Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Alpha King's Forbidden Mate: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 110

Serena stared at her reflection in the polished mirror, her fingertips lightly grazing the silver scar that ran along her collarbone—faint now, but forever etched into her skin. A reminder of the night everything changed. A night soaked in blood, truths, and unrelenting choices.The room was quiet, lit only by the flickering glow of lanterns and the embers in the hearth. Yet the silence was heavy. Suffocating. It pressed on her shoulders like armor she hadn’t asked to wear.Her gown rustled as she turned away, the deep blue fabric catching moonlight seeping through the windows. She was meant to attend the Council meeting in less than an hour. To stand before ancient wolves who judged her existence with narrowed eyes and clenched jaws. They didn’t see a Luna. They didn’t see a Queen. They saw a threat.A knock interrupted the silence.“Come in,” she said, her voice steady even when her soul was anything but.The door opened and Theron stepped inside. He didn’t speak at first, simply st

The night air was biting as Serena and Theron moved through the secret tunnels beneath the palace—a network of stone corridors carved centuries ago by royals who preferred not to be seen coming and going. The old passageways smelled of dust, earth, and forgotten history. Their footsteps echoed against the stone walls as torchlight flickered behind them. Theron walked slightly ahead, his eyes shifting from gold to silver and back again—a sign his senses were heightened, his wolf barely beneath the surface. “You sure about this?” he asked, voice low. “No,” Serena admitted. “But staying behind a wall waiting to be killed isn’t exactly a better option.” He glanced back at her. “You should be resting. You haven’t slept in two days.” Serena rolled her eyes. “And what—sleep while the Forsaken brand threats into my chambers?” He didn’t argue again. He knew she wouldn’t back down. That was one of the many reasons he followed her into fire. They reached the hidden exit beneath the royal s

The halls of the Alpha estate had never felt so empty.Serena wandered back inside after Elias left, but every inch of her body felt like it remained on that balcony, clinging to his last words, the press of his lips, the look in his eyes.She touched her fingers to her mouth.He’d said he loved her. And she had said it back.It should have brought comfort, solid ground in a life that had shifted so violently under her feet since arriving in this territory. But instead, the weight of it settled on her chest like an omen.Because even love wasn’t enough to stop what was coming.She paced the room, barefoot, every step a silent echo in the night. Moonlight spilled across the polished floors, casting ghostly shadows as her mind whirled.A breach.At the northern border.That wasn’t a scouting error or a rogue wolf wandering too close. Someone had deliberately broken through. And she didn’t need Elias or Theron to confirm what her instincts were already screaming.They were coming.The th

The clearing was too quiet.No birds. No rustling wind. Just the thick, unnatural silence that made Serena’s skin crawl.She stood beside Elias, Zara at her left, Theron behind them. Ahead, the guards formed a tense half-circle around what they’d found—if it could even be called that.It was a man—or what was left of him.His body was suspended between two trees, bound by thick, pulsing vines of black magic that hissed and writhed like serpents. His eyes were wide open, glassy with terror, and his lips moved in a silent scream that made Serena’s heart lurch.“Who is he?” she whispered.Zara knelt beside the body, sniffing. “From the Northern Ridge Pack. Their scout patrol, if I’m right.”Elias’s jaw tensed. “That pack hasn’t responded to any of my calls in two days.”“They won’t,” Theron said darkly, eyeing the black vines. “This was a warning.”Serena took a cautious step closer, drawn by something—some strange pull beneath her skin. Her power buzzed like it recognized the magic ahea

The black fortress loomed before them like a jagged scar on the landscape, an impossible structure that seemed to drink the light rather than reflect it. No torches burned along its walls. No flags waved. And yet, the presence pulsing from within was suffocating—alive, aware.Serena’s heart thudded painfully in her chest.Every step closer felt like she was walking into the mouth of something ancient, something that had waited centuries just for her. The crest carved into the upper spire of the fortress wasn’t just her mother’s. Now that they were closer, Serena could see the delicate embellishments around it—symbols from an older time, an ancient bloodline buried by history.Her own.“It’s reacting to you,” Elias murmured beside her. His eyes were locked on the sealed archway ahead, where faint glowing lines pulsed like veins. “Your presence is… awakening something.”Serena didn't respond immediately. The fortress was speaking, not in words, but in memory. Visions flickered at the ed