All Chapters of The Fated Alpha King: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The days following Aria’s encounter with Kian felt like an endless loop of tension and longing. The weight of her father’s expectations, her looming engagement to Cedric, and her role as the Alpha’s daughter consumed her, but in the back of her mind, there was always the memory of that strange meeting in the forest. The scent of pine and rain, the electric feeling when Kian’s eyes met hers—it all lingered in her thoughts. Her life had always been predictable. She had always known her place in the pack, known what was expected of her. But Kian had disrupted that, bringing with him a rawness, a freedom she couldn’t ignore. He was nothing like the polished, calculating wolves who made up her father’s circle. He was untamed, free. And there was something about him—something she didn’t fully understand—that made her heart race whenever she thought about him. It was early evening when the pull was too strong to ignore. The pack was gathered for another training session, and Cedric was al

The next few days passed in a blur, but for Aria, the world felt sharper, brighter, and heavier all at once. She kept her head down, trying to focus on her duties. But no matter how hard she tried, Kian was there in her thoughts—his green eyes, his voice, the way his presence had made her feel seen in a way no one else ever had.She avoided the forest, though it was a struggle. Her wolf was restless, pacing in the back of her mind like a caged beast. Every instinct screamed at her to go back to the clearing, to find him. But she couldn’t. She couldn’t keep risking everything just because her heart raced at the thought of him.Still, her resolve cracked one evening as the setting sun painted the forest in shades of gold and crimson. She found herself slipping away again, her feet moving before her mind had fully decided. The shadows of the trees welcomed her, and the familiar scents of pine and earth surrounded her as she ventured deeper into the woods.When she reached the clearing, h

The pack’s energy was tense, almost suffocating. Aria could feel the weight of Cedric’s words settling like a stone in the pit of her stomach. Whispers had spread through the pack like wildfire—rumors about Kian, the rogue she had been seen with, and Cedric’s triumphant proclamation of his supposed threat.Aria found herself in her father’s office, standing before him like a child awaiting judgment. The normally commanding Alpha Darius looked weary, his features tight with disappointment and concern.“You’ve put us all in a difficult position, Aria,” Darius said, his voice low but stern. “Do you understand that?”Aria crossed her arms, her wolf bristling under the reprimand. “Kian isn’t a threat, Father. Cedric’s blowing this out of proportion.”Darius stopped pacing and leaned heavily on the edge of his desk, his piercing eyes locking onto hers. “It’s not just about Kian. It’s about your judgment. You’re the Alpha’s daughter. Your actions reflect on the pack.”“I didn’t do anything w

Cedric paced the edge of the training grounds, his boots grinding into the dirt as his wolf stirred with restless energy. The moonlight bathed the open space in a silvery glow, but it brought him no comfort. His mind churned with frustration, replaying the events of the last few weeks like a cruel loop. Every time he closed his eyes, he saw Aria—her defiance, her fiery words, and, worst of all, the way she looked at Kian. That rogue. That nobody. "She's making a fool of you, Darius," he muttered to himself, though the Alpha wasn’t there to hear. He stopped pacing and ran a hand through his hair, trying to shake the feeling gnawing at him. It wasn’t just Aria’s blatant defiance that bothered him; it was the way the pack had started whispering. The way some of the younger wolves looked to her as if her actions were brave instead of reckless. "You're letting her ruin everything," Cedric muttered again, this time louder. His wolf growled in agreement, clawing at the edges of his min

The night air was thick with the scent of damp earth and pine, the sound of rushing paws barely audible over the wind. Aria's heartbeat pounded in her ears, her wolf pushing faster, dodging low branches and leaping over fallen logs. Kian ran beside her, his dark fur blending into the shadows of the dense forest. Their breath came in heavy, desperate bursts, their bodies moving as one. Behind them, distant howls pierced the night. Cedric and his patrols were still hunting them. We can't stop, Aria thought, pushing herself Kian's wolf glanced at her, his emerald eyes glowing with determination. There! Aria followed his gaze. Through the thick trees ahead, she spotted a break in the landscape-a narrow waterfall cascading over a rocky ledge. The water shimmered under the moonlight, mist rising from where it crashed against the rocks below. Behind it, hidden in the cliffside, a dark hollow formed a natural cave. Perfect. Without hesitation, they veered toward it, their paws kick