Novels by WestMi

(Zarah)Ryker dragged me all the way up to his room. I could barely keep up with his pace until we were in the center of his room. Then he spun.“What were you doing with Cedric?” he snapped, “how long have you known him?” he barked.“I..don’t...know him.” I stammered, shaking in my legs. “I just...saw him this nigh—”He cut me off with a growl, “Lies!!!” he roared. His hands gripped my neck, slamming my body against the wall.The room darkened.“Ry...ker...” I choked, I was struggling to breathe.“You keep hopping from one man to another. I would not tolerate any disgrace on my family name.” “Please...you are hurting me,” I pleaded. Tears were already pooling in my eyes.He reluctantly dropped me to the floor, and I held my neck, taking as much air as I could. “If you’re that desperate for attention, don’t go throwing yourself at every man who breathes,” he hissed. “You're already an embarrassment—don’t make it worse.”Tears streaked down my face as I looked at him

(Ryker)“Alpha... we need to be at the Crescent pack in few hours. Do you think we can still make it?” My beta Theo asked.“Crescent pack? Oh! The pack with the weird Alpha?” I asked. He nodded.“Have my mother attend. I might just end up killing the Alpha—he gets on my nerves.”I didn’t bother hiding the venom in my voice. My phone buzzed on the table, I already knew who was calling even without looking. Alpha Cedric.I stared at the screen for a moment before picking up.“Ryker,” he said loudly and casually like we were friends.“Cedric.” My voice was flat.“Still Scheming in that castle of yours?”He always talked like he was on equal footing. Like I wouldn’t rip his throat out if given the chance.“Is there a point to this call?” I asked.He chuckled. “Just confirming we’re still on for the meeting next week. I’m bringing my Beta.”I didn’t smile. “Whatever, Cedric.” I ended the call without waiting for a response.“You and Jake. Go with my mother. Make sure she

(Zarah)It had been days since the incident in the cellar. Jake avoided me like plague. He didn’t look at me, didn’t talk to me and he didn’t dare come up to the rooftop again. The rest of the pack always whispered whenever they saw me. I had became the ghost everyone spoke of but no one dared to confront.And Ryker?He’s been living his best life while I was been isolated.“Miss Zarah, would you like me to get your food?” one of the maids asked gently from the doorway. “No...just get out!” I muttered, not even turning to look at her. I pulled the blanket tighter around me and shut my eyes, hoping she’d take the hint.She didn’t say anything else and went away. I spotted the book I took from Jake's shelf lying on the floor at a corner of my room. I hadn’t even opened it. I got up slowly, dragging myself off the bed and sitting cross-legged by the wall. I picked up the book and opened the book, deciding to just read it.I don’t know how long I sat there but when I looke

(Zarah)I was told to stay in one of the room downstairs—Far enough from Ryker. Far enough from the rest of them. I cooked in silence. Ate alone.No one told me I didn’t belong there, and no one tried to make me feel welcome either.I avoided Ryker in the best way I could.One afternoon, I sat on the rooftop, legs dangling over the edge, staring down at the courtyard below. Everyone looked so small from up here—busy, loud, alive. And yet, no one noticed me.That was the point.“Hi.”The sudden voice behind me nearly made me fall. I half turn around. A tall guy stood there, hands in his pockets, relaxed like he hadn’t just scared the life out of me.“I’m Jake,” he said casually, stepping closer. “Head of security around here.”I didn’t respond. Just watched him, waiting to see if this was some sort of trick.He didn’t seem put off by the silence. “You’re Zarah, right? Alpha Ryker’s sister.”Me? Ryker’s sister? May the Moon goodness forbid it.Jake raised an eyebrow. “Is she

(Zarah)Sunlight hit my face as someone pulled open the blinds.“Apologies, Miss,” the maid said gently. “Your mother left instructions to wake you. You’re to meet the Alpha.”My mother.That still felt strange to hear—but I let it slide.“Alright,” I mumbled, rubbing my eyes. “I’ll get ready now.”I hurried into the bathroom, took the quickest shower of my life, then slipped into something simple—a soft floral dress, black boots, and a matching jacket. Casual, but not careless.As I stepped out, Mrs. Blackwood was already waiting.“Rylle,” she greeted with a warm smile, pressing a kiss to my cheek. “Are you ready?”I gave a small nod. We proceeded to the Alpha’s quarters. Everyone has been looking at me weirdly but no one dared say anything. Probably because of the Luna.We reached the Alpha’s quarters, and the guards at the entrance immediately bowed in greeting.“Where’s Ryker?” Mrs. Blackwood asked, scanning the hallway. “Have him meet me in the dining room,” she told St

(Zarah)Laughter erupted in the hall.Whistles.Cheers.No one moved at first. Then one of the warriors stepped forward, smirking, already undoing his belt.Luna whimpered inside me, her voice barely a whisper now.Get up, I told myself. Do something.But my body wouldn’t listen. I was too weak. “Henry, please…” I begged, my voice shaking. “Don’t do this.”“Oh, I’m not doing anything,” he said coldly. “They are.”Someone grabbed my arm. Another yanked my dress.I closed my eyes...Moon Goddess...My lips moved silently, my heart screaming where my voice could not.Please... if you’re there—if you’ve ever watched me—wept for me—Help me.Don’t let this be how my story ends.Hot tears streamed down my face.You took my mother. My pack. My name. You left me with nothing Let me survive this.Or let the earth take me before they do.And in that moment— The door slammed open and my body hit the floor hard.All heads, including mine, turned toward the doors.An older woman wit