Semua Bab ALPHA KAEL'S BREEDER : Bab 1 - Bab 10

CHAPTER TWO Aria’s POV“No—please—don’t throw me out. I’ll work harder. I’ll only eat once a day. Please,” I cried harder. I was still on my knees, clinging to her like a desperate child, shaking with fear. My tears wet her skirt, but she didn’t even flinch.She sneered. “Throw you out? No, sweet girl. That’d be a waste.”My breath hitched. “What?”“I sold you.”The words echoed inside me like thunder. My mouth opened, but no sound came out.Lyra’s voice pierced through the tension. “What do you mean sold? Are you serious?”My stepmother walked back into the living room, almost dancing. “Of course I’m serious. A rogue wolf came looking around, desperate for a bride. Told me he didn’t care if she was tainted. In fact…” she let out a sick little laugh, “he preferred it.”She reached into a drawer and pulled out a small brown sack. It clinked when she tossed it on the table. Gold coins spilled out like poison.Lyra's eyes widened. “He paid this much for her? She’s not even worth a damn

CHAPTER FOUR Kael’s POV. I should’ve known better than to trust Daniel with something so delicate. I told him what I wanted—no, what I needed a submissive, soft-spoken girl who’d obey me without resistance. Instead, he brought her. That wild-eyed thing with defiance on her tongue and fire in her bones. Aria.She stood there, trembling—but it wasn’t fear. No, it was something closer to anger. Even now, I could feel the way her presence upset the air.That look in her eyes when she told me to apologize… I should’ve punished her for it. No one spoke to me like that, not even the elders of this pack. Yet I couldn’t stop watching her, I remembered when Daniel came back from his journey, she was among the girls Daniel recommended for the position and I didn't give much thought to it, I accepted immediately and now I wished I didn't. “Do something catch your tongue?* I mocked. Her head fell down immediately, her body trembling. This was the kind of person I wanted, someone who would fe

Chapter 6Aria povMy fate was irrevocably intertwined with Alpha Kael, and just the mere mention of his name sent an icy shiver coursing down my spine. Without a moment's hesitation, I found myself bowing before him, feeling like a complete possession; I was now a breeder, stripped of autonomy—my freedom sold for a future I had not chosen."What's with the bow?" he inquired, his voice laced with authority as he stood directly across from me. I felt compelled to keep my gaze fixed firmly to the floor, unable to meet his piercing eyes."Aria?" he prompted, his tone shifting, and I knew I had to respond."I'm now yours, Alpha Kael. My fate wasn’t sealed at an altar; it was sealed here, at this moment," I whispered, my voice trembling with fear and uncertainty. A feeble giggle escaped his lips as he took an hesitant step back, but his voice sliced through the air like a whip. "Your fate was sealed long ago, so get the hell up and face me, now!" Instantly, I snapped my head up, my heart

Chapter 8Aria povI stood hesitantly at my door, my fingers nervously rubbing the cool metal knob as I contemplated how to muster the courage to turn it. Today marked my first official day as his secretary, a role I had both anticipated and dreaded. Drawing a deep breath, I gently swept my hair back behind my shoulders, trying to project a sense of calm. Clad in a sleek black gown that hugged my silhouette, a daring slit ran up the back, leaving me feeling both elegant and anxious. The long sleeves offered a touch of modesty, yet the overall ensemble was undeniably bold. I couldn't shake the nagging doubts swirling in my mind. What if he didn't approve of my appearance? What if today turned out to be one of his notoriously bad days, leaving me vulnerable to his wrath?As I wrestled with my thoughts, a sudden, sharp knock echoed through the hallway, jolting me from my reverie. I paused, the silence wrapping around me before that distinctive knock came again—more forceful this time, s

Chapter 10 Aria's POVThe doorknob clicked behind me with a soft finality, sealing the heat inside. I rolled my eyes as sweat traced the curve of my spine beneath my blouse. Of course, the room felt like an oven. No surprise there. This pack house couldn’t regulate temperature if its life depended on it.I slipped off my heels one after the other with my toes, letting them clatter to the floor. The echo felt too sharp, too hollow. Something was…off. I took a step forward, squinting into the semi-darkness. The creamy curtains I know I left open earlier were now drawn shut, swallowing the moonlight I had counted on to air the place out.My brows pulled together. I knew I’d opened the window. Wide, even. I remember pausing before the meeting, taking in the crisp air and the quiet sound of leaves brushing each other like secrets passed in the breeze.But now it was shut. Drapes to the floor like a final curtain call.A sigh slipped from my lips, partly annoyed, partly… unsettled. My bare