All Chapters of Mated To Darkness: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

His PossessionAlpha Rowan's POV (Domezo Pack)The cart jerked to a halt.I stepped out, disgust curling in my gut as I stared down the rotting gates of Thornegrave's home.This was where they kept her?For a wealthy wolf, the place looked like it begged to be torn down.Then the gate opened for us and I saw the house. It stood crooked, like it hadn’t seen repairs in years. There was no servant to greet me, no sign of honor in the air, just quietness.A voice rang out."Alpha Rowan is here. The Alpha is here." That was the call the courtyard needed to burst into lively activities.Maids ran out and lined up, servants rushed out and took their spot and finally Thornegrave himself ran out with a deep bow, sweat gleaming on his balding head.“My Alpha, pardon us, we did not expect your grace so early…”“You should have,” I cut in, with my commanding voice smooth and cold. “You were given a day. If this is early, you aren't ready."Behind me, my Beta, Cole stepped closer, glancing sidewa

The Alpha's TermsLilith’s POV (Toronzo Pack)I woke up with a jolt, my heart was pounding as sunlight streamed across my face.I overslept.That would've earned me a bucket of water, my mum would kill me.I leapt from the bed and nearly twisted my ankle... where were the others? Had they left without waking me up?I glanced around quickly but no one was in sight, no other mates, no cold stone floor.Then it hit me, this wasn't the maids hall. This wasn't home. I was in Alpha Rowan's estate.My small bag of clothes at the end of the room refreshed yesterday's memory in my head. I sighed in relief and sat on the bed massaging my ankles as my heartbeat gradually returned to normal.I still had to do something right? I slipped out of bed and tiptoed to the door, careful not to make too much noise.The corridors were empty, lit faintly by a few lanterns, and the smell was warm and welcoming, unlike the tension I had felt yesterday."Hey. Why are you up so early?" That was Luna Rachel, she

The Mate I Can't Admit I WantAlpha Rowan's POVMy wolf warned me to turn back.I should've listened.Because the first person I saw was the last person I wanted to see.Talia.I warned you. My wolf whispered in my head and I knew I had no right to regret it."Alpha Rowan." She called out just as I was about to pretend to ignore her and walk the opposite direction.I only wanted one thing. News of her."What is it?" I asked, turning with an uninterested look in my eyes.I watched her swallow visibly as she wondered if to speak or not, and I was sure my eyes weren't helping matters in any way."Prin...Princess.""What? Who is that?" I knew who she meant.Lilith.But I couldn't look eager, not when every part of me already burned to know."Lilith. Miss Lilith."Inside, my wolf clawed for her and paid extra attention to what she had to say but I turned my face into stone."Hey! Behave." I muttered to my wolf.I had a wife and couldn't want her, but still I took a deep breath and listened

My Other Face: No Mercy.Alpha Rowan's POVFestus's scream was the sound that finished my morning. I smirked and took the seat opposite him.He hadn’t lasted long. Panic licked his skin and sweat had made his collar dark. The pleading came in rhythm, urgent bursts."Please, boss. He threatened my family. Please, have mercy."I smiled a slow, humorless smile."Do you know why they call me the unforgiving spirit of Draevyn?""Because… you don't forgive." His words were a whisper."Exactly."Darion's voice rose behind me. "Drae…vyn!!!""No mercy! No mercy! Every sinner must die." The others echoed it, and for the first time I enjoyed watching a man actually understand what our chant meant."When that scum who thinks he is the king of the rogues approached you, you should've been more afraid that I'd kill you before he does, but no, you stay under my nose… right under my nose, Festus, and soil the Draevyn name." I growled gently to his hearing while he kept whispering pleas.Then I turned

Lilith’s POVI hadn't slept in days. Every time I closed my eyes, his dying face came back, blood, screams, and the sound of my own sobs It felt like something snapped in my mind, and everything I had been bold enough to do since I stepped into this vague land seemed more like a dream than reality.I should have felt relief, but his survival only kept me on edge.When I first arrived at the scene, I thought he would be like the rest—cold and dead—but somehow the Moon Goddess had listened to my pleas. It felt more like she had only stretched out my misery, keeping him alive to take him another day.It reminded me of my place, where I had come from. I wasn’t allowed to eat too much, drink too much—my life was always monitored by my brothers. Suddenly I felt free. But that freedom was strange. Too good to be true, and so I refused to believe it.I didn’t want light. I didn’t want food, because I didn’t deserve it. I stayed indoors for those days, trying to keep my mind busy by reading t