All Chapters of The Alpha King's Plus Size Mate : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Olivia’s POV I stood in a place that didn’t feel like earth. Everything was still not the normal kind of quiet, but a deep, strange silence that felt alive, like something was watching causing me goosebumps. The ground under my feet shined like smooth marble, but it felt soft, almost like I was standing on clouds made of silver mist. Moonlight covered everything. Not just one moon. Three. They hung high in the sky, huge and glowing, their light spreading across the land like flowing silk. The stars were brighter than I had ever seen, so close it felt like I could reach out and touch them. They didn’t twinkle.They moved slowly, like they were breathing in strange rhythm. The air smelled like jasmine and fresh rain. Tall Ancient stone pillars stood around me in a wide circle. They were carved with strange symbols I didn’t understand, but somehow they felt familiar. The markings glowed softly as I looked, like they were reacting to me being there. “Where am I?” I whispered. My v

Alpha Kingsley’s POV I stood behind her and watched her sleep. There was something… strange about it. Almost magical. The way she looked so peaceful, like nothing in the world could touch her. A small smile rested on her lips, like she was dreaming of something good. Every now and then, she mumbled softly, words I couldn’t understand, her brows moving a little like she was talking to someone in her dream. I had never seen her like this before. So calm. So… soft. It was distracting, No more than that. It was intoxicating. I told myself I was only here to make sure she was okay. That was all. She was important. I needed her alive and well until I figured things out. Until I got what I wanted. Nothing more. At least… that’s what I kept telling myself. But time passed, and I didn’t move. Not even once. I just stood there, watching her breathe like some kind of fool. Then suddenly, she moved. Her fingers clenched the sheets tightly. A small whimper left her lips, then it turn

Alpha Kingsley’s POV The moment I stepped into the northern side of the territory… I noticed something changed. The wind turned cold and heavy, pressing against my skin like a warning. Even the forest didn’t feel right. It was like the trees themselves were on edge. Some of my warriors were already there, standing uniformly along the treeline when I arrived. Nobody spoke. Nobody needed to. The silence was loud enough. Thick. Suffocating. Andrew stepped forward. “It started about an hour ago,” he said. “One of the patrol guards felt something strange. The energy rose fast… then dropped. But it didn’t disappear completely.” I didn’t answer him. I crouched down and pressed my palm against the ground, allowing Argon control as we sniffed. And then I felt it. Rotten and malicious. Dark magic. It didn’t feel like normal power. It wasn’t wild like rogue energy. It wasn’t illusionary or balanced like a witch’s usual craft. No. This one was… rotten. Corrupted. It felt dirty, like

Alpha Kingsley’s POV I moved quickly toward where the alarm came from. Just as I expected, a crowd had already gathered. Andrew pushed through the warriors the moment he saw me. “We caught a patrol guard trying to escape when we started questioning them,” he said. “Interesting,” I replied, stepping closer. The guard was on the ground. Shaking and Breathing hard. I crouched in front of him. The moment our eyes met, fear took over his face completely. He tried to crawl back, his hands dragging across the dirt. Then suddenly He pulled out a small black knife and moved to cut his throat. But I was faster. I struck his hand before the blade could touch his skin. The knife flew out and landed a few steps away. At the same time, I grabbed his throat and lifted him off the ground. “Who are you working for?” I asked, my voice cold. My aura pressed down on him. Hard. The air around us changed. The warriors stepped back slightly. He couldn’t breathe properly. His body shook bad

Olivia’s POV I woke up to the loud chirping of birds outside the window. They were sitting on the tree just beside the room, making so much noise like they didn’t care if anyone was still sleeping. Morning sunlight streamed in through the window. It looked so beautiful… calm, peaceful, almost magical. The bed sheets wrapped around my body felt soft and smooth, almost like they didn’t want to let me go. For a moment, I just lay there, enjoying the warmth. Then I reached out beside me. Cold. Empty. My heart dropped a little. “He didn’t sleep here,” I whispered. A small wave of disappointment passed through me before I could stop it. Last night… when he came close to me… So close our bodies almost touched… I felt something. Something changed inside me. My body reacted in a way I didn’t understand. Like I wanted him. Like I needed him closer. And when I looked into his eyes… I saw something dark. Possessive. But for a brief moment… I also saw something softer. Something ge