Todos los capítulos de Alpha Kazan and his hybrid mate: Capítulo 11 - Capítulo 20

Chapter even / the truthKazan’s POVOutside, the snow-covered battlefield was a chaotic nightmare of flashes and blood, but inside Kazan’s mind, the noise was instantly replaced by a singular, deafening roar.Let me tear them apart, his wolf demanded, its deep voice snapping inside his skull like cracking ice. They dare touch what is ours? They dare breathe our mate's name? Let me break their bones."Not yet," Kazan growled back internally, his massive black paws throwing up chunks of frozen earth as he dodged a searing bolt of Fae magic. "We fight smart. The prince wants us to be reckless. Pin the gray one first."No mercy! the beast roared, taking complete control of their shared muscles.Kazan lunged, his massive jaws snapping shut around the throat of an invading gray wolf. With a savage twist of his neck, he slammed the attacker into the ground, satisfying the wolf's bloodlust as a sickening crunch echoed through the clearing. Another blast of magical fire grazed his flank, sing

Chapter thirteen / controlDarling’s POV"I should have known," Kazan whispered, his voice cracking with a raw, agonizing emotion that I had never heard from him before. He didn't pull his hand away from my chin; instead, his thumb brushed softly over my lower lip, his touch trembling. "Nolan... he told me, Darling. Before I took his breath away, he told me what he did to you."The damp cloth slipped from my fingers, hitting the tiled floor with a soft, heavy splash. My breath caught in my throat, the old shame instantly flaring up in my chest, making me want to look away. But Kazan wouldn't let me. He leaned down, pressing his forehead gently against mine, his hot breath fanning across my cheeks."I am so sorry, little mouse," he choked out, a single, heavy tear escaping his amber eyes and smearing the soot on his cheek. "I judged you. I looked at your past and I let my own twisted pride convince me that you chose that life. I thought you wanted the money. I was a blind, arrogant foo

Chapter fifteen/ betrayalDarlings POVThe crunch of splintering wood echoed through the hall, but it was nothing compared to the sound of my heart fracturing inside my chest. Kazan let go of my wrists, and the sudden withdrawal of his touch felt like a physical blow, leaving my skin freezing and raw. I watched him take a step back, his massive frame radiating a cold, suffocating wave of pure disgust that made it hard to breathe. The gold in his Alpha eyes had hardened into a predatory glare, looking at me not as his mate, but as a monster—a parasite that had contaminated his home."Kazan, please," I whispered, reaching a trembling hand out toward him, but the lethal tension in his posture pinned me to the floor.He didn't answer. He turned his back on me, his heavy boots clicking against the hardwood as he walked away, abandoning me in the center of the grand hall. The rejection bled through our mate bond like liquid acid, a phantom pain that ripped through my stomach and left me hol

Chapter seventeen / ready or notThe dust-motes danced in the shafts of morning light as I pushed open the heavy, creaking doors of the western wing. The archives smelled of sweet decay, old parchment, and dried lavender—a stark contrast to the sharp pine and blood that had dominated the packhouse since last night. I let my fingertips skim across the spines of the massive, leather-bound ledgers, searching for anything stamped with the crystalline seal of the Fae courts.My heart hammered against my ribs with every shadow that shifted in the corners of the room. I knew I was trespassing; the western wing was strictly off-limits to everyone except the Alpha and the pack elders. But as I pulled a massive, iron-clasped chronicle from the shelf titled The Great Cleansing of the Eastern Moon, a sudden, freezing draft swept through the aisle, blowing out the single candle I had lit.The silence of the room deepened into something unnatural. The hair on the back of my neck stood up as the dis

Chapter nineteen / Fae’sKazan’s POVI hit the courtyard mud in a dead sprint, my massive, midnight-black paws tearing up the frozen earth as the chaotic symphony of war exploded around me. The air was a freezing vortex of suffocating ozone and the agonizing screams of my packmates. Shimmering frost raced across the grass, turning everything brittle and white, while silver-tipped arrows hissed through the air like angry hornets.Through the chaos, my eyes locked onto the main gates. The heavy iron had been blasted inward, warped and coated in jagged ice, and pouring through the breach came the vanguard of the Winter Court. They moved with an unsettling, fluid grace, armored in plates of shifting, pale blue ice that reflected the pale morning light, their swords gleaming with toxic Fae magic.“Hold the line!” I roared through the pack link, my voice a thunderous, savage bark that echoed in the minds of every warrior on the field.Beside me, a massive brown wolf—one of my senior sentine