All Chapters of In Love with the Alpha’s Daughter: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

The air inside the room was thick with unspoken words. Lina had been trapped here for hours, maybe more, with only Louis for company.If he could even be called that.She had tried everything—ignoring him, antagonizing him, outright staring at him until he cracked. But nothing worked. He was an impenetrable wall, barely acknowledging her presence unless necessary.That irritated her.“Are you always this quiet?” she asked, breaking the silence yet again.Louis, seated near the door, barely looked at her. “Depends.”“On what?”He didn’t answer.Lina huffed, shifting on the bed. “I think you just like being difficult.”Louis’ lips twitched slightly, but he didn’t respond.Lina narrowed her eyes, tapping her fingers against the wooden headboard. “You know, most people would at least attempt a conversation. It’s common courtesy.”Still nothing.Her irritation spiked. “Fine. I’ll talk, and you listen.”Louis gave a slow blink, as if already regretting whatever came next.“I grew up with my

The sun hung low in the sky, casting long shadows over the Green Moon Pack’s territory. The wind rustled through the towering trees, carrying with it the faint scent of damp earth and pine. It should have been peaceful, but to Lina, it felt suffocating.She had been here for only two days, yet it already felt like a lifetime.Dane had wasted no time in parading her in front of the pack, declaring her as his Luna. He had stood tall, his hand gripping hers in a way that wasn’t gentle, wasn’t affectionate—it was possessive. You are mine now. This is your place.She had forced herself to smile, to stand still under the weight of his touch. But inside, she had been screaming.Now, as she walked through the heart of the pack’s land, she felt the eyes of its wolves on her. Some were filled with curiosity, others with skepticism. A few openly showed their resentment.She didn’t belong here, and they knew it.Her steps were brisk as she made her way down a quieter path. She wasn’t entirely sur

Tonight, she had no choice.Lina lay beneath Dane, her body tense, her breath unsteady. The weight of his presence pressed down on her, a firm reminder of the bond that now tethered them together. It was suffocating, overwhelming. No matter how much she wanted to fight, to push him away, she knew it would be useless.Dane was never one to back down.His fingers trailed down her arm, slow and deliberate, as if testing the resistance in her body. She felt him watching her, waiting for her to flinch, waiting for her to fight. But she refused to give him the satisfaction. If he thought he could break her, he was wrong.His grip tightened on her waist as he pulled her closer, his breath hot against her ear.“You belong to me now, Lina,” he murmured, his voice deep and unwavering.She clenched her jaw, willing herself not to react.But her body betrayed her.A shiver ran through her at the heat of his breath, at the way his fingers pressed into her skin, tracing the curves of her body with

Lina had barely settled into her new life in the Green Moon Pack when Dane summoned her to the great hall. She knew what this was—her first official meeting with the pack’s inner circle.She had barely slept the night before, her body aching from Dane’s claim, and the weight of her new role pressing on her shoulders. The packhouse felt unfamiliar, too large, too foreign, despite the fact that she had grown up knowing she would end up here.But nothing had prepared her for this.As she walked into the hall, a familiar presence made her stop.Seated at the head of the table, beside Dane, was Alpha Zack—Dane’s father and the true leader of the Green Moon Pack.She had met him before, of course. He and her father, Alpha Jackson, had been allies for years. But Zack had always been a looming figure, a name spoken with respect and a hint of wariness. Now, he was here, watching her with those sharp, assessing eyes.“Well,” Zack said, leaning back in his chair. “Look who finally arrived.”Lina

The days blurred into a rhythm Lina was slowly growing used to—at least on the surface. Each morning started with formal duties as Luna: she greeted members of the Green Moon Pack, attended meetings with Dane and his advisors, sat through discussions about land borders and rogue threats, and managed household affairs with quiet efficiency. She spoke only when necessary, smiled only when expected, and carried herself with the grace and pride of Alpha Jackson’s daughter.But beneath the surface, something was shifting. Quietly. Slowly.And his name was Louis.She wasn’t sure when it began—when her eyes started searching for him in every room, or why her chest tightened every time he entered and avoided looking at her. Maybe it was the silence he carried, or the stillness that surrounded him like a cloak. Unlike the other warriors, he didn’t boast, didn’t mingle, didn’t try to please anyone. He was invisible in the most deliberate way—and that made her see him even more.It was late afte