All Chapters of THE ALPHA KING'S DESPISED OMEGA : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

“The Moon Goddess has made her choice.”The elder’s voice thundered across the ceremonial hall. A hush fell over the pack, silence so heavy I could hear my own heartbeat slamming in my chest.Dozens of eyes turned in my direction.My palms were clammy. My chest heaved. The bond tugged at me, an invisible string pulling me toward him.Lucien Blackthorn.My breath hitched as my gaze locked with his. Tall, broad-shouldered, dangerous. Golden eyes that burned like fire under the glow of the moonlight filtering through the tall windows. The future Alpha. The man every she-wolf in the Blood fang Pack dreamed of.And the Moon Goddess had given him… to me.I felt my lips part, trembling with disbelief. My heart screamed inside me—hope, fear, everything tangled. Me, Evelyn. The weak omega. The nobody. The girl who spent her life scrubbing floors, ignored, mocked, forgotten.For one fleeting second, I thought maybe the Goddess hadn’t abandoned me after all. Maybe I was chosen for something more

I walked home with my head down, trying not to hear the whispers that followed me. Every step hurt. The bond pain still burned in my chest, sharp and cold at the same time. It felt like something inside me had cracked open. When I reached the small cabin near the servants’ quarters, I stopped to breathe. The walls were old, the roof leaked when it rained, but it was the only place that ever felt safe. “Evelyn,” a soft voice called from inside. My mother. She was sitting up on her bed, pale and thin, but her smile still warmed the room. Her long dark hair was streaked with silver, her eyes calm like the moonlight. “You’re back early,” she said. “Did something happen?” she asked worry visible in her voice. I forced a small smile and shook my head. “No, Mama. Just work. The Alpha wanted extra help at the ceremony.” She looked at me for a long time. I could tell she didn’t believe me.She always saw through me, no matter how quiet I was. “You’re trembling, my love.” She re

Evelyn POV: By morning, the whispers had multiplied. Everywhere I went, someone was talking about the night I’d been summoned to the Alpha’s chamber. No one said what they thought happened, but their smirks said enough. Selena found me near the training yard, scrubbing the benches. “Still here?” she said loudly, so her friends could hear. “Maybe if you clean hard enough, the Alpha will notice you again.” Laughter followed. I kept my head down. “Yes, Miss Selena.” She stepped closer, heel pressing on the bucket’s rim until it flipped. Water splashed over my feet. “Oops,” she said. “Clumsy omega.” Then a voice cut through—flat, low, full of weight. “That’s enough, Selena.” Rowan said as he worked towards us. Everybody fell quiet. Even the wind seemed to hold its breath. Rowan stood a few paces away. Lucien’s Beta. Rowen, who gave orders with one look and who the younger guards followed without question. He didn’t often speak to the low ranks. When he did, people li

Evelyn’s POVAfter I ran away from the feast, I went straight to my mother. She couldn’t attend the feast tonight. She was doing worse than before. Her sickness skyrocketed last night, and now she looked so pale and weak, barely breathing in her sleep.I sighed deeply as I watched her rest peacefully. I lost my father early, and now she’s the only one I have left. I can’t bear to lose her too. The thought of it alone is enough to drive me insane.Flashes of what happened earlier at the feast kept haunting me. How Lucien came after me just because I switched the drink that was supposed to harm me. The way he looked at me—it wasn’t just anger, it was the kind of look a protective mate gives when someone tries to hurt his beloved. For a moment, it almost felt like he cared.That’s how he’s supposed to protect me, to shield me like a true Alpha would. But instead, he was furious—furious that I changed the same drink his precious girlfriend tried to give me.I know I’m nothing but a worthl

Lucien’s POV:The sight before me made my jaw tighten. Evelyn was standing too close to Rowan. His hand rested on her arm, steadying her as she stumbled, and for a moment — too long a moment — she didn’t pull away. I could feel something burning deep in my chest. Jealousy. Anger. Possessiveness I had no right to feel. She’s nothing, I reminded myself. Just an omega. Just a mistake I should have ignored the moment I saw her. But my eyes refused to leave her face — red and tear-streaked, weak, desperate. The kind of weakness that both disgusted and tempted me. Rowan looked up, startled, and immediately stepped back. “Alpha,” he began, but I raised a hand. “Enough.” My voice was calm, too calm. “From now on, Evelyn will work directly under Selena. She clearly needs… supervision.” Evelyn froze. “Lucien, please—” I didn’t look at her. “You heard me. Report to Selena tomorrow morning. And Rowan—” I turned to him, eyes sharp. “You will not interfere. That’s an order.” Rowan’s jaw tig