All Chapters of FATED TO FOUR ALPHAS: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Elena A wild, breathless surge of euphoria swept through my veins. The Goddess had heard my prayers. The mate bond, glowing like a living flame in my heart, anchored itself straight to Alpha Kieran. He was mine.I took a shaky step forward, a tear of relief slipping down my cheek—only for my heart to crash against my ribs as he walked straight past me.Kieran didn't even look at my face. He rushed straight to Patricia, who was curled on her knees near the edge of the stage. Blood was dripping from her pale hands, staining the white orchids at her waist."Elena! Please... I only wanted us to be sisters!" Patricia sobbed, her shoulders shaking with violent, frantic gasps. "I gave you the gift to make amends! Why must you hate me so much?"My breath hitched. I looked down. The hem of my sapphire velvet dress was pinned under the heavy heel of a stone statue; as I had fallen earlier, the fabric had ripped violently up the side seam. If I stood up to defend myself, the dress would fall co

ElenaI was floating in a dark, weightless void.It wasn't sleep, nor was it the gentle peace of death. It was a suspended twilight deep within my own mind—a space Vernia had pulled me into to keep my conscious mind from shattering under the sheer, agonizing trauma done to my body. I couldn't move my fingers. I couldn't lift my eyelids. My physical vessel lay broken and unresponsive on the damp forest floor, but my mind was hyper-aware, drinking in every sound, every breath, every vibration in the air.And then, the scents hit me.Strong. Overwhelming. Layered with absolute, suffocating dominance.Vernia stirred within our mindscape, her ghost-like paws pacing restlessly across the dark ether. She bristled, letting out a low, uneasy whine that vibrated through my soul. My wolf knew those scents before my conscious thoughts could assemble the memories. I had breathed in those exact scents years ago—when I was just a quiet shadow standing at the back of the Pack Academy courtyard.They

The heavy double doors swung wide—and before I could draw breath, Anabel moved.Her fingers clamped around my right wrist like an iron snare, the sheer speed of her grip sending a sharp sting up my arm. Before I could pull back or gasp, she slammed my hand directly into her chest, hooked her heel behind her ankle, and threw herself violently backward onto the polished granite floor.THUD.A sharp, ear-splitting scream tore from her throat as she hit the ground.I froze in horror, my hand still trembling in the air like a bloody confession.Footsteps thundered down the hall, and four massive shadows filled the doorway. The moment their eyes locked onto Anabel sprawled on the floor, the air in the room transformed—thickening with absolute, lethal Alpha fury."Anabel!" Darian thundered, his jaw flexing as his eyes flared a violent, dangerous crimson. "What did this rogue do to you?"Anabel lay on the cold stone, her dark hair scattered, eyes brimming with forced, glistening tears as she

The last fragile spark of hope I had been desperately clinging to died in the cold air between us.Lucian’s palm struck my bruised cheek with terrifying, deliberate force, snapping my head to the side. Light shattered behind my eyes, a sickening ring drowning out the room as dark, metallic blood filled my mouth. It dripped over my cracked lips, tracing a dark, humiliating path down my chin as if my shame needed a physical mark for everyone to witness.Without another word, Lucian turned his back on me.He walked away toward his brothers with unhurried, measured steps, his shoulders square and unburdened. The distance between us grew with every beat of my heart, and yet an agonizing, incomprehensible tug pulled violently at my soul. It was the mate bond—fractured, unclaimed, and bleeding—screaming in horror as he abandoned me.Rough hands clamped around my bruised arms.The enforcers didn't hesitate. They hauled me forward, my feet dragging uselessly across the sharp stone floor as I w

CassianI stepped into my private sanctuary, and the heavy oak door closed behind me with a dull, echoing thud that cut off the cold winds of the northern corridor.That was when the storm inside me finally broke loose.It wasn't a slow, burning ember that I could manage with willpower. It wasn't the calculated, terrifying dominance I displayed in front of the elders or the pack enforcers. It exploded inside my chest without a second's warning—sharp, violent, and utterly barbaric, crashing through my ribcage like an unleashed monster breaking free from its iron chains.I couldn't even pinpoint the exact moment I had lost control, and that terrifying lack of grip only fueled the inferno raging beneath my skin. I had faced every form of resistance known to our kind before today. I had stared into the eyes of dying Alpha rivals who cursed my bloodline with their final breaths. I had weathered mockery, bitter resentment, and open defiance from captives, rogues, and political enemies alike