All Chapters of UNTAMED FATE: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Noah's POVI woke up with a soft yawn, stretching my arms wide, and a grin quickly spreading across my face. My mind was still replaying the events of the previous night, how could I forget? I could still feel the tensed sensation of Professor Rex’s body, his hands on me, and his voice, low and commanding. A shiver ran down my spine as the memories flooded back, the taste of him still lingering in my mouth.I sat up in bed, my heart beating a little faster than normal. How had we gotten here? How had I ended up giving my college professor a blow job? It felt like a dream...a dangerous, intoxicating dream that I knew I couldn’t wake up from. My body flushed at the thought of his size, how he’d climaxed and I’d been unable to resist. It was… thrilling in a way that left me both horrified and exhilarated. And then there was the taste of his cum… I quickly shook my head, trying to push away the thoughts before they consumed me completely.With a soft sigh, I swung my legs off the bed and

ARES’ POVJason’s footsteps echoed behind me as we descended the winding staircase into the underground basement. The silence wrapped tightly around us, the kind that pricked at the back of your neck like unseen eyes.“How have you been managing the guests?” I finally asked, breaking the silence before it suffocated us both.Jason cleared his throat. “They’re settling in fine. There are still more rooms in the castle if more guests arrive. The Alpha of Green Park already checked in, you said you wanted to meet him.”I gave a curt nod. “Make sure they’re welcomed. I want no one complaining about hospitality. Not now. Not in my castle” My voice was sharp, final.Jason hesitated, then continued, more cautiously this time. “One more thing, Alpha King... An invitation was sent to the Sage Pack. But it wasn’t sent by me.” A pause. “So I was wondering…”“I sent it,” I cut him off without a blink. I knew exactly where this was going.Jason stiffened but didn’t back down. “That’s Sebastian’s p

ARES’ POVThe moment had finally arrived.Standing before the grand, full-length mirror in my suite, I adjusted the collar of my ceremonial regalia, the sharp gold accents catching the morning light. My reflection stared back at me—stoic, unreadable. Every detail of the outfit was tailored to perfection: the fitted black suit lined with crescent silver embroidery, the heavy alpha medallion resting against my chest, and the sleek crown of authority nestled over my dark, neatly combed hair.I looked like a king.And today, I would act like one.But behind the poised exterior, my blood boiled.Today, that imposter Elsa will finally learn what it means to deceive an Alpha king.The castle would witness the truth. No more charades. No more manipulation.With a sharp breath, I waved the attending maid away. She bowed and left swiftly, the door clicking shut behind her. The silence in the room was brief.Seconds later, the door burst open again with a dramatic swing.“Wow!” Penny gasped, eye

NOAH’S POVI stepped out of the bathroom, steam curling behind me like the remnants of a dream I couldn't quite remember. A fluffy white towel clung to my chest, my damp black hair dripping water down my bare shoulders. I moved lazily toward the mirror, my feet padding against the cold floor, and stared at the reflection that blinked back at me.Something was off.My stormy gray eyes looked more… haunted today. Shadowed. Like they’d seen something I wasn’t yet aware of. I lifted my hand slowly, eyes locked on the crescent moon and three stars etched into the skin of my left shoulder—faintly glowing like embers under the dim light.The mark had always been there. My brothers told me it was a birthmark. I never questioned it. But lately, it pulsed. As if it was alive. As if it was trying to wake something in me.I brushed my fingers over the symbol gently. It felt warm. Familiar. Almost sacred.A strange tightness loomed in my chest. My throat clenched. A whirlwind of emotions swirled i

NOAH’S POVI shifted further into the couch cushion, hugging my knees slightly as my two older brothers sat across from me, their gazes heavy with concern...well, Lucas's was more like accusation. His sharp green eyes bore into me like I'd committed a crime.Okay, maybe I had…sort of.I finished my classes earlier today and barely even spoke to Nathan. My mood was off...clouded, irritated, a swirl of emotions I couldn’t explain. When I got home, Lucas was already back, and judging by the look on his face, Gavin had filled him in about my “attitude” this morning.Lucas finally cleared his throat, his deep voice laced with calm authority. “You might want to explain what happened here this morning while I was away.”I nervously rubbed the back of my neck and looked up to meet his gaze. “I’m sorry,” I muttered, because honestly, that was all I could manage right now.Gavin shifted closer to me and cupped my cheek with a warm hand. His eyes softened as they met mine. “Look here, Pookie. Yo