Todos los capítulos de Mated to the Alpha’s Enemy : Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 10

Selene’s POVThe claiming ceremony was always like this every year. Alpha Rael chose who he would claim for the night. more like claiming them to do whatever he wanted to use them for. We all wore white. We were silent, waiting to be “chosen”. Though it felt a lot more like waiting to be used as objects of pleasure to them.I had just come of age this year and I had already given up hope of being chosen. Not tonight. Not by anyone. I kept my eyes down and my scent low, just like Mother always taught me when she was alive.I wasn’t here to attract an Alpha. I was here because I had no choice. An orphaned omega like me couldn't risk standing out. But fate…. Maybe fate had other plans for me. The grand doors of the hall creaked open. Silence fell across the room like someone had just done the unthinkable. I don't need to look up to know who has just entered.Alpha Rael.The atmosphere changed the moment he walked in. Growing heavier with every step he took. Wolves held their breaths as h

Rael’s POVShe was gone.A servant was the first to stammer it out ... the way Selene hadn't come down for meals in weeks. How her room was cold, untouched. That no one had seen her.I said nothing.Not at first.I stood there, the Alpha who wasn’t bothered by such things. The one who had already moved on. She was an omega after all..fragile, emotional. She probably thought everything we shared meant something, probably believed that just because I kept coming back, she mattered.Foolish.The mating bond had hit me hard the first night, yes, I had felt it in my bones, like lightning licking through my nerves. But I buried it, ignored it. I took her in lust because I could.And then I took her again.And again.Each time I told myself I’d stop. That it had been the last time. But each time, I found myself in her bed, in her arms, losing pieces of myself to the feel of her skin, the way she said my name like a damn prayer when I made love to her.She should have known better. She should

Selene’s POVThe first thing I felt was warmth, not the feverish kind that had chased me into darkness. This was different and real. My eyes fluttered open, fire crackling by the corner.I didn’t recognize this place; the air was cleaner, different, and safer. Until I saw him, a figure sitting in the corner, one arm draped over his bent knee, his head moved slightly…watching me.I stiffened, and my breath caught. Immediately, his eyes struck me—sharp, calculating, and locked even in the firelight. His hair was dark, tousled by the wind. His strong jaw was tense, like he was waiting for me to get up.And I did. I jerked upright too quickly…pain seeping through my belly like lightning. A cry tore in front of my throat before I could bite it back, and my hands flew to my stomach, the swell under my palms anchored me.But I was still here, still safe. “Don’t worry you’re not dying.” His voice came low and calm. “Just don’t be stupid enough to try standing with a fever and a pup in your be

Rael’s POVThe scent of blood still clung to me, it had soaked into my skin, into my clothes. I had just killed yet another Alpha, another pack that didn’t tell me where Selene was dead, but it all led to nowhere.Still no Selene.The moment I stepped into the Crimson Moon territory, silence greeted me like a ghost. The kind that didn’t make anything better—only worse. I stripped off my shirt, letting it fall to the floor.A servant moved to pick it up, but I growled low. He flinched, running away. I didn’t want to be disturbed, I didn’t want food. Not to rest either. I wanted her, and my child.I poured a drink instead. Whiskey, aged and sharp. It burned my throat but did nothing to change the ache spreading across my chest, my wolf pacing restlessly under my skin, whispering her name like a curse into my bones.Selene.I should’ve marked her. Should have made her mine like she always wanted, but I didn’t. And now she’s gone. I could still remember her lying in my bed, her soft breat

Selene’s POVI just realized we weren’t heading to the pack’s infirmary, we were going deeper—off the main paths, beyond the patrol routes, into the wilder part of the Silver Fang territory.Kaelen didn’t utter a word; he just tightened his jaw every time Aeris whimpered in his arms. The forest grew large around us, branches scraping at my skin, but I barely noticed it.I didn’t question where we were going. I trusted him—even after three years when I shouldn’t. Finally, we reached a land surrounded by thick, twisting trees, moss hanging like curtains from their branches.It was a small cottage, almost hidden. It looked more like a forgotten part of the earth than a healer’s home. Kaelen barely knocked before the door creaked open.“You’re late,” a sharp, ageless voice growled. An old woman stood at the front door, her silver hair braided down her back like a moonlit river. Her eyes were pure white—but not blind. They pierced through me like she could read every secret I never even sp