All Chapters of ALPHA KING'S BRIDE: THE POWER OF HIS LUNA : Chapter 91 - Chapter 93

(This part focuses on the life of the young Prince Rykerr. The son of King Rykerr and Ayla. Enjoy.) Far away from the bright and peaceful Sea Moon Kingdom, there was a hidden village. This village belonged to the Red Moon Pack. The people here were known for two things. They were hunters, and they were cooks. Their meals were famous, but abomination lives with them. Life in the Red Moon Pack was cruel. The Alpha ruled with fear. He was a man who cared nothing for the mate bond. To him, destined mates meant nothing. What mattered was power. He used young women for his own pleasure. No one dared to stand against him. In this pack lived a girl named Venna. She was beautiful, with long dark hair and eyes that carried both innocence and fire. She was also talented. Even at her young age, she cooked better than most of the elders in the pack. But her life was not easy. She was an orphan, raised by her uncle, Yalemoon. Venna had just turned eighteen, and though she was of age, she still

Rachella entered Prince Rykerr’s chamber slowly, her hips swaying from side to side. She knew the way he liked it. The prince was standing near the window, his hands clenched into fists, his jaw tight. His face looked like it was carved from stone, full of anger, as though he was ready to kill someone. “My prince,” Rachella’s voice came out soft and seductive. She lowered her lashes and tilted her head, her lips curving into a practiced smile. “You sent for me?” Of course she knew why she had been summoned. Rachella was Prince Rykerr’s secret. His body’s release. His first woman and, so far, the only one he touched. To others she was nothing more than a common slut, but to her own mind, she was something more—his woman. Prince Rykerr was different from other men. Since he turned eighteen, he had avoided women. Many tried to seduce him, but he kept himself clean. He believed the words of his father: “One day, you will find your fated mate.” For two years he had waited. And now, at