Louisa Unchained Alpha Lucas Novels & Stories

“I suppose you already have someone in mind for Kael.” “He doesn’t have to,” Samira said, voice low but sharp. “Every pack with eligible daughters must have already contacted Father.” Her words landed like stone. I didn’t need her to tell me, I already knew. I was the only Alpha without a Luna. I was a hot commodity. My pulse ticked faster, tight and steady. I pressed my palms against my thighs to stop the tremor. The regent and his wife stepped closer, quiet, measured. “If you need a break from your duties, let me know,” he said.

He grumbled and I could see it was affecting him to the extremes of his wolf wanting to be set free. “What are we going to do Alpha Orson, I can’t lose my girls to that prick, I refuse for him to have them. I know they can sometimes act a bit rebellious in nature but he’ll ruin them, they’re still innocent for fuck sakes,” He snapped, and for some odd reason, my wolf was agitated with the mere idea of Paul laying a finger on Iris and Addison. Davies grabbed the letter from his father and held it so we could both read it,

She stood in the office chair to be on eye level with him. “Anna you have your destined mate,” Lucas was a little nervous but didn’t betray it in his tone. “I want you,” Anna threw herself into Lucas’s arms and pressed their lips together hard. Lucas gently peeled her off of him and sat her on the ground. “My answer is no Anna, I will not take a marked women as my chosen mate. Please leave and we will never speak of this, ever.” Anna looked angry, Lucas didn’t know Anna could get angry. “You’ll live to regret this. I’m supposed to be Lady Luna, Alpha Lord.” ***End Flashback***

Only a distant, hollow relief that the lie was finally, completely over. He did not take another Luna in the years that followed, despite mounting pressure from the elders to secure a proper heir. His wolf refused every candidate presented to him, each attempt met with the same cold, immovable resistance that had first warned him something was wrong with Serena long before his conscious mind had caught up to the truth. "You can't run a pack forever without an heir," Elder Rasmus warned him, more than once, in the years since. "Fated mate or not, Alpha, a pack needs certainty."

I swear if I changed right now, we would be at the same height. “Um, Alpha,” Lucas whispers. Which is stupid, everyone can hear him, we are all supernaturals. We all have sensitive hearing. “What?” I answer. “You can see what I am seeing right?” “Everyone can see it, Lucas.” He is quiet for a few seconds before he speaks up again, this time, through the mind link. “She was kidnapped,” he says. “What?” “As a baby, she was kidnapped,” he repeats. “Yes, I am aware. What is your point?”

Lila demanded again, voice small with the impatience of someone ready to plunge a blade. I saw the old Lila in that moment — the sister who used to braid my hair and teach me to weave. We had both loved Mom too much, and now that love had sharpened us into knives. Rose will regret what she did. “She’s with Lucas,” I said. The name tasted bitter in my mouth. “In the castle. He’s almost made her Luna. She’s… close to the Alpha.” Lila went still, the ground under her feet shifting. “Lucas?” Her voice was a hiss. “That tyrant? He took our land—”

"Ivan Fredrickson and Arissa Armondi, please clasp your hands so that your blood may flow into each other, completing the bond between you both." Nodding, I waited as Ivan reached out and wrapped his large, warm hand around mine, allowing our cuts to touch and our blood to join as one. "It is with great pleasure." Elder Oliver began as Ivan and I continued to stare into each other’s eyes. "I present to you your alpha and luna of the Fulgur and Tonitru pack." All around us, applause began to build, along with cheers, over all that were present. However, all that faded as I spotted a flash of blonde hair just beyond the stage Ivan and I currently stood on.

His fist was clenched like he wanted to beat her. “I would kindly remember your place Lu, when you’re addressing my Luna!” Alpha Alistair growl in anger. Lucius looked like he had seen a ghost. There was something in his eyes that changed for a moment. It’s as if the darkness had gone away for only a brief moment.

The other woman servant stopped her. The whole morning while Cecilia toured me around the mansion, the Lycans were not welcoming. Instead, they kept on glaring or didn't even glance at me. I didn't understand that until Cecilia told me that Alpha Luther didn't even once bring a human here after his parents died. I asked her why but she refused to tell me.

But they lingered there, a constant, delicious distraction as I continued my search through the darkening woods. I trudged through the forest, frustration gnawed at me. Even with Lily’s abilities running through my veins, I still couldn’t see what those conniving dark witches were up to. It was a mystery that both Dylan and I couldn’t unravel, and it irked me to no end. There were only a few visions we would see, but nothing of our future to an extent or of the dark witches. Suddenly, I sensed a presence beside me. Alpha Lucas materialized from the shadows; his eyes hard as he met my gaze. “I’ve heard you’ve been getting close to my daughter,” he said, his voice low and threatening.