Semua Bab The Alpha King's Plus Size Mate : Bab 1 - Bab 10

Olivia's POV “Mate,” Lucy howled inside my head, fierce and wild. The golden cord binding me was also binding Alpha Kingsley with a strong magnetic pull, drawing us closer to each other at an uncomfortable distance. I felt my heart pounding in my chest like it wanted to break free and run away.“This can’t be,” I whispered to myself. “Haven’t I suffered enough? Or is the Moon Goddess playing a prank on me?” I asked myself again, my throat tightening. Of all the males present, why must it be him? I was already prepared for not being able to find a mate, but who could have warned me or prepared me for this kind of situation? My hands were shaking slightly, and I folded them behind me so no one would notice.“How can this be?” Alpha Kingsley scoffed. “You… my mate?” A dark, mocking grin spread across his face. His eyes roamed over me slowly, cruelly, like he was looking at something unbelievable—something wrong. “Is the Moon Goddess bored?” he continued coldly. “Or does she need enterta

Lucy screamed inside my head. “MATE!” The word slammed into my mind with violent force, sharp and overwhelming. Pain ripped through my skull as I stumbled backward, terror gripping every part of me. My legs trembled violently beneath my weight, barely able to hold me upright. In that moment, everything that had happened that night crashed down on me all at once—the rejection, the humiliation, the fear. My chest tightened as my breathing grew shallow. Was he going to kill me too? The thought crept through my mind, fragile and desperate, barely formed before panic swallowed it whole. My vision blurred. Darkness slowly crept in from the edges, stealing the world away piece by piece. I could no longer feel the ground beneath my feet as the last of my strength gave out. The final sensation I registered was the cold night air rushing past me as I fell into unconsciousness. ALPHA KINGSLEY’S POV I paced the length of my chambers, my heavy footsteps echoing sharply against the marble

OLIVIA’S POVNight came quietly.Too quietly.I woke to pale moonlight filtering through the heavy curtains, painting the stone walls in soft gold. For a moment, I forgot where I was. My body felt rested—too rested—and the bed beneath me was still impossibly soft.Slowly, I sat up, clutching the blanket to my chest as I looked around the room again. Everything still felt unreal—too large, too polished, too powerful to belong to someone like me. This wasn’t a guest room.It was a suite.One meant for visiting Alphas or honored guests.Or prisoners dressed like queens.Lucy stirred inside me.Today matters, she murmured. The pack will sense you. You must show strength as a Luna.My stomach twisted painfully.“I don’t want them to,” I whispered.A soft knock interrupted my thoughts.I froze.The door opened carefully—not boldly like Alpha Kingsley’s had before.A woman stepped inside. She was middle-aged, her posture respectful but stiff. Her eyes flicked to my face, then immediately dro

OLIVIA’S POV I woke up to the sound of birds singing outside my window and golden sunlight filtering through the curtains. Every morning, I still paused… just staring at the room. It didn’t feel like mine. It was too beautiful. The carved wooden panels, the tall windows, the silk curtains… everything looked too perfect, too luxurious for someone like me. Sometimes, I had to remind myself that this was real and not a dream. I wondered what the rest of the pack’s land looked like. The forests I had seen from the balcony were wide and old, stretching endlessly under the sky. The stone buildings had been there for hundreds of years. I would love to see it all. That is… if I’m even allowed to. It had been five days since I left home. Or should I say ran away? In those five days, I had only seen the pack hall and this room. I stayed mostly indoors—not because anyone stopped me, but because old habits are hard to break. Years of being hidden away by my parents had trained me well.

Alpha Kingsley POV I was surprised when she walked onto the training grounds. After what happened at the dinner hall last night, I hadn’t expected to see her anywhere near a crowd. I certainly hadn’t expected her to stand in the open field with the entire pack watching. Argon hadn’t let me rest since dawn. “You let them mock her.” “You stood there.” “Coward.” I finally shut him out before his constant growling split my skull in two, I was already having headache. Who informed her about training? I wondered. Then it hit me. “Damn it.” I had made training compulsory for every pack member. Every pack member. I could have made an exception for her. She didn’t even have a wolf. It would have been reasonable. But if I was being honest with myself, a part of me had been curious. I wanted to see how she would handle herself. After last night, my thoughts had drifted toward her more than they should have. She hadn’t come down for breakfast. I knew why. So I sent Linda to her roo