The Lycan King's Chosen One

The Lycan King's Chosen One

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Thu, Jul 9, 2026
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Fiction
Paranormal
Supernatural Creatures
Vampires
Shifters
Blurb "Do you accept this union?" The priest asked. "I...." My throat felt dry. "I do." I tears slipping down my eyes. I knew there was no way I was backing down from this. "You may now share a union through the mate bond." The priest announced. My eyes widened in horror. Immediately, I turned to the King. "What does he mean?" I demanded. My heart pounded against my ribs. "Remember when you asked me what I was?" he murmured. My breath caught. "I'm a Vampire King," he said. "Paxton." ***** On the morning of her eighteenth birthday, Ayla woke up with a strange silver mark glowing on her wrist. The mark was the sign of an ancient prophecy, the symbol of the Chosen One destined to become the Lycan Queen. A queen foretold to fulfill a purpose hidden for centuries and determine the fate of the supernatural world by bringing the supernatural realm together. But before she can learn the truth about her destiny, she is kidnapped by the one creature she was taught to fear. The vampire King. Cold, powerful, and dangerously captivating, he refuses let her to go back to the Lycans. Instead, he makes a shocking declaration before his kingdom that she'll become his queen. Now trapped in the vampire realm, Ayla tries to escape the finds herself caught in another creatures den where she was almost killed. As the mystery behind her silver mark unravels, she discovers that her destiny is far more dangerous than anyone imagined the Chosen One was never meant to belong to the Lycans alone. She was meant to change everything in the supernatural world. But in a realm where she is hated, feared, and hunted, can Ayla fulfill her destiny before darkness consumes everything?
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"Stop," the beast growled in my ear. The sound vibrated through my entire body. I froze for a heartbeat from pure shock. He lowered his head beside mine, breath warm against my neck. His voice was low, dangerous... fraying at the edges. "Aurora," he said, "if you run from me again, I will chase you. And I will catch you. His hold tightened as if proving the point. "I will always catch you." Tears spilled down my cheeks. "You're scaring me," I whispered, voice shaking. His breath hitched-barely, but enough that I felt it. For a moment, just a moment, the iron in his grip softened. His hand slid from my waist to my wrist, holding firm but no longer crushing. Then his other arm locked around my upper body, strong enough that escape was impossible. "Aurora," he said, his voice rough, "you cannot run from a bond like this." I shook my head violently. "I'm human! I'm not meant for- for you!" His chest rumbled behind me, a low, frustrated sound. "You are meant for me," he said, lips brushing the shell of my ear. "Fate does not make mistakes." Aurora Hayes, a human girl from a village called Eldermist, a remote settlement tucked beside the enchanted Blackpine Forest. Her people had lived in fear for generations fearing the Beast said to roam the woods. On one night Aurora ventures out into the woods and comes face to face with the beast her village fears. Roman the ruthless Lycan King instantly recognizes Aurora as his mate and takes her to his pack. Roman will stop at nothing to claim the woman destiny has chosen for him.But Aurora is human. She's fragile and Untouched by the brutal world of Lycans and vampires.

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