Louisa Unchained Alpha Lucas Novels & Stories

So that the curse in him is lifted. Two plans had been made, and both failed. The last time the plan worked… Lucas was intercepted by Maria and once again was only on the bed doing naughty and full of sweat… instead of keeping watch according to Alpha's orders… Alpha Charles was very disappointed in him ever since. And he asked Lucas and Maria to make a plan to bring Jasmine to the hotel where they were staying temporarily. The alpha rented a full floor for this mission.

As we are sitting there offering conspiracy theories, we do not realize that Alpha Lucas has woke up until he interrupts the conversation clearing his throat. “Goddess man, can you give a bit more warning that you are awake?” Jack says as he grabs his chest. “Sorry, I am not sure what else to do so I don’t scare you,” Alpha Lucas says sarcastically to Jack. We all chuckle as the big bad gamma got startled. “The link between Tim and Lana is simple … they are siblings,” Alpha Lucas advises us all.

I COULDN’T BELIEVE that Alpha Lucas is willing to do everything for us to keep the bond between us. Although Felix had promised me the same, Alpha Lucas’ words are different. He seemed too determined to do as he said, that all I should do was to trust him as he fights for everything…

“Marry me.” Lisa blinked, taken aback by the sudden proposal. “Excuse me?” Lucas straightened, his grin replaced by a calculating look. “Think about it. If you marry me, you’ll still hold a position of power. Oliver will regret overlooking you when he sees what he’s lost. And more importantly, you’ll have the satisfaction of knowing you’re part of the plan to take the throne away from him.” Her eyes narrowed. “What plan? I’m lost here.” Lucas stepped closer, his voice low. “Oliver has six months to secure his place as Alpha. If he fails to prove his mate’s bond or falters in his duties, the council will have no choice but to strip him of his title. That’s when I step in.”

He pulled away from her grip and took a U-turn, heading towards Zeke's chambers. The door to Zeke's room flung open and Lucas stepped him. His eyes landed on the Alpha sitted on his working desk, going through some filed while the letter from Uncle Darius laid untouched before him. The Alpha carrying so much burden on his shoulders, ones he didn't know how to place down. Lucas face softened and he slumped into a couch, it was then Zeke looked up. “What's wrong, Luc?” he asked. “The pups…” He sighed and Zeke straightened instantly.

For an Alpha, he was really good at doing this wrapping bandage thing. I wasn't surprised. He used to fight with us valiantly in the trench, healing the wounded and burying the dead by himself. "I didn't kill Leah," Lucas said. "She's your wife, Alpha. You're not supposed to kill your wife. Plus, women aren't horses. You can't just feed them with some hay and they will let you ride them whenever you want." I couldn't believe I had to actually explain this to my Alpha. "I want her back." He looked like he had lost his soul.

He takes a half step forward, then stops, as if he’s hit an invisible wall. The witch in the center of the circle clears his throat. Malric stands to his right, robes neat, hair perfect, face composed. Only the faint gleam in his eyes betrays anything like emotion. “Lilah Hart,” the witch intones, voice carrying unnaturally clear. “Reborn Luna. Called by the Moon and bound by curse and bond to this Alpha and this pack. Step forward.” Cassian’s hand brushes my arm, brief. Leo’s shoulder bumps mine once.

I muttered. None of this made any sense. How the hell did Louisa become an Alpha? A wolfless spy! “She’s Alpha George’s last living heir,” he rasped. “The Alpha powers passed to her automatically.” Jace’s curiosity shifted into cautious stillness. “I don’t get it,” he said quietly.

“Don’t start.” “Too late,” she replies, bumping her shoulder against mine. “You looked good up there, by the way. Like a real badass.” I huff a laugh, sipping the champagne. It’s crisp and cold, and I savor it, letting the bubbles settle some of the nerves still thrumming through me. Lucas appears then, his grin wide and obnoxious. “Our sister, the Alpha,” he says, throwing an arm around my shoulders. “Never thought I’d see the day.”

Staggering to get to her feet, Laila ran out of the cabin and disappeared into the darkness of the night. Helped into a sitting position by his right hand, Lucius held his neck as he took several deep breaths to appease his starving lungs. Lou shifted uneasily between checking on Lucius and the mysterious girl she saw attack her alpha just a few seconds ago; if she hadn’t seen it with her own two eyes, she wouldn’t have believed that Lucius of people was thrown to the ground and strangled. “Lucius, who was that?” Her question went in one ear and out the other; his mind wasn’t available to answer Lou; it was busy playing back his conversation with Laila, word for word, to make sure he didn’t