All Chapters of The Awaited Lycan Queen : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

“Run, Aliyah. Don’t look back.” Those were her father’s final words, urgent and full of despair. Aliyah’s small legs shook beneath her, but she listened. Tears streamed down her cheeks as she ran. Her heart pounded and her lungs burned, but she never glanced behind her. The crackling of flames devouring her home and the feral growls of warring wolves were all the reminders she needed of the horror she fled. The forest was dark and thick. Branches scratched her and roots caught her feet, but she kept going. Smoke stung her eyes and throat. Behind her, chaos raged. Snarls, howls, and cries of agony echoed through the burning night. Her pack, the Light Star, was falling apart. She knew it the moment she saw her father, brutally wounded and now the weakest among them, make his final stand. He didn’t have the strength to win, but he had the courage to give her a chance. A chance to escape. A chance to live. Somewhere deep inside, she already knew he was gone. In that moment, memories

"Five years," Bayle muttered bitterly, his voice laced with contempt. "It’s been five long years, and she’s still being treated like royalty. When will Leo grow tired of her and toss her aside like everything else?"Ruidiger didn’t respond immediately. He could understand where Bayle was coming from—truly, he did. But even he couldn’t deny the bond his son had developed with Dara. It wasn’t some fleeting obsession. It was as if she had become a part of Leo, like an extension of his own body—his second skin. No matter how hard Ruidiger had tried to distance them in the past, Leo always found his way back to her.“You need to calm yourself, Bayle,” Ruidiger said eventually, his tone level. “I suspect it won’t last forever. In three years, they’ll both be sixteen. When Leo finds his mate, it’s likely he’ll forget all about Dara.”Bayle scoffed, clearly unimpressed. “Three years is still a damn long time. You’ve spoiled your son too much, Alpha. Have you truly forgotten what her pack did

Some passers by were driving along a wooded path when a sight caught their attention—a car parked oddly by the side of the road. As they slowed down to take a closer look, their eyes widened in horror: not only was there a car, but bodies were scattered all around it. The men exchanged uneasy glances before pulling their vehicle to a halt. Two of them immediately retrieved guns from the back seat, while the others prepared themselves to shift into their wolves if necessary, sensing danger might still be lurking. Cautiously, they approached the gruesome scene. The closer they got, the worse it became—flesh torn apart, bones snapped and broken, two severed heads lying some distance away. Steve, one of the men, moved toward the car. As he scanned the area, something unusual caught his eye: a naked girl slumped against the tire, blood covering her body. At first, he thought she was dead, but when he listened closely with his sharp wolf senses, he heard the faint sound of her breathin

Back in her chamber, Aliyah sat in silence, hands clenched in her lap. She couldn’t believe it—Leo had looked at her and turned away. After everything… after the bond. She had felt it surge between them, wild and ancient, when she spoke to him. He had to feel it too. He had to recognize her. And yet, he acted like she was no one. Just another servant. Her chest ached. She was furious. Hurt. Confused. But beneath it all… relieved. If he had acknowledged her in front of everyone, it could’ve caused chaos. Questions. Maybe even danger. Still, that didn’t dull the sting of his indifference. --- That evening, Alpha Leo was escorted to his private chamber—lavish and dimly lit with golden lanterns. The air was warm, laced with spiced oils. A bathing pool shimmered at the far end, steaming gently. The bed was draped in silks, the cushions arranged for comfort, seduction, power. Two women awaited him, dressed in sheer garments that clung to their skin. They bowed as he entered. Beta G

As Aliyah was helped toward the healer’s tent, Laura hurried after her, worry etched into every step.The healer checked Aliyah over with a practiced hand. After a few moments, he looked puzzled.“No fractures,” he murmured, pressing gently along her ribs. “Strange. With how hard you hit the ground, I’d expect at least a cracked rib.”Aliyah winced but nodded. “It just aches a little.”He gave her a mild pain reliever and instructed her to rest.As soon as he stepped away, Laura gave her a long, pointed look. Aliyah didn’t meet her eyes.“Aliyah,” Laura said slowly, sitting beside her, “is there something you’re not telling me?”Aliyah stayed silent, her gaze fixed on the tent’s fabric wall.“I saw how Alpha Leo rushed to you,” Laura continued, her voice low but urgent. “That wasn’t normal. The way he looked at you—it wasn’t just concern.”Aliyah forced a smile, trying to brush it off. “I guess he was just being helpful.”“Helpful?” Laura scoffed. “That wasn’t just help. He moved so f