Lahat ng Kabanata ng Fated To The Blood Moon Alpha: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

CHAPTER 2Geoffrey, with his bright blonde hair and fun attitude, was kissing another girl. It was a scene that took the air out of Lucy's lungs. Frozen at the top of the hill she blinked while wishing this was just a nasty trick of the light. But the truth was obvious. The girl in Geoffrey's arms was Laura Hauser, her best friend since they were kids.Lucy felt warm tears welling up in her eyes and the pain of feeling betrayed hurt her heart. “Geoffrey?” she called with her voice shaking a little barely heard over the soft breeze that stirred the leaves around her.They pulled away while surprised by her voice. Geoffrey turned while looking confused while Laura had a smirk Lucy had never seen. “Lucy,” Laura said with her voice oddly sweet, “you’re just in time.”“I... I don’t get it” Lucy faltered while feeling a lump in her throat. “What’s happening?”“Aww, poor Lucy,” Laura teased as she walked closer. “Didn’t you realize? Geoffrey needs someone stronger than you.”“I thought you w

CHAPTER 4Morning light filtered into her room, weak rays unable to break through her lasting fear. Last night her father did not return, and they found out from a call that he was at another pack , Beta business .The school day went by in a haze, a blurry world where laughter seemed strange—a teasing ghost all around her. The Stormclaw Pack's college had been a safe place but now it felt more like a cage.“Why are you here Lucy?” Laura's voice cut through the air hard and unkind as Lucy tried to move past her on their way back home.Laura stood with her friends with a smug smile on her face. “I mean don’t you want to quit now? You’ve already done the wolfless thing so well.”Lucy tightened her jaw trying to hold back her anger. “Just leave me alone Laura.”“Aw, what's wrong? Are you still upset about Prince Geoffrey? I thought you'd be tougher by now.” Laura teased.Hearing Geoffrey's name brought back the shame of that awful night, a reminder of old hurts. “Be quiet, Laura,” Lucy w

Lucy's heart pounded rapidly in her chest as she turned around. She recognized Alpha Karl Bloodmoon with wide eyes. His gaze were focused yet unreadable, and his hand was still firmly on her shoulder.“This place is off limits to you,”He spoke in a firm yet authoritative tone. He looked directly into her eyes, and she felt a shock of fear and something else.“I-I was just looking around,”Even after she stammered and backed up a little, his hold remained firm.Karl looked at her with a calculated and keen eye. His tone was gentle enough to confuse Abit, but he reiterated, "You are not supposed to be here." Without another word, he let off of her shoulder and turned to face the door.Lucy paused, uncertain whether to run or remain motionless.“Karl shouted over his shoulder, "Go back to your room," with a note of caution in his voice.There was no need to repeat it to her. Lucy's heart continued to race as she hurried down the dark hallway. Behind her, the heavy door to the strange roo

The whispers started the moment Karl made his declaration. Lucy could feel the weight of the pack’s stares wherever she went. Most of the pack members were curious, others were judgmental, and a handful of them were openly hostile. The tension was suffocating Lucy. As the day came to an end , Lucy was tired. Her parents even spoke to her right after the meeting, asking for answers that she did not have. Nina’s concern was genuine, but her father’s unease cut deeper. “This isn’t safe, Lucy. Whatever Karl’s playing at, it’s dangerous,” he warned. She wished she could argue, but she felt the same way. The next morning, Lucy decided to avoid the pack altogether, seeking refuge in the forest. She needed space to think, away from the murmurs and suspicious glances. But, of course, Karl found her. “You’re not making this easy,” he said, his voice breaking the quiet of the woods. She turned, her frustration boiling over. “What if I am not looking for something easy. Do you have any i

The morning mist hung low over the forest as Lucy wandered through the Bloodmoon Pack’s territory, the relic’s weight still heavy in her pocket. Every instinct told her it was important, but the symbols on its surface remained an enigma. Even Karl’s explanation about the prophecy had raised more questions than answers.Her thoughts were interrupted by the faint sound of rustling in the distance. Lucy froze, her senses sharper than ever. Her wolf instincts stirred, warning her of something—or someone—approaching.“Who’s there?” she called, her voice steady despite her racing heart.No answer came, but the rustling grew louder. Lucy took a step back, her hand brushing the pocket where the relic was hidden.Suddenly, three figures emerged from the trees, their postures predatory. They weren’t from the Bloodmoon Pack; their scents were foreign, carrying a sharp edge of hostility.“Well, well,” one of them drawled, a tall man with a jagged scar running down his cheek. “Looks like we found