Semua Bab Alpha Lucian Obsession: Bab 111 - Bab 120

LUCIAN “Oh shit.” Rowan’s face paled. “Are you sure?” I shot him a wary glare. “Why would I say something I’m not sure about? I’m just reminding you all—it wasn’t my decision. She made it herself.” Darius growled. “That’s such a stupid word.” In this pissible mood, he looked like a damn gorilla. He probably just realized how stupid he had been toward Aria. I shrugged. “Keep calling my words stupid, you bastard. I don’t care.” “Oh, you will care.” Killian spat, already looking stressed. Before I knew it, he pulled out a pack of cigarettes, lit one, took a long drag, and exhaled slowly. Then he turned those bloodshot eyes on me. “I get why you punched me, Lucian. And you too, D.” He jerked his head toward Darius, who didn’t look like he gave two fucks about Killian’s words. “Aria provoked me. She called me names… hell, insulted me in ways no omega ever dared. Why the fuck didn’t I realize who she really was back then?!” I sighed. “Killian, I’m not underestimating your abilities.”

ARIAI hesitated. My lips parted, but nothing came out. What they were asking was… I couldn't find the right word for it.Whitee shifted restlessly beneath my skin. “They are asking you to kill Lucian, our mate. Are you just going to stand there and listen to that?”“We both love Lucian.” I said. That was enough to explain how I felt—no different from her. To the elders, I continued. “I didn’t come here so you could kill him.”The elderly woman slowly stepped forward, eyeing me with black pitch eyes. “Why else would you seek us, child of Lysandra?”I stared at her. “Because I wanted the truth.” Why else would I seek them? Besides, I didn't exactly seek them.Whitee felt the urge to dig… I gasped. “Whitee, did you seek them on purpose?”“No, they called me.”See? I threw the woman a glare. “My wolf wanted to dig.”“No. Your wolf sensed the truth. And now that you have it,” the third elder drawled, “don’t you want justice?” His voice was calm, too calm. Like he was trying not to disturb

KILLIANFinding out the truth about Aria’s real reason for being in Bloodfang was beyond me. I couldn’t believe the omega was actually a descendant of the Obsidian Wolves—the only vessels capable of holding the White Wolf herself. It was astonishing…and terrifying.Now, where the hell was Fin? And why hadn’t he returned with information about my father’s death?“You know,” Darius began, “I’ve been thinking. Aria is no longer useful to us.”I froze. “What?”“Yes,” Darius went on. The same smug smirk that meant trouble, creeped up his face.“Leave her alone, Darius. You’ve hunted the poor girl enough. She probably sees you in her nightmares by now.”His smile dropped instantly. “You don’t get to tell me how to act towards my mate. Not you, not anyone. So shut the fuck up.”I raised a brow, offended. “Then why did you punch me?”Darius glanced over his shoulder. Once he was sure Lucian hadn’t followed us out of his office, he exhaled sharply. “Because you’re a fucking idiot. I had to mak

ARIATwo hours. It had been two. Whole. Hours.Today, I finally understood that the Bloodfang pack lived up to its name. They loved blood and gore so much that it was alarming. Not that I was complaining.The fight was intense.Well, Killian, always desperate to prove himself, made it intense. The air reeked of blood. Rowan’s claws raked against fur, drawing blood for the second time. I sighed.Killian was already losing the fight. There was nothing his low growls or the sickening cracks of ribs and bones could do. It hadn’t stopped. Not once. And it was starting to make me feel sorry for him. Clara winced beside me when Killian’s lip was split open. His shoulder hung out of place.“As much as I enjoy this fight…Alpha Rowan makes me want to cry. Maybe you should intervene. What do you think?”I looked at Rowan. Really looked this time.He might be winning the fight, but…he was barely on his paws… one eye swollen shut, blood trickling from a wound near his temple. Killian had done a si

LUCIAN “They’re just being dramatic. Call everyone back in,” I heard Tobias order the Gammas under him. They moved fast, dragging my people back into their seats—some literally on their asses.This was what she wanted, wasn’t it? Now she'd take everything back... and leave me with nothing. Years of hard work—gone in seconds.“Then I suggest you kill her or something,” Wulf muttered.I rolled my eyes. “Don’t be childish. You and I both know that’s not even an option. Guess who would be the first to stop me?”Wulf didn’t answer. Because he knew the answer was him.“What do we do, then?”“Follow her,” I said. “See where this leads.”“You sure?”“Hm.” My eyes drifted to Tobias. He looked like hell with sweat beading down his temple, jaw clenched as he tried to wrangle order back into a room on fire. I cleared my throat, turning just in time to catch Darius watching me from across the hall. His eyes were sharp, questioning.What are you planning, Lucian Draven?I just shrugged.“Lucian!”