Tamed By The Beast King のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 1 - チャプター 10

Liana's POV "If you plead guilty, you will endure 200 lashes with a silver whip. If you plead not guilty, you face death. Liana Waters, Omega of the Red Blood pack, do you plead guilty?" The judge's voice echoed in the silent courtroom as the air became still. I took a deep breath as I stared down at my chained hands, the iron biting into my skin, blood seeping from the wounds. My eyes, once gentle brown, now blood red from punches from the guards. Up ahead, the judges sat in judgment, their solemn faces betraying no hint of mercy. Behind them loomed the alpha and Luna, their imposing figures casting a shadow over the courtroom. The pack members, my kin, watched with scornful eyes, their whispers of condemnation echoing in my ears. My heart pounded in my chest as I grappled with the weight of their ultimatum. Guilt would mean agony, but innocence would mean death. I had not killed a council member but no one believed me, no one wanted to listen. The unfairness of it all threa

"Preg...pregnant?" I stammered, my voice barely above a whisper as shock coursed through me.Amira, seated on Max's lap, shared a knowing look with her mate before turning her attention back to me. "Yes," she replied simply, a hint of amusement dancing in her eyes. "You look surprised, sister. Did you not expect me to be pregnant?” I forced a smile shaking my head, "I...I didn't know," I admitted, my voice a bit shaky. I was happy for her truly but a part of me is envious that she got her life all figured out. Amira just shrugged, "You wouldn't have known... a witch gave me a potion to hide my scent because of enemies," she revealed, her words hanging heavy in the air. "Olivia would be coming to assist me if there would be any complications."I frowned, confusion swirling within me as I struggled to make sense of her words. Why Olivia? Why not another healer? But before I could voice my concerns, Max's urgent shout shattered the fragile peace of the moment."Guards!" he bellowed, hi

My heart was beating against my chest, my eyes blurry as I stepped forward, one step heavier than the last.I was changing my destiny.My fate.I had watched my best friend die in front of me. Smelled her blood and listened as how my own sister, my younger sister who I took care of from childhood plot my own death. Every pair of eyes in the room turned to me, shock and disdain clear in their gazes. I could feel their whispers like daggers at my back, their murmurs turning into a dull roar."She’s insane.""She’ll die before the week’s out.""A mere omega with the beast king? What is she thinking?"Amira’s violet eyes widened in disbelief, her lips parting as if she couldn’t form the words to express her horror. Max, standing beside her, looked at me like I’d grown a second head.The once-confident sneer he wore now faltered, replaced by confusion.Even the Lycan king himself paused. Alaric, towering above everyone else at the foot of the staircase, stared at me with an expression I

I gasped. My chest tightened, each breath shallow and painful. The tears had dried on my cheeks, but the ache in my heart had only grown worse. My hands clawed at the sheets as I tried to steady myself, but the heaviness of my memories made it impossible. I couldn’t breathe. I clawed at my chest but it was impossible. Panic surged through me, sharp and unrelenting, as though invisible hands were squeezing the air from my lungs. I stumbled off the bed, my legs trembling beneath me. The room felt too small, the walls pressing in on me, it felt as if they were squeezing me in. I staggered to the door, wrenching it open, and rushed into the hallway. My bare feet padded against the cold stone floor as I searched desperately for an escape, any place where I could breathe again. My vision blurred with fresh tears, but I kept moving, driven by the overwhelming need for air. A balcony. The double doors stood at the end of the corridor, the moonlight spilling through the gla

I didn’t want to see him. But I felt like, out of respect, I should.I gave Knox a look, biting my lips as I glanced at Alaric, who stood there like some stone-cold statue. His gaze was unwavering, piercing straight through me.Knox smirked and nudged me forward. “Go on, little wolf. Don’t keep him waiting.”I shot Knox a glare, but my feet moved on their own, carrying me toward the man who ruled everything within these walls and beyond. The closer I got, the more I felt his presence, like a suffocating weight in the air. His icy blue eyes tracked my every step, unreadable and unnervingly focused.When I finally stood before him, I bowed my head slightly, more out of instinct than anything else. “Your Majesty,” I murmured.Alaric didn’t say anything at first. He just watched me, his gaze dipping to my face, lingering like he was trying to read my thoughts.My skin prickled under his scrutiny, and I dared to glance up, locking eyes with him. For a split second, I swore I saw something