روايات وقصص ضمن The Alpha Who Swore Never To Claim Me

“Jasper, we can't choose Luther as the Alpha King. He's literally a walking red flag. Scarlet might die!” Jasper ignored her. His eyes were on mine. “By tradition, Luther is meant to be the next Alpha King. And nothing will stop him, not even you, Scarlet,” Jasper leaned forward, his eyebrows furrowed and his lips were set. “Are you in or are you out?” I fisted my hands at my sides. “I'm all in.” I felt like a chicken being led to the slaughter house but instead of fighting for freedom, I volunteered my death.

“Yes, I have never been claimed before, and I wouldn’t want any other man except you, my Alpha—the one who saw me in ways no one else did, the man who saved my soul.” He nodded. “Then you will get fucked.”

“Then what is it like because it certainly seems like something.” “She’s human Taylor and I’m an alpha. No matter what bond we have , our pack members won’t accept her, she’s weak and fragile, I can’t have her as my weakness.” His voice cracked. I could feel the pain in his voice, his distance with Daniella is also affecting him so badly. “You’re the alpha Rider, I won’t tell you not to think of the pack, but also think about yourself. We only have one mate in our life unless the Moon goddess decides to give you a second chance mate.” I paused, trying to ensure he’s listening to me.

“With me.” “You crowned yourself, Wren.” He sits up. Winces. “On camera. In front of the pack. You blood-bound them. You’re not Luna anymore. You’re something else.” “Then be something else with me.” “I’m Alpha,” he says. “I don’t bend. I break.” The bond goes arctic. He looks at Wrath. “Take them to the dungeon. Chain them. Or she walks.” Wrath looks at me. “Mother?” Sundown passed.

Even through the haze clouding my mind, the dull throbbing in my skull, the waves of dizziness, and the crushing exhaustion dragging us down, we endured. We would never surrender without a fight. We would keep fighting until rescue came, even if it demanded every last ounce of strength we had left. “Let me savor every part of you as mine,” she whispered, her hands sliding over the chains binding my arms once more. Her eyes lifted to meet mine before a single finger traced the hard line of my jaw. “You will swear upon your father's name and your throne as an Alpha that you will belong to me in both soul and body. And to me alone.”

He pounded into me, driving the madness out of his system and into mine. Thud. Thud. Thud. His hips slapped against mine with bruising force. He grabbed my wrists and pinned them above my head, his grip iron-tight. "Look at me!" he shouted. "Who am I?" "You are the Alpha!" I screamed back. "You are Kaelen!" "I am the pain!" he snarled. He bit my neck. He didn't hold back. He sank his fangs into the claiming spot, reopening the scar.

The crowd went quiet. Kade continued, his voice getting stronger, steadier. "I am your Alpha. I have led this pack for five years. I have bled for you. I have buried warriors with you. I have never asked you to trust me blindly. I am asking you now. Trust me for six more days. Six more days of no light. Six more days of Ani staying in the library, staying alive. If after six days, the flower is not gone, if Magnus cannot find a cure, then I will stand here myself and I will let you decide her fate. But for six days — six days — do not make her choose between one life and all our lives. She already made that choice once when she took the curse for Leo. Do not make her make it again."

"I did leave. I was trapped in the Void, fighting for my life alongside my son. But I am here now. And I am not asking you to fight for me. I am asking you to fight for your packs. For your children. For the future of our species." I reached into my chest and pulled on the golden light. I let it radiate outward, filling the dark bunker with a warm, brilliant glow. The Alphas gasped, shielding their eyes. "I am the True Heir," I said, my voice echoing with divine authority. "I have faced the First Alpha and won. I have walked through the Void and returned. And I am telling you that we can win this fight." I looked around the room, meeting the eyes of every Alpha.

I was afraid of what came after. I knocked. "Come in." I opened the door. Alexander was standing beside his desk, reading through several old documents. He looked up when he saw me. For a moment, neither of us spoke. Then his eyes narrowed slightly. "You've decided." It wasn't a question. I nodded. "I have." He studied my face. "And?" I took a deep breath. "I choose the Alpha position." The room became completely silent. My father slowly put the papers down. "Are you certain?" No. I wasn't. But I couldn't say that. "Yes."

I had never watched anyone die before, and tonight, I had. This was the man I belonged to. This man. The Supreme Alpha. He had claimed me the night I arrived and kept on claiming me without even touching me. He would hunt me if I ran. He would never forgive me. He would not need a full moon or a curse to end me if he decided I had betrayed me. He would bring down his blade on my neck, right on that platform. My head grew light, and I exhaled slowly. “My lady.” Lily reached for me, but I shook my head. “I am fine.”