Marked by an Alpha, Claimed by a Vampire king

Marked by an Alpha, Claimed by a Vampire king

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Betrayed by my lover, Abandoned by my sister, abducted by a wolf pack and finally playing the role of a substitute bride to the king of Bazil. I swore to make him reject me and send me back to my kingdom. **** In Astral, my twin sister and I were born into a life of a princess bound by blood and kingdom. But when the ruthless King of Bazil demanded a bride, and our family was selected, only one of us could answer his call. My sweet twin sister was chosen, leaving me free to marry the man I loved. But fear seized her, and in the dead of night, she vanished, leaving me with nothing but the shattered remains of our duty. Before I could make sense of her disappearance and plan my own escape, a pack of wolves abducted me, tormenting me for a murder I’d never committed. The alpha claimed me as his mate, marking me as his possession. But I escaped, scarred but alive, determined to return to Astral and reclaim what little was left of my life. But when I returned, I found a nightmare waiting. With Loveth still missing, my family had no choice but to offer me as the substitute bride. Now, I am to be married to King Korvus of Bazil—a man I despise, a fate I never wanted. On my way to Bazil, I swore to make his life a living hell, force him to reject me, and find my way back to the life that was taken from me. Not until I realized that I might have met my ultimate match in the dark and formidable King Korvus. Will my determination be enough to break free, or will I find myself ensnared in a destiny I never chose?

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One

*KELILAH'S POV* I had just gotten back from work, and now I lay on my bed, completely drained. Today had been one of the most exhausting days I could remember. Every inch of my body ached, and my mind was clouded with fatigue. My identical twin sister, Loveth, wasn’t home yet, leaving me alone in the quiet house. Our parents, as always, were the last to come home, and I was starving. Cooking was out of the question though—I had no idea how to cook, and frankly, I had no interest in learning. "Kelilah ?" A voice, accompanied by a knock on my door, jolted me slightly. I must’ve been close to drifting off to sleep because I hadn’t even noticed when my parents came home. With my legs barely cooperating, I staggered to the door, my eyes still half-closed. I turned the knob, letting the door swing open, but no one was there. "Mom? Dad?" I called out, my voice barely above a whisper as my grogginess quickly faded. The eerie silence that greeted me was unsettling. It was never thi

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23 Chapters

One

*KELILAH'S POV* I had just gotten back from work, and now I lay on my bed, completely drained. Today had been one of the most exhausting days I could remember. Every inch of my body ached, and my mind was clouded with fatigue. My identical twin sister, Loveth, wasn’t home yet, leaving me alone in the quiet house. Our parents, as always, were the last to come home, and I was starving. Cooking was out of the question though—I had no idea how to cook, and frankly, I had no interest in learning. "Kelilah ?" A voice, accompanied by a knock on my door, jolted me slightly. I must’ve been close to drifting off to sleep because I hadn’t even noticed when my parents came home. With my legs barely cooperating, I staggered to the door, my eyes still half-closed. I turned the knob, letting the door swing open, but no one was there. "Mom? Dad?" I called out, my voice barely above a whisper as my grogginess quickly faded. The eerie silence that greeted me was unsettling. It was never thi
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Two

**KELILAH'S POV** The rest of the night passed in a tense, suffocating silence, but the morning was even worse. For as long as I could remember, our family had never been selected for this cursed ritual. But today... today, I feared we wouldn’t be so fortunate.Loveth barely spoke a word, her lips tightly pressed together as she toyed with the hem of her dress. Mother, toowas uncharacteristically silent, nervously chewing on her fingers—a habit she never indulged unless things were truly bad. Father seemed calm, but his eyes betrayed the worry that lay beneath his composed exterior. As for Tyra, she appeared indifferent, her focus elsewhere, though I knew she cared deeply. She just couldn’t express it in the same way.I took a quick shower, trying to wash away the growing anxiety, before slipping into the red dress Loveth had given me. By the time I joined the others in the living room, the sun was already high in the sky. Late again, a habit I couldn’t seem to shake. Normally, Fath
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Three

**KELILAH'S POV**The room buzzed with a tension so thick, it felt like we were all drowning in it. Nathan and his assistant had retreated to the corner, whispering in hushed tones. Their eyes drifted over us like vultures circling their prey, and with each glance in our direction, I felt my chest tighten. The dread simmering inside me was unbearable, and yet, I had no choice but to wait for the inevitable.When Nathan and his assistant finally made their way back to the podium, the hall fell silent. The air seemed to crackle with anticipation. Nathan's expression was strained, and his voice cracked as he spoke."Believe me when I say this is not easy," Nathan began, taking a deep breath. "It hurts all of us, but it's necessary. This is the only way we can fulfill the ancient agreement."I felt a lump in my throat. Everyone knew about the agreement, but we had always hoped it would never come to this—hoped that, somehow, the king would change his mind. But here we were.Nathan's voice
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Four

*KELILAH'S POV*“No. That is impossible! No one is going to separate Loveth and me!” I screamed, my voice echoing through the hall.“Enough, Kelilah!” my father thundered, his voice rough with frustration. Even though I wanted to yell back, I bit my tongue and remained silent. Defiance flashed in my eyes, but I knew better than to push any further right now.“Your mother and I have made our decision. Loveth, you will be the one going,” he declared, his words as cold and final as a tombstone. My heart dropped like a stone into the pit of my stomach. My eyes widened, terror and disbelief flooding through me. I couldn’t breathe, couldn’t think, as the walls seemed to close in around me. I turned to Loveth, my sister, my other half, and saw the same shock mirrored in her tear-filled eyes. “No!” Loveth shrieked, her voice cracking under the weight of her grief.She leapt to her feet, her body trembling with anguish. “I’m not going, Dad!” she sobbed, her voice barely holding together. I
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Five

KELILAH'S POV As I stepped into Elena’s office, the gleaming new equipment we ordered had already arrived, and the workers were diligently installing everything. The hum of machines and the clatter of tools filled the air, a promising symphony of progress.“I’m so happy I finally got the company,” Loveth said beside me, her voice trailing off as her expression shifted. “It’s just sad that I won’t be able to enjoy it…”Her sudden change in tone pulled at my heartstrings. I turned to her and met her eyes, filled with a quiet sorrow she tried to suppress.“No, don’t say that,” I quickly reassured her, placing a hand on her arm. “You *will* enjoy it, Loveth. I promised you that, remember? And I keep my promises.” My voice was firm, and her tense expression softened slightly.“Now, give me that wide smile,” I teased, nudging her gently. She managed a bright grin, one that instantly lifted the mood, making me chuckle.We spent the rest of the day setting up the equipment, carefully oversee
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Six

KELILAH’S POVThe ride to Jackson's apartment was brief, and my excitement only grew as we pulled up to his grand duplex, complete with a white picket fence. This would be our home after the wedding, a thought that filled me with a warm sense of belonging and anticipation.Inside, the living room gleamed with a pristine charm—the floors shone under the afternoon light, and the air was as fresh as if it had been purified just for us. I sank into the plush couch, feeling at ease as Jackson settled beside me.“So, what did your parents say?” he asked, his voice curious.“Loveth will be going,” I replied.“Thank God,” he muttered, a touch too quickly. My eyebrows furrowed, and I felt an unexpected wave of irritation.“What do you mean by that?” I asked sharply, my gaze challenging his.He took in my reaction, his expression softening. “No, I meant it’s better that she’s going instead of you,” he defended, placing his hand gently on my lap. I pushed his hand away, my voice firm. “It’s not
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Seven

KELILAH'S POV I gripped my bag tightly as I walked down the bustling sidewalk, each step heavy with heartbreak. The day was still bright, but it felt like dusk in my mind. I could sense curious stares from people passing by, perhaps noticing my swollen eyes and tear-streaked face, but I kept my gaze fixed on the ground, unwilling to meet anyone’s eyes.My phone vibrated again, a persistent buzz from inside my bag, but I ignored it. I wasn’t ready to face anyone—not yet. Today, everything that once made sense had fallen apart in a single blow. My life, my happiness, my sense of peace—all of it shattered by a revelation I could never have prepared for.For two years, I’d believed I was living a fairytale. Although, in the last few months, doubts had begun to fester. The late-night phone calls, the excuses, the unexpected disappearances... my instincts had been screaming at me that something was wrong. But each time, I’d silenced them, convincing myself I was paranoid. I’d wanted so des
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Eight

Kelilah’s POVI bit my lip, fighting to keep silent as Tyra’s expression morphed from surprise to unfiltered rage.“I’m going to kill that bastard,” she said, pushing herself out of her seat. I quickly reached out, gripping her arm.“Don’t.”“Don’t ask me to sit here and do nothing, Kelilah.” She yanked her arm free, glaring. “Why are you still defending him? After everything he’s done? The lies, the deceit! He’s married, and he’s trying for a child! You were just his other woman!” Her voice rose, and I felt eyes turning our way. I cast a quick, embarrassed glance around, suddenly all too aware of our surroundings.“I know, Tyra. I don’t need the reminders.” My voice was barely a whisper.“Reminders? That man deserves a beating for what he’s done,” she spat, once again rising from her seat. I held her wrist, forcing her back down.“Maybe he does. But he doesn’t even know I’ve found out,” I lied, knowing it was the only thing that might keep her from confronting Jackson head-on.“Wait
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Nine

*Kelilah's POV*My screams echoed through the night, attracting a small crowd of neighbors. Soon, the area was swarmed with curious onlookers, and then a police squad arrived, their flashlights illuminating the trail of blood stretching further down the road—a detail I hadn’t noticed in my panic.Morgana, my elderly neighbor who once served as a palace cook, approached and wrapped me in a thick blanket, her comforting presence grounding me in the chaos. Before long, a police officer approached."I need a word with you, ma'am," he said, his tone gentle but firm. I tried to stand, but Morgana held me back, protesting, "She’s in shock, sir. Can’t you see?"The officer held his ground politely. "It’ll be brief, ma’am. Just a few questions." I reassured Morgana with a nod, whispering, "It’s alright. Maybe I can help."The officer led me to a quieter corner. As I tightened the blanket around my shoulders, he opened his notepad, ready to listen. "I know this must be overwhelming," he said ki
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Ten

**KELILAH’S POV**Another day, another frantic dash to escape the morning chaos. My routine was, as always, far from graceful."Shit. Shit," I muttered, grabbing my bag only to realize I was still barefoot. Dropping it, I dashed back inside, hunting down my shoes and hastily jamming my feet into them as I returned to retrieve my bag from where I'd left it."Be careful, Princess!" some of the maids called as I misjudged a corner and smacked my foot against a chair."Ow! Damn it!" I hissed, biting back another curse. Just as I staggered back to balance, Loveth's amused voice floated over from the dining room, "You might want to slow down before you break something, Kelilah.""I'm late! It's gonna be hell," I replied, racing toward the door.“Don’t forget to call Faith. She came by looking for you yesterday!” Loveth reminded me as I shut the door behind me. Faith. Damn, I’d forgotten her. Again, even though Loveth had informed me yesterday that she came looking for meWell, for now, I
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