All Chapters of Accidentally Mated To The Ruthless Lycan King: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

DOMINIC I wasn't sure why I decided to escort her to the pack clinic. Hell, I wasn't even sure why I cared in the first place. But I'd said it already and I wasn't one to take back my words. When I saw how pale and tired she looked emerging from the bathroom this morning, a wave of concern rose in my chest and all intentions of ignoring her existence went straight out the window. I had to physically restrain myself from taking her in my arms and carrying her all the way back to the bedroom so she wouldn't have to exert herself. This fucking mate bond. It was making me think and act out of character. I was battling with my Lycan and against the bond at every step of the way because I knew it was all superficial. An Omega who was constantly squirming like a fish out of water wasn't my type of woman. And she would never be. So having to take her to the clinic like a doting, loving mate was irritating to say the least.Although her position as Luna was temporary, I had to ensure she

ADELINE “On your feet!” The Gamma roared, landing a sharp kick to my arm. I lost my balance and fell right back into the sand with an excruciating groan. Pain like a hundred zaps of electricity shot up my arm, making me wince. “I-I want no part in this, please,” I begged breathlessly, tears pooling in my eyes.All I could hear was the crowd jeering and spitting at me as I forced myself to rise from the ground. My eyes darted left and right, looking for a way to flee, an opportunity to just slip away and escape this nightmare.But I was surrounded. They had formed a kind of circle around me, leaving me in the middle with the Gamma. Everywhere I looked, I saw angry, snarling faces. Suddenly, I began to feel claustrophobic. I had to get out of here. “Let me go, please!” I tried to scream, but my voice came out as a whimper. Without warning, the Gamma grabbed a handful of my hair from behind, yanking me back so hard I saw stars. Hot tears trailed down my face as I screamed, struggli

ADELINE I stood to the side awkwardly, watching Alpha Dominic take long strides to close the distance between him and the older man. Once they were head-to-head, the older man burst into laughter and took Alpha Dominic's hand in a handshake. “Goodness, what a surprise to see you here, Alpha Kaelor. We were supposed to meet at your hotel for the meeting. What brings you here? Come in, take a seat.”I shrank backwards as Alpha Dominic led the man to one of the chairs in the large living room. From what I observed, they seemed to be familiar with each other. The man looked to be in his fifties, his grey hair already receding slightly. But even at that, he stood tall and powerful. It did not take much to know that he was a man of high standing. He and Alpha Dominic were stark opposites; Alpha Dominic younger and intimidating, while the older man was more relaxed, all smiles. “I was tired of sitting in that bloody boring office, so I decided to take a stroll,” Alpha Kaelor said, glanci

ADELINE The wind hissed in my ears as I sprinted as fast as my legs could carry me, the figure of Giselle in front of me the only thing in my line of sight. An eerie silence had filled the atmosphere, striking my racing heart with raw, cold fear. A myriad of questions buzzed through my mind simultaneously. What did rogues want with us? Had they targeted us specifically? Why? What would happen if they caught up with us? Would we make it out alive? My eyes stung but I cursed under my breath, keeping the tears at bay. This wasn't the time for that. I wanted to scream at the heavens for the moon goddess to give me a break from all the misfortune for once. There was only so much I could take. But I didn't. Instead, I focused on putting one leg forward and then another, ignoring the ache in my muscles. “We need to hide, we’re too exposed on the road,” Giselle called out breathlessly, coming to a halt. She placed a hand on her abdomen and veered out of the road, into the woods. I follo

ADELINE My eyes fluttered open slowly, feeling like they weighed a hundred pounds. I blinked a few times to adjust to the bright lights before I could properly take in my surroundings. A sharp pain shot through my skull and I squeezed my eyes shut, waiting for it to pass. Suddenly, I remembered the rogues. I jerked up to a sitting position and glanced around the unfamiliar room I was in, which looked to be some kind of hospital ward. I couldn't remember how I got here. The last thing I recalled was running through the woods with Giselle as we tried to escape the rogues. My memory from that point on was a blur.“You're awake,” a voice said. My eyes widened when I looked up to see the person that had just walked in. “Grant! Y-You’re here! You're alive!” I yelled, practically jumping off the bed and rushing to him. I had never been happier to see him. He smiled, holding out his left arm to shake my hand. His other hand was wrapped up heavily in a bandage. So was his right leg and