All Chapters of THE ALPHA KING'S DESPISED OMEGA : Chapter 11 - Chapter 18

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Chapter 11: After

Evelyn's Pov: I woke to the sound of rain. For a moment, I thought the laughter of the pack still echoed in my head. Then the sharp, bitter smell of herbs reached me. I realized I was in a small cabin, not the hall. My knees ached. My hands were wrapped in clean bandages. Someone had cared enough to touch what everyone else ignored. Rowan sat by the fire with his boots off, stirring a pot that smelled almost good. When I moved, he looked up, raising an eyebrow. “About time,” he said. “I thought you would sleep until the next full moon.” My voice came out rough. “You should have let me.” He snorted. “Then who would complain about my cooking?” I tried to laugh, but it caught in my throat. The sound that came out was more of a sob. Rowan didn’t look away or pity me; he just handed me a cup of water. “Drink. The healer said you fainted twice.” I obeyed. The water tasted metallic, but it helped. When I set the cup down, my hands shook less. “Lucien?” I asked before I could stop m

Last Updated : 2025-11-12

Chapter 12: The Shattered Garden

Evelyn's Pov: The next morning, Rowan showed up before sunrise, knocking on the cabin door like it owed him money. “Get up,” he said through the wood. “I found something that’ll make the elders choke.” “I don’t want to choke anyone,” I muttered, still half asleep. He laughed. “Not literally. Come on, you’ll see.” I followed him through wet grass and cold air until we reached the far edge of the pack’s land—the old Alpha garden. Lucien’s mother had tended it once. Now it was a ghost of itself: broken statues, weeds, and a cracked stone fountain that hadn’t sung in years. “Why are we here?” I asked. Rowan grinned. “Because the elders told the omegas to ‘restore the garden before the Alpha ceremony.’ Which means you, lucky you.” I rolled my eyes. “That’s not funny.” “It’s a little funny.” I knelt beside the fountain, brushing dirt off the stones. The air here felt strange—heavier, full of something that hummed under my skin. When I pulled away a vine, light spilled from bene

Last Updated : 2025-11-13

chapter 13

“I won’t cry again,” I whispered into the dark.For a long moment, the only answer was silence — the heavy kind that presses against your ribs like it knows all your secrets. My eyes stayed fixed on the trees outside the window. Rain dripped from the branches like the forest was trying to catch its breath after drowning all night.Behind me, Rowan shifted in the chair by the fire. The sound was soft enough that if I hadn't been awake, I wouldn’t have heard it.I hadn’t slept. Not really.By the time Rowan started to wake, stretching like his spine had turned to stone overnight, I was already standing.His eyes found me instantly. He didn’t ask why I was awake or why I looked like I’d been frozen in place for hours. Rowan wasn’t the kind of man who asked questions he already knew the answers to.“You ready?” he asked quietly.I nodded, even though my body still felt hollow.He stood, rolling out the stiffness in his neck, then crossed the room and took a cloak from the hook. He held it

Last Updated : 2025-11-16

Chapter 14

Azazel.Even in my mind, the name felt like cold fingers around my spine.Rowan’s kettle hissed over the fire, but it didn’t calm the shaking under my skin. I kept my hands hidden beneath the blanket, pressing them against my ribs as if I could physically contain the panic.My body still felt wrong — like something inside me hadn’t fully settled since the garden yesterday. Like the earth itself was breathing beneath my feet.Rowan didn’t turn around, but his voice came low and steady.“You don’t have to explain what your mother said.”My throat almost closed. “How do you know she said anything?”He gave a soft breath that might’ve been a laugh. “Because you look like someone suddenly waiting for the world to collapse.”I almost smiled. Almost.But the name echoed again.Azazel.Searching for you.I stared at my mother’s sleeping face, trying to breathe past the tightness in my chest.Rowan set the kettle aside and moved toward us. “The tea’s ready. I’ll help her drink it when she wake

Last Updated : 2025-11-18

Chapter 15

The door was still vibrating when silence swallowed the cabin whole. The blanket around my shoulders felt suddenly too heavy. Too warm. Too tight. Like I was wrapped in the echo of Lucien’s aura and couldn’t crawl out from under it. My heartbeat still hadn’t slowed. Rowan stood near the table, shoulders tense, jaw set, but keeping his distance the way a Beta should. Not crowding. Not touching. Not intruding. Just watching me with those steady eyes that never made me feel small. “You’re shaking,” he said softly. “I’m fine.” “You keep saying that,” Rowan murmured. “One day I might believe you.” My knees nearly buckled, but I forced myself to sit before he moved to help me. My legs folded beneath me as if the bond had stolen my strength. Maybe it had. The air still tasted like him — like cedar smoke and heat and something feral. Even gone, Lucien’s presence clung to my lungs like it didn’t want to leave me either. My wolf whimpered deep inside my chest. I dug my na

Last Updated : 2025-11-18

Chapter 16: What Truth?

EVELYN — POVThe moment Lucien’s voice fell silent outside the door, the world inside the cabin went dead still.My pulse felt too loud, pounding in my throat, in my ears, in the tips of my fingers.“Evelyn and her mother must never learn the truth.”The sentence replayed itself over and over, each time worse, each time colder. My breath stalled halfway in my chest.My mother?What truth?Why say it like… like she was dangerous?My legs moved on their own, carrying me closer to the thin wooden door. I didn’t dare touch it. I just listened, heart cracking through my ribs.Rowan’s voice came first — quiet, tight with concern.“Alpha… she heard part of it. She needs to know what she’s up against.”Lucien’s response hit like a slap.“No. She needs to stay out of it.”His tone was low, vibrating through the walls. Not just angry. Terrified.I’d never heard fear in his voice. Not once. Not even when he stared down rogue wolves twice his size. But now?Now he sounded like the world was crack

Last Updated : 2025-11-24

Chapter 17: Dragged

EVELYN — POVBloodborn.The word pulsed inside my skull long after Rowan closed the door. My hands were shaking so badly I nearly dropped the skirt I’d grabbed from the chair.I didn’t pack much. There wasn’t much to pack — two dresses, a comb, the little necklace my mother gave me, and the herbs I still had left from the greenhouse.My mother.My chest squeezed painfully. I needed to check on her. I needed to—The door slammed open again.Rowan didn’t even flinch.Lucien filled the frame like he owned the air around him. Rain had soaked through his shirt; droplets slid down the hard line of his throat. His jaw was clenched so tight the muscle ticked.He didn’t look at my bag.He looked at me.And something in his eyes… god, something in his eyes nearly buckled my knees again. Not anger. Not entirely.A kind of wildness.A kind of fear.A kind of mine.“I said five minutes,” he growled.“It hasn’t been—”He stepped forward, grabbed my wrist, and pulled me out of the cabin before I cou

Last Updated : 2025-11-24

Chapter 18: dooorr

EVELYN — POV: “Evelyn—what the hell—” Lucien didn’t finish. He was still staring at me like he had no idea what I was or what I’d just done. My palm throbbed. My heartbeat was everywhere. “I didn’t mean to,” I said quietly. He ran a hand through his hair, looking… shaken. I’d never seen him like that. Not even in battle. “You’re coming with me,” he said. It wasn’t loud. Just flat. I took a step back. “Lucien, wait—” “Don’t pretend you didn’t hear me.” His tone snapped, sharp like he was trying to hold himself together. “I’m not pretending,” I said. “I just want to know—” “Pack your things.” “No.” That one word froze him. He moved toward me so fast the air shifted. His aura hit the room hard, and for a second I forgot how to breathe. “Evelyn.” The way he said my name

Last Updated : 2025-12-02

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