Lahat ng Kabanata ng Bound To The Cursed Alpha King : Kabanata 131 - Kabanata 140

Avery’s Point Of ViewAfter Laura left, the house felt quieter, but not in an empty way. It was a quiet charged with anticipation, like the entire universe was holding its breath for what came next. I made my way upstairs, the soft pads of my feet muffled against the hardwood. The faint sound of zippers and fabric shifting drew me to the bedroom.There I found Kaiden, standing by the edge of the bed, methodically packing a sleek black suitcase. His movements were efficient, graceful, every flex of muscle beneath his fitted shirt was mesmerizing.He didn’t even look up as I leaned against the doorway, crossing my arms with a teasing smile. "And... what’s with the suitcase?" I asked, tilting my head. Kaiden zipped it closed with a sharp, satisfying sound before finally glancing at me, his mouth curling into that lazy, lethal smirk that made my knees feel suspiciously weak."I had planned for us to leave for the pack tomorrow," he said, his voice a low rumble that slid over my skin like

In the Celestial RealmThe stars shimmered like scattered diamonds across the endless velvet sky. A silvery mist coiled over the sprawling gardens of the Celestial Court, perfumed with the scent of night-blooming flowers that glowed faintly under the silvered moon.Selene, Goddess of the Moon and all things bound to Fate, stood at the balcony's edge, her gown a fluid river of starlight swirling around her bare feet. Her luminous hair cascaded down her back, a living waterfall of light.Beside her, Venus, the radiant Goddess of Love herself, leaned casually against the marble railing, her golden hair catching every flicker of cosmic energy, her lips curved in amusement.And standing a short distance away, arms crossed and a skeptical brow arched, was Hera, the Queen of the Gods, regal in her gown of deep royal blue.Below them, in the mortal world, the scene played out like a cherished secret.Inside the dimly lit chamber of Kaiden’s private quarters, Avery lay curled against him, fast

Avery’s Point Of ViewI should have been sleeping peacefully. Instead... I dreamt. No… it was a nightmare.In the dream, my wolf was there, just beyond reach, her white coat drenched in shadow. Her eyes were wild, filled with terror… no, with rage. She bared her teeth at me, snarling, her voice echoing through the vast, frozen landscape around us."Stay away from me!"Her words cut deeper than any blade. I reached out, trembling, desperate to touch her, to comfort her, but every step I took pushed her farther away. The ground cracked beneath my feet. Darkness bled from the sky, seeping into everything."Stay away, Avery!""You’ll doom us both!" I tried to scream, but no sound came. Terror gripped me, squeezing my lungs, freezing my blood.I was shivering violently now. I could feel it, even through the haze of sleep, my body convulsing, my teeth chattering. Somewhere far away, I heard a voice… low, rough, urgent."Avery! Avery, wake up!" Kaiden. But I couldn’t reach him. It was like I

Kaiden’s Point Of ViewThe ballroom fell silent the moment I stepped through the arched entrance. Every movement, every hushed conversation, every clink of glass halted. Heads turned in unison, like wolves sensing the presence of their Alpha.The chandeliers above cast a golden glow on the marble floor, and the hum of the string quartet faded beneath the weight of my presence. I didn’t have to speak. I didn’t have to raise a brow. My presence alone demanded reverence.My steps were measured, deliberate, each stride echoing off the high-vaulted ceilings of the grand hall like thunder. The royal guards stationed at each end of the hall straightened as I passed. The nobles bowed their heads respectfully, some with genuine admiration, others with carefully practiced diplomacy.The cloak that trailed behind me shimmered with obsidian silk, fastened with silver chains that draped across my chest like veins of moonlight. I could feel the weight of centuries of legacy stitched into the very f

Maya’s Point Of ViewNo.No, this couldn’t be happening. This couldn’t be happening to me. This was my night. My coronation. My dream. Not hers. Not Avery’s. And now the whole ballroom had gone deathly still, the murmurs building like venom behind fans and raised brows. All eyes… on me.Judging. Disbelieving. Waiting for me to break. I stepped forward, shaking my head violently, as if that alone could erase the words Avery had just uttered.“What do you mean?” I spat, voice rising, too loud, too shaky. “I never went near rogue territory! You’re lying! You’re just trying to pin your faults on me because you have nothing. You have no evidence! No proof!”Avery’s smirk deepened, and something cruel sparked in her eyes. Like she had just baited me into a trap I couldn’t see. “Oh really?” she said smoothly, her voice dripping amusement. “I have no evidence?”She tilted her head. “You sure about that?” A cold chill zipped through me. Wait… what? No, no, no, no, she couldn’t have… She couldn