All Chapters of ALPHA'S WİTCH (Midnight Oath): Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

A little later, as I descended the mountain road, I saw the old mountain house. The anger from the incident in the town center instantly vanished from my face. The moment I saw the house, everything melted away. It was like a living, breathing structure. It was just as I remembered from my childhood. But it seemed to have aged over the years. I got out of the car and approached the door with the creaking of the porch. The key was still in the same place. Under the pot in front of the window. I took the key and pushed open the heavy wooden door with my trembling hands. At that moment, it was as if the silence of years descended upon me. Everything screamed that no one had touched it for a long time. I was laughing to myself, shaking my head. "Grandma..." I said, calling out to the empty house. "You really left me an old and dusty mountain house. How did you think I would celebrate Christmas in this house?" Yes, it looked intimidating, but I had to start somewhere. I rolled up

Eva was in the deepest darkness of sleep that night, wandering in the most hidden corners of her dreams. But this time the dream she had was very different from the previous ones. The dream was so powerful, she felt everything so clearly in her body as if she were experiencing it at that moment. So much so that she couldn't even control her breathing. In her dream; She was half-naked in a pure white bed. That muscular man was lying on top of her, looking at her with his amber eyes and smiling. He had wrapped himself around her on the bed, every muscle in his body tense. The reddish-brown hair falling across his handsome face and those amber eyes were literally driving her crazy. With those tattooed arms and flirtatious gaze, it was him. The man from her dreams was pressing her to the bed with lust. "You made me wait," he growled, his voice dark and husky in tone. Eva was surprised. Because she had never heard his voice in her dreams before. "You can speak," she whispered. "Yes, l

As Eva left Elly's house, her mind was in chaos. Elly's mother knew something. Elly knew something too. But no one was talking.It was expected that there would be a reason for the townspeople's hatred toward her family."Eva, wait!" Elly ran after her, grabbing Eva's arm.Eva turned, her eyes holding both anger and a wounded expression. "What, Elly? What other secret do you want to keep from me?"Elly swallowed hard, her eyes welling up. "I... I don't want to tell you. Because it will hurt. And you've already suffered so much.""Then why did you start?" Eva's voice cracked. "Why did you tell me those tales?""Because you need to know!" Elly cried out desperately. Then she lowered her voice, looking around them. "But... I don't want to be the one to tell you. I have just one favor to ask."Eva exhaled sharply in frustration and waited."Your grandmother must have had a small chest." Elly's voice trembled. "Do you remember? Wooden, small, old. Did she give it to you?"Eva's breath caug

Eva stared at the mark on her chest in shock.Faint purple veins traced a circular pattern. Right over her heart. It looked like a tattoo, but it wasn't. It was alive. Pulsing like a heartbeat."The seal," Elly said excitedly, her voice trembling. "The Alpha's seal! Eva, this is real! It's really real!"But I was panicking."Wait, wait, wait!" I said, throwing my hands up. "How do we remove this? There has to be a way, right? A ritual? Magic? Laser? Acid?" My voice rose with growing panic.Elly laughed."You can't remove it, Eva! This isn't a curse, it's a bond! You released the ancient wolf's spirit from the medallion. Don't you understand? He was trapped in wolf form for centuries. His mind was clouded, like an animal. Yesterday, you freed his spirit. Now he has an Alpha's consciousness!"Eva furrowed her brows and muttered."Wait," I said. "He made me coffee. If he only has consciousness, how is he brewing coffee with paws?"Elly's laughter stopped. Shock registered on her face. Th

Eva slowly opened her eyes, her body ice cold yet strangely... relaxed. The heat that had threatened to burst her heart yesterday was gone. The first thing she noticed was the seal on her chest. It had become much more defined than its blurred state from last night. The purple veins now appeared sharper, deeper, as if they were living beneath her skin. As if they were taking root.Then Kael's roguish smile appeared before her eyes. His wet lips and that scent..."It was a dream," she whispered to herself. "It must have all been a dream. There's no other explanation. Yes, I'm losing my mind."But then... she remembered more details. She hadn't walked here. Kael had carried her. Over his shoulder, like a sack of potatoes. And that slap! God, she could die of embarrassment right now...She dangled her feet over the edge of the bed and froze in that instant.On the edge of the sheets, clearly visible... were blood stains.She covered her mouth with her hands, her eyes wide as saucers."Da