All Chapters of An Alpha's Forbidden Mate : Chapter 11 - Chapter 16

Chapter 11 I couldn’t breathe when I saw him.John.For a moment, my body froze, every muscle locked between shock and the sudden rush of anger burning in my chest. I didn’t even realize Stephanie was calling my name until her voice snapped me back.“Luna? Luna, are you even listening?” she asked, waving a hand in front of my face.I blinked, forcing myself to focus, but my gaze drifted back toward him—toward Damien.Stephanie followed my stare, and then her lips curled into a teasing smile. “Oh, I get it now.”I frowned. “Get what?”She grinned wider. “Luna, are you guys… dating?”My mouth dropped. “Wait—what? No way that’s never going to happen.”Stephanie tilted her head, confused. “But wasn’t Damien your crush?”“Was,” I muttered, slamming my locker shut harder than I meant to. “And please, Steph, don’t tell anyone. I don’t need any rumors flying around.”Before she could reply, I turned away. “I’ll see you after class.”---Class was the same as always—buzzing with noise, laught

Chapter Thirteen – The Truth Beneath the BloodI woke up choking on air, my throat dry and burning. Every muscle in my body trembled as if my veins were on fire. The bitter taste of herbs lingered on my tongue — the same ones my father forced into my mouth before I passed out.The room was quiet, dimly lit by the moonlight spilling through the window. I could still feel traces of the poison pulsing through my body, crawling under my skin like a whisper that refused to fade. My head throbbed, but faint voices echoed from the next room — my father’s voice and… someone else’s.I pushed myself up, wobbling slightly before steadying my balance. My bare feet barely made a sound on the wooden floor as I crept toward the half-open door. The faint light inside flickered, glowing with a strange silver hue. I peeked through the crack — my father was standing before a crystal orb, blood dripping from a small cut on his palm.“By the moon’s bond,” he whispered, letting a drop of blood fall onto th

Chapter Fourteen The next day, Tom woke up in a vast stone hall where each wall held a burning torch that pushed the darkness away, revealing a room both majestic and terrifying.Three figures sat before him on gold-plated chairs — a man, a woman, and a boy. The man wore a massive crown that gleamed under the firelight. Elders stood beside them, cloaked in thick robes, clutching books tightly against their chests. Their presence was solemn, almost holy, like ancient priests guarding forgotten secrets.Tom’s pulse raced. Even without being told, he could tell the man with the crown was someone of immense importance — perhaps a king.The crowned man’s deep voice echoed through the hall.“Pure blood… what are you doing on this side of the forest?”Tom’s breath hitched. His mind spun as he glanced at the enormous wolves behind him — creatures with gleaming eyes and low growls vibrating through the air.“I— I got lost on my way home, sir,” he stammered, his voice trembling.The hall went