All Chapters of Alpha's Heaven: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

I woke up before the sun even rose, my heart already racing with a mix of excitement and nerves. The room was still dark and quiet, but I couldn’t fall back asleep. I kept turning over, thinking about what tomorrow would bring, and the more I thought about it, the harder it was to stay still.Tomorrow is my eighteenth birthday—the day everything is supposed to change. The day I’ll finally shift for the first time and meet my wolf. I can feel her, but only faintly. They call me wolfless because I’m an omega, the weakest of the pack. But I know she’s there. She’s been with me since I was a pup.I’ve waited for this my entire life. People say the first shift is painful, that your bones snap and realign, but honestly? I don’t care. Pain is nothing new to me. What matters is that I’m so close to finally becoming who I was meant to be.I threw off my blanket and stood in the middle of the tiny storage room I call my bedroom. The walls were cracked, and the floor creaked with every step. A s

I woke up staring at the cracked ceiling of the attic. My alarm hadn’t even gone off yet, but I didn’t have the energy to move. I just lay there on my back, listening to the faint creaks of the old attic as if it were breathing around me. For a while, I stayed still, trying to savour the taste of my upcoming freedom.It's my 18th birthday—the day I'm finally free from this hell.My birthday—or at least, it should’ve been. But in this house, in this pack, I didn’t exist. Today belonged to Damian Wolfe. The golden heir.I pushed myself up slowly, the thin mattress beneath me groaning with the movement. For years, I had slept on it, I never once found it comforting. I glanced at it now, almost as if to say goodbye, though I doubted it would miss me. I sat at the edge of the bed and pulled my knees to my chest.“Happy birthday, Skye,” I whispered into the still air. The words fell flat and cold.I moved the moment I heard the head maid’s voice barking out my name from downstairs. By the

The full moon was already rising, high above the trees that surrounded Silverclaw territory. Its silver light bathed the forest in an ethereal glow, filtering through my window in long, ghostly beams.This was the moment I’d dreaded my entire life—and now it's finally happening.A wave of panic crashed into me, sharp and cold, mixing with the heat that already burned through my body. I wasn’t ready for this. I didn’t know how to do this. No one had ever shown me, no one had ever prepared me. I had no idea how to control it, how to survive it. All I had ever heard were stories—terrifying stories—about first shifts. Stories about pain so unbearable that it broke them. About how dangerous it was if you lost yourself in it.And I had no one. I was completely, utterly alone. The pain was everywhere. It filled my chest, my head, my arms. It was so deep and so sharp that for a second I thought I might really break apart before I even shifted.I dug my nails into the wooden floorboards, my f

Skye’s POVI still couldn’t believe it.Damian is my mate.I am his mate.Even now, hours after the bond snapped into place like a cruel joke from the Moon Goddess herself, the words felt like smoke in my mouth—too unreal, too impossible to shape into truth. It sounded like a lie every time I whispered it to myself, like some fever dream dreamt up by a desperate girl who’d spent too many nights wondering what it would feel like to matter.I sat curled in the farthest corner of my room, knees pulled to my chest, fingers tangled in the sleeves of my oversized hoodie. My heart wouldn’t stop pounding. My wolf wouldn’t stop pacing. And my thoughts—goddess, they were spiraling like a storm with no end in sight.Because how could he be mine?The same Damian who never spared me more than a passing glance during training. He was always at the front, commanding attention with his brutal strength, his sharp eyes, his perfectly controlled movements. Every trainee watched him and idolized him whil

Skye's POVI’m still puzzled by the way Damian’s behavior suddenly shifted toward me. It’s like a switch flipped overnight. One day, he was the cold, untouchable Alpha’s son who barely acknowledged I existed, and the next he’s looking at me like I mean something. Like I matter.And I hate how much that confuses me.I should feel grateful, maybe. Or flattered. But all I feel is a giant, tangled mess inside my chest. Anxiety, dread, curiosity—yeah, that’s there too—and this low, aching pulse that tightens every time I sense him near.I didn’t ask for this.I didn’t want to be tied to someone who let me fade into the background while I fought tooth and nail to survive each day in this pack. I didn’t want the Moon Goddess to bind me to someone who stood by while I was nothing but a target.But she did.Of all the wolves in the world, she tied me to himAnd now I’m Damian’s mate. Just great.I don’t even know what that means. What it’s supposed to look like. I’m not like the other girls in