All Chapters of BOUND TO THE CURSED ALPHA: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Everything stopped.His smile slowly disappeared. He stared at me in disbelief, searching for a lie, for a hint that would tell otherwise but to no avail.“I…” A sob escaped my throat, lowering my head and placing it on his shoulder. Finally letting out the weight I was carrying all this time.“I'm his mate.”Robbie's grip loosened.“No…. no, no, no, no…”I cried, gripping his shirt, “He isn't searching for just anyone.”The tears wouldn't stop. I could barely breathe, let alone hold myself together. “He's searching for me.”Silence.Heavy.Painful.Robbie slowly swallowed hard, “Since when… do you know?” “For months.” I sniffled, pulling back slightly. “At the annual Alpha gathering… his pack passed by…”His eyes widened. “For six months? You never told anyone?”“How could I?” I looked up at him with tears glistening in my eyes.“My mate is the most feared Alpha alive.” My voice broke, unable to carry the crushing weight of this secret anymore.“I didn't want to believe fate coul

Before I could react— His hand seized my wrist in a painful grip.“No…” I tried to pull away, narrowing my eyes in desperation, “No, no…”He ignored my call as my strength was nothing compared to his iron grip.“Please… Don’t.”“Take your hands off my daughter!” Father charged forward, uncaring of the consequences for challenging the strongest Alpha.Every wolf in the courtyard was ready to bring out their wolf.Alpha Zarius didn't spare them a glance. His attention remained fixed solely on me.“Try. If you can.”His claws slid free. Razor-sharp. Prepared to attack my father.A gasp escaped my lips.“No!”I struggled with everything I had to rip free.I kicked. Twisted. Pulled. Nothing worked.“Stop moving.” “I'm not your mate!” I screamed frantically, using the only option I had left.“He- He is lying! An act to lure you! Wh-Why would I be your mate, Alpha?!” Useless.“I'll be the judge of that.” He didn't care. He had waited long enough for his mate. He didn't care who she was

The village disappeared behind us. I never looked back, I didn’t dare to. Because I knew if I saw Mother crying one more time...I'd run.Even if it meant death.“I won’t kill you.” The Alpha's voice drifted toward me as though he had plucked the thought straight from my mind.A dark smirk tugged at the corner of his lips as he glanced over his shoulder, meeting my hollow stare.“I will kill them.” The comment made my heart twist, struck like ice through my chest.How could he threaten his own mate so casually?How could a man who had finally found the woman he had spent years searching for speak of slaughter without the slightest hesitation?“What else can you do apart from killing?” I asked quietly, my voice already too broken to carry any strength.He didn't answer.Or perhaps...He simply didn't care enough to.He turned forward, and the march continued as though nothing had happened.The morning sun climbed higher, warming the dirt road beneath our feet, yet I felt nothing exce

After what felt like an eternity, seven long days, we finally reached his main territory.Seven mornings waking beside strangers.Seven nights beneath unfamiliar stars.Seven days of pretending the mark on my neck didn't exist.By the time we arrived, it was no less than a nightmare for me.The trees stood withered, their branches twisted toward a sky drowned in grey, apparently this land had forgotten the warmth of the sun long ago.“...You actually live here?” I stopped, already sensing a darker, dangerous energy “Hmm.”I couldn’t help but to mock. “What is that called? Hell?” “Grey.” The name suited it perfectly. Grey. Lifeless. Colorless. As though hope itself had died here. And the thought I had to live there from now on made me shudder.“Alpha had returned—” The herald’s eyes fell on me, the mark on my neck to be exactly. Shock crossed his face that was soon replaced with another declaration.“With The Luna!” A single but sharp voice called followed by an endless series o

Zarius closed his eyes for one slow breath.“...Tsk.”The faint annoyance in his voice was more threatening than rage–though I had never seen it.“Those bastards truly refuse to leave me alone.”He looked toward me only once. His lips parted, probably to send me back to my room.But then his mouth closed as he changed his statement.“Stay inside.”Before I could have protested, he was gone.Leaving me in the sudden, ringing silence of the grand room. Outside, the howls and shouting grew more distant.What was happening?Who was there?Before I could even turn and look outside the room, a figure blurred into the room. “Zari–”I gasped, opening my mouth to scream, but a gloved hand clamped tightly over my lips, cutting off the sound.The scent was unrecognizable, bringing tears to my eyes when my oxygen was cut off and began to blur my senses.I struggled against the grip and ended up whimpering when my back collided with a strong chest.“Mhm!”“Shhh. Don't move.”I trembled violently,