All Chapters of My Alpha's Wild Obsession : Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Lina's POV “Sire…” I whispered, my voice barely louder than a breath. It sounded strange coming out of my mouth. Like I was saying a word that didn’t belong to me.I couldn’t move. My feet were stuck to the cold, shiny marble floor. The chill sank through the thin soles of my borrowed shoes and crawled up my legs. My hands stayed stiff at my sides, fingers clenched into fists so tight I could feel my nails digging into my palms. My heart thumped in my chest, not from nerves or excitement, but from fear. A quiet, sick fear that twisted in my stomach like a snake curling up inside me.What were they asking me to do?I just got here yesterday. Everything had happened so fast, I hadn’t even had time to think. I came here because I needed the job. I needed money for my family back in the small town. I thought I’d be cleaning, running errands—not standing here like some object for them to look at. The thought made my skin crawl.I tried to take a step forward, but something heavy sat in my

My hand slapped Lina's cheek hard. The loud crack echoed in the quiet room. A thin line of red appeared on her mouth. "Hmm," I thought, a quiet hum in my chest. "That's how I like it."Seeing her flinch, the quick pain in her big eyes, made me feel a strange thrill. How dare a human girl, a nobody, not listen to me? The nerve of her. The sheer rudeness. Since I couldn't have my own fated mate alive with me, since that terrible fate stuck to me like a rotting cloth, every single girl, every weak female, should pay for it. They were all part of the cruel joke played on me. A curse, a bad twist of fate, put on me because of them, because they even existed.Lina lay on the floor, like a crumpled mess of cream silk and lost innocence. It was a sad sight. Her tears started to fall, hot and fast, making clear paths through the dust on the marble floor. But even as tears streamed down, her eyes, full of a raw, deep hurt, never left mine. A tiny spark, maybe defiance or shock, still stayed in

"Over to you boys," I said, laughing hard, the sound echoing in the grand hall. My orders hung heavy in the air, it was a command that Lucian and Jamil were eager to follow, even though they were surprised I could tell them to have a fill of my property.I watched them approach the table, their eyes glinting with a hunger that mirrored my own. Lina lay there, like a crumpled heap of cream silk and shattered innocence, as she was still whimpering, her body shaking uncontrollably. Her eyes were red and swollen, as she darted it between my face and the approaching figures of my guards, a desperate, silent plea for mercy that would never come. She still didn't understand, did she? She was mine property that I acquired. I have paid, so she belongs to me.But her defiance, that stubborn spark I'd seen in her eyes, fueled my cold satisfaction.Lucian reached the table first, his shadow falling over Lina's prone form like a shroud. He moved with a lazy, predatory grace, his dark eyes never le

"Come here, girl, let me help you," Gwen said. Her voice was soft, a gentle sound that somehow cut through the roaring pain in my head, a pain so loud it drowned out everything else, this was unlike her. She never liked me the first time she set her eyes on me.I heard her bend down, the quiet rustle of her clothes, and then felt her hands. They were surprisingly warm and careful, touching my arms. They were trying to lift me up from the cold, hard floor where I lay. My body felt like a broken thing, every single part of me screaming. My legs felt like jelly, useless and heavy, just refusing to listen to my brain.I couldn't get a grip on myself, couldn't find even a tiny bit of strength anywhere inside me. As she pulled, I tried to stand, to push myself up, but my legs just buckled again, ready to give out, ready to drop me back down.The floor rushed up to meet me, cold and unforgiving, and I braced myself for another painful fall, another jolt of agony. Just before I hit, Gwen's gr

Kade's POV What happened? Why didn't I just drink my fill of her blood when I had her in the hall? That question kept bugging me, scratching at my mind like a fly I couldn't swat. It just wasn't like me, this weird pause, this quick moment where I wasn't my usual, wonderfully mean self. This Lina girl, she really had some guts to go against what I told her to do, and that, more than anything, just burned me up inside. Most humans, they see me and they run like crazy, their hearts pounding so hard you can almost hear them. They don't mess around when I tell them what's what, but you, Lina, you're just something else entirely. You’re like a tiny, annoying thorn in my paw, a little stone stuck in my perfectly shiny shoe.And for that, you're definitely going to be my toy, my living doll, until you beg for death to take you away. In your next life, if there even is one for folks like you, you'll learn not to talk back or ask some baseless question when I ask a question. You're just a cur