Semua Bab The Alpha King’s human breeder : Bab 11 - Bab 20

Five’s POVI’d spent the entire day listening to the whispers—rut, full moon, breeding—until I couldn’t stomach another second of it.When curfew came, I didn’t head to my room like a good little slave. Instead, I hid in the pantry, waiting until the last footstep disappeared into the quiet night. Then I snuck out. My heart pounded in my chest, but I didn’t slow. I moved with practiced precision, my steps soft and quiet against the polished marble, my breathing even. A feeling of Deja vu hit me. Something twisted in my gut, something that felt too close to grief. I stepped out the backdoor, the cold night air hitting my skin. It felt cool and soothing, pulling me in, promising freedom. So I followed it, disappearing into the woods. The wastelands were rumored to be littered with rogue wolves, but I didn’t care. I’d rather take my chance with them than have my body be used as a breeding vessel.The moon cast slithered glow through the trees. I was focused ahead, my movements q

Five’s POV The next time I heard a sound, it was the creak of the iron door as it was pushed open. Light flooded the cells, blinding me momentarily.My hands came up to shield my eyes, wincing at the sting. I didn’t get to adjust before the cell door opened and I was hauled to my feet by a guard. The second guard unlocked my shackles and together they pulled me away. I wanted to fight them, but the energy had drained out of me. They pushed me through a series of hallways and into a room, where I was washed and cleaned by a sea of blurry faces. By the time I blinked again, I was standing in front of the king’s door. This was it. I was going to be bred.I took in a deep breath, and pushed the door open. Only one thought stayed on my mind as I stepped in. I was going to survive. I had to. The room was dark, the only light coming from the moon’s pale glow slipping through the drawn curtains. The King’s aura was always powerful, always suffocating, but this was different. Th

Five’s POV The Citadel was buzzing with the bizarre event from last night. The moon completely disappeared. It was a phenomenon that never occurred, yet it had, and it had shaken the entire werewolf world.Even now, hours later, the atmosphere inside the Citadel felt… wrong.Heavy.But my mind wasn’t on it. It was a chaos of everything that had happened—the terror on my roomie’s face, the threat in future Queen’s voice, and finally—The most infuriating part.How my body had reacted to the King. How my core had been slick and ready for him despite my fear, despite my abhorrence of being bred.I clenched my fist, knocking once before pushing the door open. The room was completely cloaked in darkness. The King’s scent hit me first, but my body didn’t react the way it usually did. Because it was wrong, distorted. There was no one here. Good.I didn’t want to encounter him. Not after last night. Not after I’d felt his thick cock lining my entrance. I swallowed harshly, hating t

Five's POVAs I stepped out, the passage from that book echoed in my head. "Having a pup with a fated human mate would birth stronger offspring than pups from a chosen she-wolf mate."What did that mean? I went straight to the one person I could ask.The one person I wasn't sure I could trust yet. "What's your name?" I questioned. My roommate snapped her head up, her eyes narrowing on my forehead."It's gone."I stepped closer."What's your name?" I questioned.My roommate snapped her head up, her eyes narrowing on my forehead."It's gone."I stepped closer. "What's gone?""The mark." Her voice dropped into a whisper. "The mark from last night."A chill crawled up my spine.I ignored it."That's not important right now." I swallowed hard. "I need answers."She stared at me cautiously, like she was trying to decide whether I was dangerous or simply stupid."Answers about what five?"I wanted to snap at her, to correct her that I was five forty nine. But I bit my tongue. I hesitat

Five's POVWaiting. Just waiting.It was something I had spent my entire life doing and yet somehow it never got easier. At the facility, you at least waited with the knowledge of what was coming, even if you dreaded it. Here, I never knew what I was waiting for. The guard had only ordered me to wait outside. That's it. No further explanation. So here I stood, near the stone pillar at the courtyard's edge, my hands clasped in front of me.The morning air felt cool against my skin, carrying the scent of earth.I tilted my face up slightly, letting the pale sun touch my skin.It still felt like a small miracle. That I could do that. That there was no barred window between me and the sky.And it felt like a curse. Because of what I lost for it."Enjoying the view?" I gasped, a hand coming up to my chest instinctively. A boy stood beside me, leaning against the stone piller. His eyes were pinned on me, watching with an open curiosity he didn't bother to hide. His hair was dark