Todos os capítulos de The Omega’s Revenge Harem: A Dark MMMM Erotica Tale: Capítulo 21 - Capítulo 30

FEBRUARY 10, 2006“Riven,” she whispered, her trembling hands curling around her husband’s blood-soaked shirt before a sound tore from her throat. Two Alpha Kings loomed over her. Lucien of Nightrein and Soren of Ironvein stood with their eyes, cold and merciless. Behind them, Kael, the new Alpha of Gravefang Pack, stepped forward. “Kael?” Her voice cracked as she looked up at him, disbelief etched on her face.“Wasn’t it because of this mere human you refused to marry me?” Kael spat, stepping closer. “This is why you rejected your true alpha mate?”Blood rushed through Kaida’s veins as she surged to her feet, her finger pointed directly at his face. “And that’s why you killed him? Because I chose love over mate bond?”“It’s forbidden for a wolf to marry a human.” Kael’s lip curled in disgust. “You disgraced me before the entire pack when you rejected me, your fated alpha mate, because of your pathetic love for him.” He gestured dismissively at Riven’s corpse.Something ancient flar

The palace looked the same as it had the night Dylan died. Aurelian stood at the gates with a small group of other applicants. His hands were steady. His face was calm. But inside, his heart pounded.This was where the journey of how Dylan saved him from death started from. And the kings had torn his friend apart while Aurelian watched like a coward, weak, that night because of the full moon.He pushed the memory down and followed the other candidates through the gates.A palace guard checked their names off a list. “Interviews are in the council room. Follow me.”They walked through the main entrance. The marble floors gleamed under crystal chandeliers. Portraits of past alpha kings lined the walls.The guard led them down a long corridor and stopped outside massive double doors. “Wait here. You’ll be called in one at a time.”The candidates shifted nervously. Some whispered to each other. Others just stared at the doors. While Aurelian stayed silent.One by one, applicants were call

Rhydian’s grip was very cold against Aurelian whose back was pressed hard against the alcove wall. His heart hammered against his ribs but he kept his face calm.“I asked you a question.” Rhydian’s voice was ice. “Why are you really here?”“I told the alphas,” Aurelian said, keeping his voice small. Scared. “I need the job to survive. The scholarship only covers—”“I don’t believe you.” Rhydian’s fingers tightened on his arm.Inside Rhydian’s head, Vale growled. “Something’s wrong about him. He’s hiding something.”But also: “He smells so good. I want him closer.”Rhydian ignored his wolf and leaned in. His eyes searched Aurelian’s face like he could find the truth written there.“You show up at the academy out of nowhere. Tavian can’t stop thinking about you. Astarian vouches for you.” His voice dropped dangerously low. “And now you’re here. Living in our palace.”Aurelian tried to pull away. “I’m just a student. I swear—”“What are you?” Rhydian demanded. “A spy? An assassin from a

AURELIAN’s POVI woke up gasping. My chest heaved like I had been drowning. My hands clawed at the air, searching for something—anything—to hold onto.But strong hands caught my shoulders.“Hey, hey. You’re okay. Breathe.”Tavian’s voice cut through the panic. His hands were warm and steady against my skin.I blinked hard, trying to focus. My heart hammered against my ribs. My throat felt raw.Where was I?I looked around slowly. This wasn’t my small servant’s room. The space was larger. Nicer. A massive bed with dark blue sheets. Bookshelves along one wall. A desk covered in papers. Moonlight streaming through tall windows.Tavian’s room.“There we go.” Tavian’s face came into focus above me. His hazel eyes were concerned. “You’re okay. Just breathe.”I realized I was lying on his bed. Still fully dressed in my servant clothes. Tavian sat beside me, one hand still on my shoulder.Astarian stood near the desk, holding a glass of water.“What…” My voice came out hoarse. “What happened?

ASTARIAN’S POV “We can’t think like that,” I said. “There has to be a way to break the curse. Even with Rhydian being… difficult.” Tavian lay back on the bed, staring at the ceiling. “Maybe. But we’re running out of time to figure it out.” Less than a month. The deadline lingered in my head. “This thing with Aurelian,” Tavian said slowly. “What we’re feeling. The bond. It has to stay between the four of us.” I looked at him. “What do you mean?” “I mean we can’t tell anyone else. Not our fathers. Not the other pack members. No one.” He turned his head to look at me. “You understand that, right?” “Why would I tell anyone?” Tavian sat up. His expression was more serious than I had ever seen it. “Good. Because what we’re feeling goes against everything our packs believe in.” I frowned. “The mate bond?” “No. The fact that our mate is male.” Tavian’s voice dropped. “Same-gender relationships are against pack law, Astarian. You know that.” I did know that. I had grown up hearing it