All Chapters of Alpha Lucian Obsession: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

ARIAMy feet skidded around the corner, and I slammed into the wall, catching myself before I fell. Shit. That was close. What if he was right behind me? But… I didn’t hear any footsteps. I dared a glance over my shoulder. He really wasn’t chasing me. He was just standing there. At the same spot, watching as I slowed down.Why wasn’t he moving?My breath caught as his lips slowly curled into a smirk. That was when I understood: if I didn’t reject Darius, he would rip me away from the new world I’d just found. A world where I didn’t belong with my people and Lucian. And deep down, I knew that I could never survive that world with Darius in it.“Run, little omega,” he murmured, just loud enough for me to hear. “Run to your Alpha. Let’s see how long he keeps you.”I frowned. What the hell did that mean? Then I remembered what he’d said back when I tried to resist him… that my body accepted his advances because I didn’t reject him. That alone ignited the fury that I endured all in the sam

ARIALucian was looking at me in a strange way. “I’m serious, Aria. What did Darius do to you?” More like what I did to him. I took a deep breath, forcing myself not to blurt it out. I wasn’t going to be the foolish one here. “He threatened me. But you’ll deal with him at the meeting tonight, right? That’s the whole point…isn’t it?” I searched his face for even the tiniest hint of a lie. To my surprise, Lucian hesitated. I knew it. There was something between them, something he didn’t want me involved in. But it was already too late because I was deeply entangled in all of it. What the four of them wanted no longer mattered. “Don’t tell me Darius has something on you?” Lucian stiffened. “What? What are you talking about?” Whitee’s suspicious thoughts ran through my mind. “Lucian is hiding something, Aria.” “That’s why I should just tell him I know everything now, Whitee. We’re both hurting.” “No, don’t. Don’t reveal it. You are not ready.” Okay, that’s some bullshit

LUCIAN Aria’s bitter glare said it all. I’d crossed a line. The hatred in her eyes… I’d never seen anything like it before. Something about her had changed. What was it? Maybe the way her wounds healed too quickly. Or how her eyes now glowed—a fierce green surrounded by icy blue. That alone was strange.But honestly, I couldn’t tell what shocked me more: how easily she ignored what was right in front of us, or how she acted like I hadn’t been on her side from the very beginning.“Don’t bullshit me, Lucian. You’ve been searching for Albena ever since that night. Now that you’ve seen her, you don’t know what to do.”A lump rose in my throat, thick and dry. “It’s all my fault, Wulf. I should’ve done more to save her. Why does it feel like I’m the one falling apart? She’s nothing to me. I should just end it.”“Keep feeding yourself lies,” Wulf growled. “If you kill her in cold blood, you’ll become exactly what your father wanted. And we already failed to stop him.”“Did we?” A bitter lau

ARIA “Relax. This is just a tactic to scare you. I’m here, and nothing’s going to happen.” I was a coward, hiding behind my wolf. But then, she had been gone for a while. So I'd rather bask in her sweet care. “Alright.” “All you have to do, Albena, is sit tight. Whatever happens, I’ll take responsibility.” Now that’s my fucking wolf. When was the last time someone cared for me this much? No wonder it was written: your wolf is the most sacred being, seated at the top of your heart. Without them, you were empty. It was disheartening—how fucking empty I’d been for the past twenty years. Feeling her within me now, filling me up to the brim, seated right above my heart and ready to take control whenever I didn’t feel like it... Weird analogy, still it worked to describe Whitee and me just fine. The dust from the crash had barely settled when my paws hit the floor again. We were on our way to some adventure that might cost us our lives. But my earlier encounter with Lucian had

LUCIAN Just as I opened my mouth to say something else, Tobias walked into Maren's room like he was made of paper and smoke. He adjusted his collar with that same lazy smirk he always wore when he had news I wouldn't like.I eyed him warily, arms crossed. “You’re late.”“That’s because I was waiting for the drama to settle. I mean, Lucian, you dragged Aria into your personal space. What did you expect?” Tobias said with a shrug. His sharp eyes flicked to Maren before landing back on me. “Anyway. I am here to tell you that the Alphas are assembled. The meeting is starting at about thirty minutes… and they’re all waiting.”Maren let out a low breath. I glared at her—and just like that, the teasing in her smirk vanished. That confirmed that I didn't want her earlier warning about the elders being in prison to be heard by a third party. I shook my head slightly so she’d get the message.Tobias mustn’t know about the elders.He knew a lot about the mess in my life, but if he even suspecte