Semua Bab Claimed by the Triplet Alphas: Breeder for the Lycan King: Bab 1 - Bab 10

Kia"Kia? Are you still standing there?"The front door creaked open, letting in a gust of mountain air. Pam stepped inside, her bright red coat a sharp contrast to the grey shadows of the manor. She was the only person in this pack who didn't look at me like I was a smudge on the floor."Pam?”"Moon Goddess, you look like you’ve seen a Ghost King," she said, walking over to me. She gripped my shoulders, her eyes searching mine. "Did they do something? Was it Ryder?""They want me to... they have a plan for the bloodline," I whispered.Pam stiffened. As the daughter of the pack’s lead healer, she knew the legends of the Volkov curse better than anyone. She also knew exactly how ruthless the triplets could be when they felt their control slipping."We’re getting out of here for an hour," Pam decided, her jaw set. "The Ascension Ceremony starts at sundown, and the Beta sent me to fetch you. Every member of the pack has to be present for the opening prayer, even the omegas.""I don't t

The television screen blurred in front of my eyes. The Lycan King. The most ruthless and powerful ruler in our world was the man who had bought me a drink and completely ruined my sanity. My stomach dropped to my feet.I did not wait for the news anchor to finish speaking. I grabbed my ruined black dress from the floor. The fabric was still stiff from the wine Moss had poured on me the night before. I dragged it over my head, shoved my feet into my shoes, and ran out of the pub before the bartender could even look my way.I had to get to the Volkov Elite Academy. The morning bell would ring in exactly twenty minutes. If I missed the first period, Anastasia would have me scrubbing the estate courtyard with a toothbrush.The morning air was freezing. I practically sprinted the two miles to the academy gates. The campus was massive, filled with ancient stone buildings and manicured lawns meant only for the highest-ranking wolves in the territory.I slipped through the side entrance and h

Kia “Pam,” I breathed, scrambling to my feet.She shut the door quickly behind her and pressed her back against it. “I don’t have much time,” she whispered. “They think I left already.”I rushed toward her. “They’re moving me tomorrow,” I said, my voice breaking now that I wasn’t holding it in anymore. “To the mountain house. Pam, once I’m there…”“I know,” she said, grabbing my hands. “I heard what they said.”“Then you know I can’t stay,” I said quickly. “I can’t. You have to help me. Please.”She hesitated for a second and I saw it in her face, the fear, the risk, everything she was thinking about.Then she nodded.“Okay.”I blinked. “Okay?”“We get you out of here tonight,” she said, her voice low but firm. “Before they can move you somewhere worse.”My heart started racing again but this time it felt different.“How?” I asked.“There’s a supply van leaving through the lower gate before sunset,” she said quickly. “They don’t check everything once it’s cleared. If we can get you ou

KiaI didn’t sleep. Every time I tried, my body reminded me why that wasn’t happening. The pain in my shoulder wasn’t dull or fading like it should have been. It was sharp and constant, like it wanted me to remember every second of what they did. I lay there staring at the ceiling for a long time, then I gave up and sat up slowly, biting down on a breath when the movement pulled at the burn.When the knock came, I didn’t answer. I didn’t move. I just stared at the door like maybe it would go away if I ignored it. It didn’t. The lock turned anyway, and the door opened like it always did, like I had no say in anything anymore. A guard stepped in and looked at me like I was already late for something. “You’re expected downstairs,” he said, and I almost laughed because expected sounded so normal, like this was just another day.“I’m not going anywhere,” I said, but my voice came out quieter than I meant it to.He didn’t react. “You weren’t asked.”I pushed myself up, slower this time b

KiaThe ride to the mountain estate felt longer than it should have, like the road itself was stretching just to keep me trapped in it. No one spoke to me. Liam sat on one side, Kratavak on the other, and Ryder in the front like he couldn’t care less what I was thinking or feeling. I kept staring out the window anyway, even though all I saw were endless trees and cliffs and the kind of isolation that makes you feel like the world forgot you exist.When the gates finally opened, I knew instantly this place wasn’t just another house. It was bigger, colder, more controlled. A full mansion carved into the mountain itself, stone walls rising like it was built to hold something in rather than welcome anyone. The air even felt different here, thinner somehow, like I was already running out of space to breathe.“Get out,” Ryder said simply when the car stopped.I hesitated, my fingers gripping the seat because for a second I really didn’t want to move. Liam reached over and pulled the door