Semua Bab The Alpha King and The Witch Supreme : Bab 1 - Bab 10

Kian's PoV Steam clung to my skin as I stepped from the shower, towel-drying my hair. For three months of pack runs, I’d felt it—something, someone—watching from the same spot in the forest. Every time I returned, there was nothing. My wolf, Mayhem, prowled restlessly inside me, unsatisfied. We’d run with unmated wolves from neighboring packs for two years, yet still no mate. The bond gnawed at us like hunger. “Kian, may I come in?” My father didn’t wait for an answer before stepping inside. The Alpha King filled the room with the weight of his authority. His eyes said what his words soon followed. “Still nothing, Father?” I asked. He sighed. “Son… maybe it’s time to accept you may never find her. What if she’s not a wolf? What if she’s human—or worse, a witch?” The thought struck me like lightning. I had never considered it. “Would you have settled, Father?” I challenged. “I found my fate the first year I turned eighteen. You’re approaching twenty-one. The throne canno

Kian’s POV I stood in the forest, chest heaving, frustration clawing at me. I hadn’t even gotten to tell her she was my mate. She’ll figure it out when she sees the mark. The need to claim her had been overwhelming, primal—I hadn’t asked, I’d just… taken. She’s probably furious. But I can’t lose her. Four mind-link conversations buzzed in my head at once. “Rusty, dig into everything about the woman I left with last night.” “On it, Alpha.” I pinched the bridge of my nose. My mate. A witch. Dad is going to have a heart attack. “River, did everyone make it home safe?” “Yes, Kian. Where the hell were you last night?” “I found my mate.” “…You what? That’s incredible! The Alpha King will—” “She’s a witch. And I lost her. Get someone to pick up my bike from the penthouse. Meet me at our spot.” “…Yes, Alpha.” I closed my eyes, replaying her in my mind—her scent, soft curves, the fire in her gaze. My mate was everything. Now I just had to find her again. “Poison, wha

Kian’s POV I’d been staring at River’s phone for half an hour, watching that ridiculous video on repeat. At first, I was furious. Then intrigued. Then furious all over again. My Luna—barely covered in a mini-skirt, dancing for the world to see. That pink hair, though. Damn it. I wanted it twisted around my wrist while I had my way with her. “Are you done staring at my phone, Kian? Can I have it back?” River’s smug tone snapped me out of it. I threw a pillow at him and shoved the phone back. “Stop watching my mate. Call the best hackers we know and have them delete that video.” As I downloaded the app, I muttered, “What’s it called again? Oh, right. TikTok.” River chuckled. “There were two other cute girls in the video, in case you didn’t notice.” I didn’t. I searched for the clip—it was trending now. Four million views. “Four million perverts gawking at my woman,” I growled. River only shrugged. “That’s just her. Have you seen her in her school uniform, Kian? She looks—” “Do

Aminda's PoV The void within me deepens with every heartbeat I spend away from Kian. Is this the same darkness that once consumed you, clawing endlessly to fill the emptiness? If this hollow ache is my future without him, then I fear my mind may shatter. I stroll through the gardens of my home, the air rich with perfume. Yet even here, the vibrant blooms only remind me of Kian’s gardens—wilder, more alive, as if the earth itself bent to his will. My hand drifts toward a bush of black roses, and I pluck two. Their velvet petals are soft against my skin, their fragrance unexpectedly sweet. I cradle them in the crook of my arm, intending to place them in Mother’s vase. A poor substitute, perhaps, but it anchors me to memory. Laughter and low male voices spill from the entertainment room. I recognize them instantly: Alister and his hulking nephew, Specter. The moment Alister sees me, his lips twist into a smirk. “There you are, Rabbit. When will you learn not to ditch your security det

Aminda’s POV I landed in another part of the forest, collapsing to my knees. I had to leave. Seeing him in pain was unbearable. Regret clawed at my heart, but Father’s life hung in the balance. I would find a way to rid myself of Alister without harming him—and then I would take Kian back. I only hoped it wouldn’t be too late. I knew he wouldn’t simply leave and wait for me to solve my problems alone. He was a knight in shining armor, my savior, a man of his word. Only deception could have driven him away. I screamed into the void, my voice raw, my sobs unrestrained. Not even when I’d thought Father dead had I allowed myself this kind of release. In my world, weakness invited predators. Yet I lay there, staring at the darkened sky, wrestling with my future and options. The chill wind and my lack of clothing brought me back to reality. With a flick of my magic, I disappeared from the forest, striding into my home naked except for high heels and thigh-high stockings. Alister and Spect