does not expect is the way the Lycan King looks at her. He does not look at her with hunger, but with pain. Because the moment King Alejandro's eyes fall on Serena, the mate bond awakens. A searing, undeniable, cruelly ironic truth: the human he was meant to destroy is the one the Moon Goddess has chosen for him. But in the Ice Castle, the bond is not a blessing. It is a weakness. Alejandro's enemies will use it against him. His court will mock him for wanting a human. And Serena, fragile and human and alone, must decide whether to run from the monster or trust the only creature in the frozen castle who looks at her like she is not a sacrifice, but salvation.

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20 Chapters
Chapter 1: The chains
Serena's POV The snow burned my knees through the holes in my trousers, and I had been kneeling for what felt like hours, though time moved differently when you were waiting to die, and I had been waiting to die for as long as I could remember.The chains bit into my wrists, and the metal was so cold that it felt like fire, colder than the snow beneath me and colder than anything I had ever felt in my twenty-three years of surviving a life that had never wanted me.I did not look up at the Lycan nobles who lined the courtyard of the ice Castle, and their golden eyes were glowing in the dim light of the frozen torches, and their smiles showed teeth that could tear me apart in seconds. I had learned long ago not to give them my tears, because tears were weakness, and weakness was punished, and I had been punished enough for one lifetime."You were always good for nothing," my father's voice echoed in my memory, and they were the last words he had said to me before they put me in the ch
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Chapter 2: The King
Serena's POV I had expected a monster, the kind of monster that lived in the stories my mother used to tell me before bed, with sharp teeth and claws and eyes that glowed in the dark, but when the doors of the throne room opened and the Lycan King Alejandro walked in, I realized that I had been wrong about everything.The throne room had been silent before he entered, so silent that I could hear the crackling of the fires in their iron sconces and the breathing of the nobles who lined the walls, but when he walked through the doors, the silence became something else entirely, something heavier and deeper and more terrifying than anything I had ever experienced.He was tall, much taller than any man I had ever seen, and his shoulders were so broad that they seemed to fill the doorway, and his dark hair fell across his forehead in waves that looked like spilled ink, and his jaw was so sharp it could have been carved from stone.But it was his eyes that stopped my heart, because they we
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Chapter 3: The prison
Serena's POV The room had a fire, and that was the first thing I noticed when the guard shoved me through the doorway and closed the door behind me with a click that echoed in my ears like the sound of a cage locking shut.It was a real fire, with logs burning and flames dancing and heat pouring off it in waves that made my frozen skin ache because I had not been warm in weeks, not since the guards had taken me from my father's house and put me in chains and dragged me north across the frozen border.I heard the lock click, and I heard the guard's footsteps retreat down the hallway, and then I was alone in a room that looked nothing like the dungeon I had been expecting.There was a bed, a real bed with blankets and pillows and a wooden frame, and a table with food, bread and cheese and a pitcher of water and a cup, and a wardrobe against the wall that I did not open because I did not trust it, and a window set high in the wall, too high to reach and too small to climb through.But t
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Chapter 4: The first touch
Serena's POV Three days passed while I sat in that room with the fire burning and the snow falling outside the window, and Alejandro did not come near me, did not send word to me, and did not give any sign that he remembered I existed at all.I counted the hours as the sun rose and set behind the clouds that never seemed to leave this frozen land, and the fire burned low and was relit by servants who entered without speaking, who left food and water and warm clothes that I had not asked for and did not trust.I did not eat the food they brought, and I did not drink the water, and I did not sleep in the bed with its soft blankets and its soft pillows, because sleep was a weakness and eating was a risk and drinking could be a death sentence if someone had decided to poison me while I was not looking.Instead I sat against the headboard with my back to the wall and my eyes on the door, the way I had learned to sit when I was a child and my stepmother roamed the halls looking for someone
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Chapter 5: The court
Serena's POV The nobles smiled at me whenever I walked through the halls of the ice Castle, and that was how I knew they wanted me dead, because I had learned to read smiles a long time ago, back when I was a child who needed to know whether the person approaching her was going to hurt her or just walk past.My stepmother had smiled before she hit me, a wide bright smile that never reached her eyes, and my father had smiled before he locked me in the cellar, a thin tight smile that said he was doing something he knew was wrong but did not care enough to stop. The guards had smiled before they put me in chains, and their smiles were cold and empty, smiles that said I was nothing to them but just a job and a body to be moved from one place to another.A smile was a weapon in this world, and the nobles of the ice Castle had the sharpest smiles I had ever seen, smiles that cut like knives and left wounds that did not bleed but still hurt just as much.They watched me from doorways and fr
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Chapter 6: The Servant
I woke the morning after my meeting with Felipe, and the first thing I saw was the tray of food on the table, still untouched from the day before.The fire had burned low while I slept, and the room was cold enough that I could see my own breath hanging in the air. My back ached from pressing against the headboard all night, and my legs were stiff from being pulled up against my chest for hours. I had not meant to fall asleep, but my body had given out, and now I was paying for it.I thought about Felipe, his smile, his words, and the way he had looked at me like he already knew how this would end."I am going to use you to destroy him," he had said.Then my thoughts were interrupted when a knock came at the door.It was soft, almost hesitant, and nothing like the heavy bang of a guard's fist. I pulled my knees to my chest and pressed my back against the headboard and said nothing, because silence was safety, and silence had kept me alive before.The door opened anyway.The woman who
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Chapter 7: The Window
After Camila left, I sat in the silence for a long time, with her words echoing in my head like the ringing of a bell that would not stop. "No one cannot save anyone." I did not know if she was warning me or telling me the truth, but either way, it settled into my chest like a stone, heavy and cold and impossible to ignore.The fire crackled and popped, throwing shadows against the walls that looked like they were dancing, or maybe reaching for me. I pulled my knees tighter against my chest and pressed my back harder against the headboard, but the shadows did not come closer, and the fire did not burn brighter, and the room stayed exactly as it was.I needed to move.My legs had gone numb from sitting in the same position for so long, and my back was screaming from being pressed against the hard wood of the headboard, and my neck was stiff from the angle I had been holding it. I needed to stand and to walk, to do something other than sit here waiting to die.I pushed myself off the be
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Chapter 8: The Watcher
The days after I found the hidden room passed slowly, each one bleeding into the next until I lost track of time completely.The fire burned and died and was relit. The servants came and went with trays of food I did not trust. The nobles laughed outside my door, and Felipe's name floated through the walls like smoke, and I sat against the headboard with my back to the wall and my eyes on the door and waited for something I could not name.But something had changed.I could feel it in the way the air shifted when I walked through the halls, in the way the guards glanced at me differently, and in the way the whispers seemed to grow sharper and more curious. The king had not come near me since that night. Three days had passed, maybe four or maybe more. I had stopped counting.But I felt him watching.It started small, with a prickle on the back of my neck when I walked past a certain doorway, a shadow that moved when it should have stayed still, and a pair of golden eyes that were ther
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Chapter 9: The Nightmare
I fell asleep that night with my back against the headboard and my eyes on the door, the way I always did, the way I had learned to sleep when I was a child and my stepmother roamed the halls looking for someone to hurt.But something was different this time. The room was darker than usual, the shadows were deeper, and the cold seemed to press against my skin like a living thing.I did not dream at first. All I saw was empty, endless, suffocating darkness, like being buried alive in a grave that had no bottom. I floated in that darkness for what felt like hours, weightless and lost, with no sense of where I was or how long I had been there or whether I would ever find my way out.Then I heard her voice."Serena."My mother's voice echoed through the darkness, so soft and warm and so familiar that my heart lurched in my chest."Mama?" I called out into the darkness.But she did not answer. She just kept saying my name, over and over, like a song that had no end. And the closer her voic
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Chapter 10: The Escape
The days after the nightmare blurred together like watercolors left out in the rain. I stopped counting the hours, stopped trying to track the sun through the frost-covered window, and stopped caring about anything except the slow, steady rhythm of survival.The servants came and went with trays of food. The fire burned and died and was relit. The nobles laughed outside my door, and Felipe's name floated through the walls like smoke, and I sat against the headboard and waited.But I was not just waiting anymore.I was watching.The guards changed shifts every six hours. I had counted the intervals, marked the patterns, and memorized the way their boots echoed on the stone floor as they walked past my door. There were two guards in the morning, three at noon, two at dusk, and four at midnight, when the castle was darkest and the cold seeped through the walls like a living thing.The hidden room had a window. It was too small to climb through, yes, but large enough to drop a rope. If I
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