Alpha Alexander

Serena's POVSitting on the windowsill, I watched the moon. A wolf's howl echoed from somewhere deep in the forest. Clouds veiled the twinkling stars. My small, sleepy village was still awake, eager for news about its beloved people.The war had changed everything. It had been a week since I’d had proper sleep, a decent meal, or even a moment of peace. I was constantly worried about my father and brother, who were fighting against the Blood Moon Pack alongside the other warrior wolves in our village. Dark thoughts haunted me daily, and I had been bracing myself for either good—or perhaps bad—news at any moment.While I stared blankly at the sky, a knock on the door pulled me from my thoughts. My sister-in-law, Jina, entered the room. One look at her face, and I knew something was wrong.“What is it?” I asked, my voice edgy.“I have news. Bad news,” Jina’s eyes welled with tears. “We’ve lost the battle.”I had known it was going to be difficult to win—that’s what my father had told me—b

I am tired, heartbroken, and anxious as I walk into my new room. My family was taken to the guest house that's outside the palace, but Alexandro wanted me to stay in his palace. Since he announced that I am his mate, there's nothing my family nor I can talk back to him. I am the chosen one for him, and I can't stand against his decision. No one can.The problem with werewolf mating is if you don't like your other half you don't have a choice but to obey the norm.If I was like them, I would have easily accepted this fate. Being a human, my mind and my feelings work differently. I don't want to be taken like this. If he'd come to me and asked me genuinely, I would have said yes since we had met already once and he left a fascinating impression. But he chose the violent way, well he's a werewolf and there's no surprise he chose this way.But it has changed my heart completely. I am thinking about everything that's wrong with our union. I can't be with a man who I barely know. I couldn'

The first time I met Alexandro was a year ago. Still, I consider that the most beautiful yet terrific day of my life.I met him in the most unexpected circumstance. Even now when I think about that moment, my lips curl into a smile For a long time, I always wanted to see unicorns who live in the depths of the forest. Only a few lucky people have seen it. They say unicorns are just folklore and a non-extinct species but I believe it must be still there. I read an ancient scripture that my father saved in his collection of books. In that, it’s mentioned that in the east part of the Aerogon, they were still there. Even though the scriptures were written a hundred years back, I believed there could be a chance. I decided to go there when my father and brother traveled to a neighboring town to get the necessities for our pack. They won’t be in the house for two days and I was left in Jina’s care. Convincing sweet Jina is such an easy task. I persuaded her with my best effort and too

The morning sun peeked through the curtains of my chamber, casting golden stripes across my bed. Today marked the day before my wedding—a day that should have been filled with joy and anticipation. Instead, my stomach churned with anxiety.I sat at the ornate vanity, staring at my reflection. The face that looked back at me appeared tired, with dark circles forming beneath my eyes. Sleep had been elusive these past nights, with thoughts of tomorrow consuming my mind. My fingers trembled slightly as I brushed through my hair, preparing myself for the meeting I had been desperately waiting for.Alexandro had finally agreed to let me see my family, though under his watchful eye. The thought both relieved and terrified me. What would they say? How would they look at me now?A soft knock interrupted my thoughts."Come in," I called, setting down the brush.A maid entered, bowing slightly. "My lady, the Alpha requests your presence in the grand hall. Your family has arrived."My heart leape

Alexandro growled—a sound that tore through the air like thunder. His massive black wolf form took a step forward, towering over everything in the room. His fur shimmered like obsidian, the glow of the chandeliers reflecting faintly off his coat. His eyes, glowing with a savage blue, never left the assassin.I’d seen wolves before. Many. My father. My brothers. The warriors in my village.But never like this.Never this big. Never this powerful. Never this terrifyingly beautiful.I forgot to breathe.Even the assassin holding the blade to my throat faltered. His grip loosened just slightly—but enough.Now.Without thinking, I threw my elbow back into his stomach with all the strength I could summon. He grunted, staggering, and I yanked myself out of his hold and stumbled forward.The wolf’s gaze flicked to me for the briefest second—just long enough to acknowledge what I’d done. There was a glint in his eyes, something like surprise… and pride.But then he moved.In a blur, the wolf l