All Chapters of An Alpha's Forbidden Mate : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Chapter Two “ouch ” I hissed under my breath as I yanked at the ropes biting into my skin. They were coated with silver, and every tug burned like fire searing straight through my veins. My palms blistered as I fought them off, but I didn’t care. I had to get free. I had to get home. By the time the last knot fell loose, my hands were raw and trembling. Each step I took felt heavier than the last. My legs shook, but I forced them forward. I kept thinking of my family, of my father, of Tom. If I could just make it to the door, everything would be fine. When the lights of home finally appeared in the distance, relief rushed through me so strong it almost knocked me off my feet. “Finally…” I whispered, my lips trembling as I collapsed against the front door. The door swung open, and the shocked face of my father, Isaac, stared down at me. “Luna!” he gasped, his voice breaking. He crouched, shaking me gently. Then he shouted over his shoulder, “Tom! Get down here, now!” My bro

Chapter Four The moment the elder vanished, the air shifted. I could feel it—the weight of a hundred eyes pressing down on me, burning with hunger, envy, and greed. I wasn’t just Luna anymore; I was the saint, the girl blessed with all five traits, the one holding the token to Astex. And to them, that made me prey. My father, Isaac, was the first to move. He climbed the platform and leaned close, his voice barely a whisper. “Listen to me, Luna. I’ll create a distraction. Take Tom and run toward the town. They won’t dare touch you in front of humans.” I swallowed, nerves scraping against my throat. “Okay, Dad,” I whispered back. He squeezed my hand once, then turned away. Ten seconds later, a flash of blinding white light exploded across the clearing, swallowing everything in brilliance. Cries erupted—wolves cursed, bodies stumbled, the crowd shielded their eyes. That was our chance. “Tom—now!” I grabbed my brother’s hand and ran, pulling him through the forest. Branches

Chapter Six The last thing I remembered was the poison eating through my veins, Dylan’s cruel smile, and John being dragged into the dark. Then—blackness. But someone had been watching. From the shadows, the Supreme Elder, Jasper, moved like a phantom. His cloak whipped behind him as he caught my limp body before it touched the ground. Silent as the night, he carried me into the depths of the forest to a hidden cabin cloaked in wards. He laid me on the bed and kept watch. --- The next morning, sunlight crept through the window, warm against my face. I groaned and tried to block it with my hand. My head throbbed. “Where… am I?” My voice was barely a whisper. That’s when I noticed him. Jasper was sitting in a chair beside me, watching me like a hawk. I jolted upright, my heart racing. “You—” Memories from the night before slammed into me, and I clutched my head. “Oh, good. You’re awake,” Jasper said evenly, as if this were all normal. Rage boiled inside me. “Don’t a

Chapter Eight Jasper launched himself into the air, spear raised high. I barely had time to block. The clash rattled my arms, but before I could recover, his foot slammed into my stomach, sending me stumbling back.“Ouch,” I hissed out of reflex. But then I froze.Wait. That didn’t hurt.Something inside me surged. My body felt light—powerful. As Jasper came at me again, my instincts took over. I twisted aside, moving faster than thought, the spear in my hands almost an extension of myself. Every strike he threw, I countered. Every step he took, I was already there.Then, in a flash, I struck. My spear whistled through the air and stopped inches from his throat. My chest rose and fell, and that’s when I saw it—my reflection in his eyes. My irises glowed silver.Jasper dropped to one knee, smirking. “You’ve passed your final test.”Before I could reply, he tossed a folded piece of parchment at my feet. I picked it up and unfolded it.“A map?” I asked, breathless.“It’s where the Light

Chapter TenWhat have I done?That was the only thought screaming in my head as I dropped to my knees beside Isaac—my father—who lay groaning on the floor, a silver blade buried deep in his stomach. My hands trembled as I reached for the hilt, heart pounding so hard it felt like it might shatter my ribs.“Dad!” My voice cracked as I pulled the blade out, blood smearing my fingers. His breath hitched in pain, and guilt clawed at my chest so violently that I almost couldn’t breathe.Closing my eyes, I forced myself to focus. You can fix this. You can fix this.I pressed my palms over the wound, and green light bloomed between my fingers—soft at first, then glowing brighter, pulsing in rhythm with my heartbeat. The air vibrated faintly as my energy surged, knitting torn flesh together at an unnatural speed.When the light faded, I was shaking. My father groaned again, then slowly sat up, pressing a hand to his now-healed stomach. “Luna… what is wrong with you?” His voice was a mix of ang