All Chapters of The Rogue Lycan Princess: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

CALIFF My wolves of hunters and scouts streamed through the land, giving them enough time to scout the perimeters of our territory for dangers and threats. Though assigned to border patrol, they wouldn’t take chances when their Alpha was going out on the run. “You’re clear, Alpha,” Kairo, one of the scouts, said through our pack link. That was how we communicated when in our wolf form or emergency. Running always helped me think. Since that rogue saw me two days ago, my wolf has been agitated and restless. There was just something different about her. I ordered my Delta, Lorcan, and one of my hunters to find that woman. I doubted it was a coincidence that I was there in that hotel, and she was there too. I always trusted my instinct when protecting my pack and our alliances. Our enemy packs had been very clever lately. I admitted that. Their members left the pack when on a spy mission and acted to join another pack to get information and study their weaknesses. I had done that in

CALIFF I leisurely watched her eat, get those lips dirty, and lick them off clean. There was nothing attractive in it and talking when her mouth was full, but I couldn’t take my eyes off those lips and her eyes. She was exquisite. Once she was done, I took her to the room next to mine. I wanted to make sure I had her under closed watch. I opened the door to the room, but I remained outside. “Your temporary room. There are some clean clothes for you.” “I can just stay down with other girls. This is a lot.” She looked around. It had a queen-sized bed, vanity mirror, closet, and bedside tables. There was also a bathroom, so she didn’t have to wait and fill in line in the morning. “You will stay here. No more arguments. Get a shower and meet me in the office.” “Yes, sir.” My eyes narrowed. “Technically, I’m still not a part of the pack or your pack.” “Don’t make me change my mind.” I locked the door behind me before I could think of something else. “You’ve already done enough dam

CALIFF I heard and saw everything. I was supposed to be impressed that she could take care of herself, but she was showing off to my people, which was not a good impression on her part. And Shadow wasn’t a member yet, but she was already showing the dark side in her. “In my office. Now!” She dropped her gaze. Without a word, she walked past me to my office. “Zack, you too.” I gestured my finger. “But, Alpha. I was merely reminding her of her place.” “That is not your job and decision, and cornering a woman in front of everyone isn’t right. Get the fuck in my office.” I was mad at what he did. Something snapped deep inside me, wanting to crash his skull, and showed everyone what I would do if someone touched Shadow again. When Zack went to my office, I looked at everyone who didn’t meet my gaze anymore. “She’s a rogue, and I get it. This is not her territory, but she will take a challenge, like everyone wishes to join our pack, to prove she has a place here. Give her a chance,

SHADOW What if this is a test from the Alpha? I wished I could read minds. I wanted to know what Zack was after. “I think you just want to live a normal life in the human world without thinking of threats from another pack. And I know why you’re here. I heard about your father—” “Adopted father,” I corrected him. “Yeah. Kent Marks. Because he could be a target of those assholes again, you want Alpha Cal’s protection, which is a smart decision, by the way. And honestly, you still have to join a pack one way or another. You can’t be out there for the rest of your life. That’s our nature. That’s who we are. We’re stronger together.” “I thought for a moment, you’re advertising a roof sealant.” He laughed. And I laughed for the first time since I stayed here a week ago. My voice was even foreign to me. “It sells, right?” “Yeah. Best-seller roof sealant in the country.” After an hour, we were done moping the floor. “See?” He gestured his hands, showing me the clean and shiny kitc

SHADOW “Zack, what are you doing here?” I was surprised to see him in the parking lot. “I’m the designated driver for today,” he excitedly said before he went to the driver’s seat to start the car. “Oh.” I suddenly felt shy. Zack was a good guy, after all, but I didn’t want him and everyone to get the idea that their Alpha was giving me privileges. They hated me already, and I was afraid I would end up poisoned by my haters. I was literally an outcast who just jumped into an assistant to the Alpha. The number one those gossipers could ever think was that I was in bed with the leader of the pack. Just like right now, these female werewolves were shooting me daggers. “I think I’d rather work in the office,” I told the Alpha as he finished his phone call. “Don’t make it a habit of defying my orders, Shadow. And don’t make me repeat myself. If I say you’re joining, you’re joining me.” I gulped as I nodded, and that was when he noticed the reason for my discomfort. With just a singl