All Chapters of Alpha Lucian Obsession: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

ARIA“…I deserve to know where I came from. Who I am.”Aaron and Clara exchanged looks. Maren bit her lip.And I waited.Eventually, Aaron let out a heavy sigh. “Once you know, Aria, there’s no going back.”A chill ran down my spine.My hands trembled at my sides. “Tell me anyway.”Maren raised a hand. “I… I’m from the new pack. I may not be of much help to you. In fact, whatever I know is just from my personal research. I don’t know much.”My breath hitched. “What about you, Clara?”“I’ll leave it to my brother. He was born before me—he remembers what happened ten years ago better.”I turned to Aaron. He looked like a fish out of water, sweat beading on his forehead. For a moment, I felt guilty for pressuring him. But then the feeling vanished. They owed me nothing—I was just a rogue. But the fact that they were even listening to me meant something.“I—I’ll tell you what I can remember,” Aaron said hesitantly. “But there are some things Alpha Lucian has to tell you himself. He’s an A

ARIAAaron's eyes widened slightly. “I don't know. Just… rogues who were hired. They never found the culprit, but the killings stopped the old pack from prospering. The wealth, the ideas—everything just… vanished.”I stared at him, searching his face for lies. The room was silent, but then a subtle movement caught my attention. I wasn’t sure why, but my gaze shifted to the corner, where someone had been standing quietly… someone I had almost forgotten was there.It was the person who hadn’t spoken much since Aaron returned. A figure standing off to the side, watching everything unfold without a hint of emotion.Tall, with white hair that framed a pale face. Her eyes were focused on the ground, as if she were studying something far more interesting than me. Maren was lost in her thoughts, Clara was still focused on me, and Aaron had his full attention on me as well, but I couldn’t shake the odd feeling that I was being watched by the stranger in the room.And yet, no one seemed to noti

LUCIAN“I’ll deprive you of a run,” I said finally. “Can we go now?” Wulf ignored my threat entirely. I blinked. “You really are a slutty wolf.” “And you’re an idiot,” he shot back. This was the same Alpha who could rip off heads without blinking. I shook my head. “You…” My voice cracked as I struggled to find the right words. With a wolf like this inside me, I was bound to develop mental health issues. “Keep telling yourself that.” Wulf scoffed. “Always in denial. And you wonder why I did what I had to do.” It took me a few seconds to even process what he was saying. My thoughts felt sluggish, weighed down by useless things.“You’re suppressing my memories, Wulf, and it’s hurting me. Give them back. I’m old enough. You don’t have to protect me.” “Not in a million years,” Wulf spat. “When the time comes, I will. But if I do it now, you’ll just drown in guilt.” I raised an eyebrow. “So it’s about guilt?” “Nice try.” Wulf grinned, back to his usual self. “Let’s go.”

DARIUS“Alpha, are you sure this plan will actually draw them out?”I narrowed my eyes through the binoculars, watching the Bloodfang Pack scramble around like headless chickens. It was a complete disarray on their end. The moment Rowan left the Ashen Pack, I’d made my move—arrived, stayed just long enough to make a mark, and then continued my journey straight here. We were still about a mile away, but watching them panic from this distance was almost… comical.Technically, we were right around the corner. That wasn’t the point though. The real point, the fun part—was that they were acting like the enemy was breathing down their necks.Which, to be fair, I kind of was.They looked like rats waiting for a signal. My signal. To die, of course. What else could they possibly be waiting for?“Ry,” I said, tilting the binoculars down. “What do you think would happen if we just walked in right now?”My Beta cleared his throat, though it didn’t help his already gravelly voice. The man always

LUCIAN“Then he’ll be exactly what I expect. Just dressed better. Cocky bastard.” Darius was finally coming for Aria. I needed to be careful. If there was one thing, Darius was known for… it was for his wild cunning ways. We reached the watchtower. I stared up at it before climbing. I needed height. I needed the silence and I needed to fucking think. Darius may think we were dumb enough to burn our energy before he even lifted a finger. Let him think that.He was a fool. A fool with daddy issues…we weren’t the same Bloodfang Pack he remembered. And I wasn’t the same Alpha._____________________#Aria’s POV“Seriously?” a voice I knew too well snapped at Clara, who looked sheepish in return.“I swear, I didn’t do anything,” Clara whispered urgently. I could feel the tension in the air even from here.“Shouldn’t we go help her? That woman’s not going to let Clara off easily.”“Please, stay put, Aria,” Aaron whispered, his eyes fixed on the door. “It could be one of Lucian’s people, ch