All Chapters of The Lycan Prince’s Secret Obsession : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Chapter 1: Freshman A letter arrived for Elias Chai, an acceptance to the First Class International Scholarship at Lupin Royal College. His heart soared as he read the words, eyes flicking across them again and again, not quite believing it. After weeks of waiting, the dream was real.He had already begun packing. Soon, he’d be flying from Thailand to America, toward a future his family had only dared to imagine.“I know you’re not a fan of same sex relationships,” his mother said cautiously as she folded a shirt into his suitcase. “But I advise you to keep that opinion to yourself. Things are different over there...they’re... more open. You don't want trouble, do you?”Elias didn’t reply. She wasn’t wrong.“You're a freshman,” she continued. “And freshmen are easy targets. Especially werewolves like you, those from humble backgrounds. Lupin is filled with powerful bloodlines. Lycans. Royals. That school isn’t made for people like us.”He looked up, eyes dark and unreadable. He knew

Chapter 3: He figured who his roommate is“You're a brave one, aren't you?” Prince Kael Viren walked toward him with the whip he had snatched away, giving him a sharp spank. Elias dropped to his knees, finally realizing his mistake.He had almost struck the wrong person.“It wasn't intentional, I'm so sorry, sir...”“Your Highness!” one of the guys snapped, correcting him.“I’m so sorry, Your Highness,” Elias repeated, his eyes widening in horror as he finally understood. “What?” he gasped, glancing around the crowd in disbelief.Could he be the lycan prince? Only they go by that title...Kael’s eyes locked onto his, unblinking. Behind the fierce mask of dominance, Elias could see a flicker of something else—tenderness. But it didn’t last. Kael grabbed him roughly by the arms, his grip unforgiving.“What a brave little thing,” Kael murmured coldly. “You dare cross my path and expect to walk away unharmed?”“I’m sorry...I didn’t mean to,” Elias stammered, his voice anxious, but Kael i

Chapter 5: Please! Elias finished up with the name intake and rushed to his first class alongside the lycans, who were still glaring at him and whispering among themselves. He found it difficult to focus in the class.“You! You!!”He regained his senses to see the professor standing right in front of him with a rod.“What?” he muttered in shock as his gaze met the professor's.“What?” The professor hit him on the head. “What was my last statement?”Elias looked around in confusion, hoping to get a clue, freaking out under the professor's fierce eyes. His lips quivered but then no word would come out.“Get up!” the professor scolded. Elias was still in a daze, which led to another knock on his head.“Is this a college or elementary school? What did I do?”“Shut up!”What followed was a more painful hit. The sound of Elias’s bones cracking echoed in the class, followed by a pounding headache. “Do you think you're still in your country or among your fellow werewolves? Is that why you're

Chapter 7: Beat yourself over it Kael didn’t follow. Not this time.He stood at the top of the stairs, his eyes fixed on Elias’s limping form disappearing into the marble corridor. His fists clenched tightly at his sides, his body trembling with barely restrained fury. He could still smell Elias on his skin—soap, sweat, shame. That shame was like acid in Kael’s gut.His wolf was going feral. Pacing. Clawing at the inside of his ribs. It wanted to chase, to sink its teeth into Elias and mark him all over again. To howl and demand why Elias ran, why he looked at Kael like he was a monster after begging for everything he got.Kael turned and slammed his fist into the wall.The crack echoed like a gunshot.Blood bloomed across his knuckles and dripped onto the floor, but he didn’t stop. His heart thundered, it was a chaotic feeling. He didn’t understand it. Why Elias acted like he was broken. Why he looked like he was the one who’d been violated. Kael had held back. Had waited. Had kisse

Chapter 9: Followed the Prince Princess Delia had always been the curious kind.Even as a child, she’d been the one sneaking out of her chambers, ear pressed to thick walls, chasing secrets like butterflies through palace corridors. That curiosity hadn’t dulled with age, it had sharpened, turned into an elegant blade, cloaked in silk, masked behind demure smiles.Tonight, it led her to the school gardens. Her cloak pulled tightly against the wind as she trailed Kael at a distance. She had followed him from the palace without a single guard in tow, unseen as she wanted it.Delia watched them, hidden behind the massive elephant ear leaves, just beyond the white trellis wall. She saw Kael reach for Elias but Elisa moved back. Saw them talk, faces tight, movements sharp, too close for what a crown prince should ever allow a servant.She narrowed her eyes.She couldn’t hear the words, but the body language screamed something raw and wrong. She sighed when Kael walked away first. Then El