she_osprey

[COMPLETE || WARNING: MATURE CONTENT 21+ // Mercy Makes You Weak]

“And when the sun goes down on your grave, let it be known, that it was all my doing.”

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Tired of the shit-show put on by her apparent ‘mates’, Kim Rania, the most powerful, ruthless, and psychotic alpha of the Obren kingdom declares that she will not take a mate, a decision that no one questions, not even the mighty werewolf king.

However, her announcement unlocks a pandora of betrayal, chaos, secrets, and unforgivable sins; which brews in her, a new tornado of anger, hate, and a great desire for retribution, a need she must fulfill. 

At the center of all that, is her ‘clueless’ true mate, the man she has grown to hate with everything she has and doesn't have; a man determined to cripple her rule with the unfortunate aid of her parents – Park Jihoon, alpha of her rival pack, Calindra.

Rania knows she has a choice to make. To either forgive them and give in to her mate bond, or to burn them all and everything they hold dear.

However her anger is too great and it drives her to seek the help of humanity’s greatest evil & immortal psycho, the lycan Kaia Seto, the soulless barbarian of barbarians, who is a little too willing to help her with her vengeance.

Perhaps Kaia just has a good heart, right?

But what if there is another reason Kaia is open to helping, will the psycho alpha agree to it, just for her vengeance?

Mated to A Rival Alpha

"The retired alpha had something to say. I doubt he came back before me just to tell us that Brent was Benita. He had to have had a reason to come out of hiding, and I know him. He is a strategist.

"Perhaps we wait for what he has to say before we can start slaughtering them, right? Besides, the prisoners have been without food for at least one hundred hours.

"A few more hundred hours won't be that hard, right?" Rania said, reminding them of the alpha who had just popped out of nowhere.

He had been with them in silence even as his daughter got a little mental breakdown because of him.

However, this time, he couldn't be blamed for what had happened. He couldn't be held accountable and that was strange because he seemed to always find himself at the centre of everything questionable that happened to his daughter.

He Was Not Needed There