Semua Bab Mated To The Quadruplets Lycan Alphas : Bab 1 - Bab 10

Location: Ashwood City, District: Crescent Moon Pack’s territory.Rose's POVOMG! I swear, I have never seen so many naked people in one place in my entire life. It was like walking straight into a scene that no one warns you about in polite conversation. Too many titties—way too many—bouncing freely under the moonlight in the open field, moving without a care in the world. The sight was so ridiculous, so in-your-face, that my fingers actually twitched with the shameless urge to reach out, grab one, and give it a playful squeeze.I stifled a laugh, pressing my lips together.Don’t get it twisted—I’m not into women like that. I’m straight. Straight as an arrow, thank you very much. Yeah, I love boys, even though I’m still a virgin. But even I have to admit, a woman’s breasts… well, there’s an undeniable beauty there.God, I’m getting distracted. Focus, Rose.I shook my head hard enough that my earrings jingled, trying to pull myself back into the moment.This was supposed to be a sacr

Rose's POV It looked like they were destined to clash but before things could escalate further, a commanding voice boomed forth, authoritative and powerful. "Enough!" My heart swelled with relief as I saw my father riding toward us on his horse, flanked by his beta Marcel and a contingent of guards.As Father dismounted his horse, his hazel eyes blazed with fury. "Unhand my daughter this minute," he thundered. Damian's smile never wavered, but he released his grip on my wrist. I didn't hesitate, running to meet my father like a child seeking refuge. My long, thick blonde hair cascaded down my back like a waterfall, bouncing with each step. "Father!" I exclaimed, burying my face in his chest as I hugged him tightly, never letting go.Damian's voice was silky smooth as he spoke, "I had no intention of harming her. She's my future Luna, after all." My father's expression darkened at the claim, his eyes narrowing slightly. "Go back to your pack, Damian. Why are you causing trouble here?"

Author's POV“Take it off… completely.”The laughter stopped at once, snuffed out as if the very air had been stolen from the room.“Alpha, you can’t do this, she’s my—” Felix’s protest never reached its end.Damian’s knee drove into his gut with brutal precision, the impact forcing the air from Felix’s lungs in a strangled gasp. Before he could double over completely, Damian’s fist crashed into his face, sending him sprawling to the floor with a heavy, sickening thud. The sound alone silenced not only Felix but also every guest who had dared even to think of speaking.The Alpha straightened to his full height, his presence filling the room like a gathering storm. “I am the Alpha,” he said, his voice resonating with that commanding, bone-deep timbre that only an Alpha could wield. “No one tells me what I can… or cannot do.”A shiver rippled through the guests, and they instinctively shrank back, pressing themselves against the walls as if distance might shield them from his notice.Da

Rose’s POVAfter leaving my father’s chamber, the weight of what I’d just heard refused to let go of my chest. I couldn't breathe right, couldn't think straight. Six bodies. Six men dead. And I was almost certain they were the same ones Kavian had killed trying to protect me.I didn’t head back to my room. I needed someone to talk to. Someone who already knew the truth. I needed Laura.I found her in her room, brushing out her hair in front of the mirror.She turned quickly when she saw me. “You look like hell. What happened?”I stepped inside, shut the door, and let my back press against it. “Laura… something happened. A guard came into my father’s chambers. He said six dead bodies were found at the border.”Laura’s eyes widened. “Six?”I nodded, my throat dry. “They’re from the Nightshade Wolves pack. The same ones. I think… no, I know they’re the same men Kavian killed that night.”Laura jumped to her feet. “Shit.”“I don’t know what to do,” I whispered. “Father is worried Alpha Da

Rose’s POVThe tavern reeked of ale, sweat, and desperation. The moment Laura and I stepped inside, the noise wrapped around us like a suffocating cloak—drunken laughter, off-key singing, and the clatter of tankards slamming onto wooden tables. Smoke curled in the air, blurring the already dim candlelight and making it hard to breathe.We wove our way through the crowd, my eyes darting from one face to another, clinging to the desperate hope that one of them might be his. But Kavian was nowhere to be found. Instead, we attracted the attention of a group of intoxicated men whose stares turned from curious to lecherous within seconds.“Well, what do we have here?” one slurred, his breath foul and eyes hungry. “Don’t see pretty things like you around here often.”Their hands hovered too close. One reached for a lock of my hair while another tried to graze my waist. I froze, a tight knot forming in my chest. But Laura was swift—fierce and unrelenting. She shoved one man back with a snarl