All Chapters of The Alphas Princess: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Chapter 1: LilliasLillias POVThe wind tugged at my cloak as I stood at the cliff’s edge, the moonlight casting a silvery glow over Glen Cael. Below, the loch lay still, its glassy surface reflecting the stars. This was the only time I felt like myself—alone, beneath the open sky, with Scarlett stirring quietly within me.I tilted my face toward the moon, letting the pale light wash over me. It felt like a blessing, a silent reassurance that I wasn’t entirely alone. But even as I stood there, free in the moment, the weight of my title pressed heavy on my shoulders.The Alpha’s Princess. The words felt like a collar around my neck. To the pack, I was Lillias MacCrae, daughter of Alpha Callum and heir to the MacCrae dynasty. Pale-skinned, violet-eyed, and graceful—I looked every inch the royal wolf they expected me to be. But inside, I was restless. My wolf, Scarlett, was wild and untamed, her spirit chafing against the chains of duty.Run, Scarlett whispered, her voice low and eager. L

Chapter 3: The ChoiceSilas’s POVI stood in the clearing, the moonlight washing over me as the weight of Lucan’s words hung heavily in the air. The pull of the bond with Lillias MacCrae throbbed in my chest, an undeniable force that I couldn’t ignore. But neither could I ignore the past that lingered like a shadow, threatening to swallow me whole.You can’t outrun the past, Lucan’s voice echoed in my mind, biting and true.I clenched my jaw, the taste of bitterness sour in my mouth. I knew he was right. The fire, the betrayal, the things I had done… they couldn’t just be forgotten, no matter how far I ran. And now, with Lillias—an Alpha’s daughter, the future of a powerful pack—bound to me by fate, I found myself standing at a crossroads.I had always known that one day my past would catch up with me. I’d thought I could live a life of solitude, away from the pack, away from the politics and the power struggles that had once consumed me. But fate had a different plan.She deserves a b

Chapter 5: The MeetingLillias’s POVThe night seemed endless, stretching out like a tapestry of shadows and uncertainty. The moon hung low in the sky, its pale light spilling through the tall windows of my chamber, bathing the room in a soft, ethereal glow. But all I could focus on was the strange pull that had settled deep in my chest. It was a feeling I couldn’t ignore, no matter how much I tried to push it aside. The bond was there—undeniable, insistent, and pulling me toward him.Silas.His name echoed through my thoughts like a whisper on the wind. He was out there—somewhere in the vast expanse of the forest, waiting. The very thought of him stirred something within me, something both exhilarating and terrifying. A part of me longed to go to him, to embrace whatever fate had in store for us. But another part of me, the part shaped by years of duty and expectation, hesitated.What am I doing? I thought, my fingers curling around the fabric of my gown.Scarlett, my wolf, growled so

Chapter 7: The Alpha’s FuryAlpha Callum’s POVThe news reached me just after dawn, carried by a young scout whose face was pale and tight with fear. He knelt before me in the great hall, his words spilling out in a hurried whisper, and I had to force myself to stay still, my hands gripping the arms of my chair to keep from reacting too quickly.Lillias had gone into the forest. Alone.For a moment, the room seemed to tilt, the weight of his words settling over me like a stone in my chest. My daughter—the future of the MacCrae pack—had defied my orders, stepping out into the night without protection, without explanation.And worse still, I already knew why.The bond.I had felt its presence the moment it awakened in her, a subtle ripple in the air that only those attuned to the will of the Moon Goddess could sense. I had tried to ignore it, to push it aside as a fleeting possibility, a distraction she would overcome. But now, there was no denying it. Lillias had found her mate—and the

Chapter 9: A Past That HauntsSilas’s POVAs the warriors faded into the trees, led by Lillias’s father, I let out a breath I hadn’t realized I was holding. My wolf, Rafe, still prowled beneath the surface, agitated and tense, his instincts screaming at me to prepare for a fight that had, for now, been avoided.I glanced at Lillias. She was breathtaking, standing in the golden light of the clearing with her arms crossed, her deep violet eyes still blazing with defiance. Her pale skin glowed in the morning sun, and her dark auburn hair fell in soft waves around her shoulders. She looked every bit the princess she was—regal, commanding, and undeniably fierce.But beneath her composed exterior, I could sense the vulnerability she tried so hard to hide. Through the bond, I could feel the rapid beat of her heart, the tremor of unease that lingered despite her bold words.“I’m sorry you had to face that,” I said softly, stepping closer.She turned to me, her expression softening as she met m