Todos los capítulos de Marked For Vengeance : Capítulo 1 - Capítulo 10

CHAPTER ONE Genesis --- The first time I stepped into the Varkas estate, I didn’t look at the Alpha. I felt him. Power has a presence. It presses against your skin, settles into your bones, demands acknowledgment whether you give it or not. I gave it nothing. My heels clicked softly against polished marble as I crossed the threshold, the sound deliberate, measured. Every step had been practiced. Every breath controlled. Every movement calculated down to the smallest detail. Genesis Walker. That was who I was now. Not the girl who had once screamed as flames devoured her home. Not the child who had clawed at blood-soaked ground, begging for a family that would never answer. That girl was dead. I killed her myself. “Miss Walker.” The voice came from my left smooth, respectful, carefully neutral. A servant. Or perhaps an enforcer dressed as one. In a place like this, the line between the two blurred. “This way. The Alpha is expecting you.” Of course he was. Lucien Varkas

CHAPTER THREE Genesis --- The Varkas estate was quieter in the morning. Not softer—never that. Just… sharpened. Like a blade waiting to be used. I noticed it the moment I stepped onto the grounds, the air cool against my skin, carrying the faint hum of power that never truly left this place. Wolves moved through the estate with purpose—guards, servants, pack members—all of them aware of their place. All of them aware of him. I adjusted the sleeve of my blouse, smoothing out a crease that didn’t exist. Control. Always control. Genesis Walker did not fidget. She did not hesitate. She certainly did not think about the way her chest had tightened the moment Lucien Varkas had looked at her. I walked forward. --- “Stop.” The command was sharp. Female. I paused, not because I had to. Because I chose to. Slowly, I turned. She was exactly what I expected. Tall. Beautiful. Immaculate in a way that was almost aggressive. Her posture screamed authority, her gaze sharper tha

CHAPTER FIVELucien---Selene did not speak until the door closed.The sound echoed through the room, sharp against the lingering tension Genesis Walker had left behind.Lucien didn’t turn.He remained exactly where he was, gaze fixed on the space near the desk where she had stood, as if the air itself still held her presence.It did.Faint.Subtle.Persistent.Annoying.“You’re distracted.”Selene’s voice cut through the silence, controlled but edged with something sharper beneath.Lucien said nothing.“You never dismiss me,” she continued. “Not without reason.”Still—nothing.That, more than anything, irritated her.“I saw the way you were standing with her,” Selene added, her tone tightening. “Close enough to forget yourself.”Lucien’s gaze shifted slightly.Not toward her.Toward the desk.Toward the exact point where his hand had closed around Genesis’s wrist.A memory.Brief.Unwelcome.Her pulse.Fast—for a moment.Then gone.Controlled.Like everything else about her.Interes

CHAPTER SIX Genesis --- The moment the door closed behind him I knew. Something had shifted. Not in the room. Not in the air. In the story. And for the first time since stepping into Lucien Varkas’s territory I was no longer the only one in control of it. --- I didn’t go to the west wing. I didn’t return to my quarters. Instead, I walked. Calm. Measured. Unhurried. Every step placed with intention as I moved through the quieter corridors of the estate, my expression composed, my breathing steady. But inside Everything was calculating. Replaying. That word. Marking. My fingers curled slightly at my sides. There was only one kind of marking that would make Kael hesitate like that. Only one that would make Lucien’s tone shift even if just for a second. Old. Recognizable. Feared. I exhaled slowly. Carefully. Because I already knew what it was. And that meant Someone else did too. --- By the time I reached my quarters, the sun had dipped low enough to cas

CHAPTER EIGHT Genesis --- Being watched constantly was… inconvenient. Not restricting. Not suffocating. Just Annoying. I noticed the shift immediately. The moment I stepped into the corridor that morning, the air felt tighter. Not because of fear. Because of presence. Kael. Always within distance. Always just close enough to intervene. Lucien hadn’t just placed me under watch. He had placed me under him. Smart. Very smart. --- “You don’t trust me.” The words slipped out as I stopped walking. Kael didn’t look surprised. Didn’t even look at me immediately. “You gave the Alpha a reason not to,” he replied evenly. I turned slightly, studying him. He wasn’t like the others. Not reactive. Not easily provoked. Steady. Loyal. Dangerous in a different way. “And you?” I asked. “Do you trust me?” His gaze finally met mine. Sharp. Assessing. “No.” Honest. I almost respected that. --- We stood there for a moment, the silence stretching between us, heavy but no