Novels by Aim 4

I entered the room, everywhere looming of betrayal. Kade's eyes widened, his eyes partially black, his hands trembling around the envelope that he held so tightly. Kael's head bowed but left immediately I entered.Kade looked furious, opposite from the celebratory mood he was in… I swallowed hard, wanting to see what was in the envelope.“You called me?” I asked, my voice cracking.“Yes, I did, but I didn't call, I yelled,” he corrected me, throwing the envelope at my face, leaving it to hit the ground. I carefully picked it up.I opened the envelope carefully, only to see a piece of my robe inside the cloth, my red cloak also inside. I smiled out of relief, but his face wasn't buying anything.“You find it funny?” he asked me to squat just when I was seated.“What's funny again, Azren? You meeting up with another rival pack or you finding it funny I caught your betrayal?” he asked, and I blinked out of confusion.What was he talking about? Which betrayal is he referring to?“You plan

His hands slowly grabbed my waist possessively. The elder couldn't let out a single word—it was crystal clear who the boss was. My eyes and nose lingered through the air. If I can't see her, I could at least sniff her.The elder looked at me with disappointment, but who cares? I had just defeated the most feared one yet in the entire pack.Kade walked into the room, throwing me off onto the bed like a bag. My bones straightened up like they just waited for him. Just a sight of him could make me wet. But what if I get the pup? Wouldn't he get his share of the curse?I didn't get any time to process as my lips were shut down by warm lips—so warm I couldn't resist the taste of it. My hands on my head and his hands somewhere else.“Rough or slow?” he asked, but my brain seemed not to process his words, and he wasted no time in asking the questions again. Our bodies sparked and the bond flame ignited... he was my forced fated mate.“Alpha, there's an issue!” Damian called out, but Kade did

I saw the fear in her eyes. Her belly was showing, but not her fear. My wolf power surprised me—I couldn't see that clearly, the reddish view was all I could get. Is this how Kade views things? I asked myself.In a vengeful rage, I reached for Tasha and struck her out of her senses.“Can’t she see that the poor girl is pregnant?”“She’s jealous, she’s pregnant for the Alpha—something that she couldn’t do!”Rumors, as usual. I turned to look at the two old she-wolves who dared to talk about me. I could see them but also feel their emotions. Their thoughts overwhelmed mine—and then the rest.“Shut up!” I yelled, overwhelmed with thought. But they didn’t. They kept on going and going and going.“Why is she yelling?”“Was she never taught self-control?”“The cursed one can’t handle herself.”All the thoughts overcame my brain. I couldn’t stand it. I placed my hands over my ears, letting my guard down. Then—headache. The surge was too much. Tasha, on the other hand, looked happy.Her smirk

“She’s back.”“Traitor. She killed the Alpha.”“Maybe it was her revenge to get back at him.”Rumors. Everyone had something to say. The pack that Kade nearly died to protect now had different things to say about him.“Good riddance.”“We can all be free from the cursed one.”“How? When she has the curse too?”My restraint was being tested—mocked, insulted—by the same people who once watched and gave me away to the Alpha. Now they stood there calling me names.The house was silent. Too silent. But the noise coming from the throne room piqued my curiosity. For a house this still, why would there be noise in the throne room—especially when the Alpha was missing?I followed my instincts, and there I found the elders. Damian and Tasha were seated at the throne in all its glory. They were all shocked. But my ‘I told you so’ smile showed up before I could stop it.Damian looked like he had seen a ghost.“You’re supposed to be dead,” Damian said. I laughed—boldly.“Supposed to? Why are you s

“How and since when have you known about this?” I asked, keeping my voice low—low enough not to reach Kade's ears.“From the first time at the party. I raised Tasha, so I knew it wasn't her,” Kael replied. But why couldn’t Kade feel it?“Tasha was arrogant, yet not rude. Tasha didn’t like Kade—she saw him as a brother. So I knew something was wrong with her,” he said while removing spikes from Kade’s body.“I saw her reflection in the mirror, and I recognized her,” he added.“So you know Linda?” I gasped.“Yes. I helped her during the delivery of Kade,” he said. Not only did he know that she’s a witch, but also that she’s Kade’s mother. Did Kade know this information too?“No, he doesn’t know anything about this, and I’d prefer we don’t dive into that topic,” he said, as if he could read my mind.I nodded, but my mind had many questions that would be answered after millennia.“How can I defeat her?” I asked, getting back to reality.“You don’t. Use her weakness against her,” he sugges

I walked down to the field where the battle had taken place. No bones or dead bodies remained—no sign of Kade either. I wandered around, hoping I'd find something that would lead me to him.Just when I began to lose hope, I felt him again—his wolf. No words, no voice, just a connection. I followed my instincts, and that’s when I stumbled across a trace of blood. I didn’t need an expert to tell me it was Kade’s.I followed the trail until it disappeared. A vision of Kade, locked in a cage, flashed in my mind when I reached the end of the blood trail. But even then, I couldn’t see anything around me.His scent was corrupted—masked—so I couldn’t track him by smell. But our hearts weren’t closed off from each other. I looked around all four corners of the area, desperate, until I heard it: celebratory noise in the distance.Creeping toward the sound, I finally saw him.Kade was curled up in a cage, hung high—just enough for his enemies to mock him. He let out a painful whimper, but instea

She made sure I saw everything she was doing. I rolled my eyes, the receptionists visibly smiling and giggling. I could control myself, but not my wolf—she was angry and ready to smite her blood all over her claws.“Has someone come here?” he asked finally, after enjoying all the touch from the strange woman.“No one, just a confused woman in sweatpants,” she mocked. I hid myself, turning away to avoid being noticed. Maybe he’d be embarrassed about me, and I didn’t want that—not especially in front of his employees who were already making fun of me.“Which one?” he asked, and the rude woman pointed in my direction. I turned my head while wearing my helmet. My eyes were hidden, but I could see his bright smile. He dropped the papers on the ground and came toward me.“I didn’t actually think you could make it alone,” he said, approaching me. Even hidden, he could still recognize me.He gently removed my helmet, his eyes lighting up like a child who had just gotten candy.“Why are you si

I woke up early in the morning, my neck aching out of pleasure. The scent of the perfume reached me before the sun could. I spread my hands to reach my Rage, but he was gone. The door was knocked and I quickly sat up, holding the blanket against my naked body.“Come in,” I said, mimicking Rage's voice, which made me giggle a little.“My Luna, Mr. Rage invites you to his office today,” the servant said calmly. His all-white cloth was proof of Rage being a clean freak.“Office?” I asked.“Yes, my Luna, he's a CEO and wants to introduce you to his employees,” he said, and that was the shock that I needed.A spark ignited in my heart. I was proud of the man fate chose to mate with me. Not only was he rich and handsome, but also hardworking. Oh! Fate had really blessed me.“Where is he?” I asked, my heart beating in eager anticipation, memories of the previous night fueling my mind. I bit my lips out of embarrassment.“He left early in the morning, ma'am. He didn't wake you up because you

The water fell down on his silk hair, naked with only a boxer on, his hands reaching to mine that was busy hiding my naked busts. He pulled me close, the water fell down but our body met. He lifted me up with my legs crossing on his waist.Our eyes met, while mine reached up to look at the injury which was bleeding before but he lifted his head hindering my views.“Do you want me?” He asked for hot water touching his sexy pink lips. I nodded and he reached out to kiss me, that wasn't kids it was choking.He held me more close, his hands touching my back while I clutched his waist. He walked out of the bathroom, our body covered by the water, I fought my way down but not escaping his clutch.He pinned me against the wall just close to his case full of perfume, he didn't give me any space of breathing just like I wanted it, my mark glowed and Rage noticed this as he hid it with his hands prompting the pain to reduce.He didn't have only power on me but everything on me.“Heard that you'

I could see fear in his eyes and a burning determination. He behaved like an obsessed psychopath, more like he was already expecting him. He laughed at my words or his foolishness.“If I die today, I won't die as a coward,” he replied.“Who's Rage for me to run away from?” he spoke, his voice shaking, but I could see him parading the area, scanning through the door, holding his weapon high.“You have no idea,” I spoke with a smirk on my face.“You're mine and there's no one who can come between us. Do you know how many times I ran mad just thinking of him being next to you… just the thought of him having you drains my mind,” he yelled out, but I laughed.Outside, my Rage was already in order. I could hear screams. My mind was worried, but my heart at rest. The only thing that bothered me was the mark on my shoulders—it ached, recognizing Lucious.“Not only was he beside me, but I willingly gave him what you forcefully took from me!” I yelled, and he screamed, dropping every item his h

The journey was long, but I enjoyed his company—my hands constantly rubbing his abs, the gentle touch, and his sudden touches that made me flutter.“We're in war, Nina, not a romance glamor,” he grinned. I hesitated for a bit. He smiled as we passed a cliff. I didn't want to make him angry before he could think of driving down, so I backed off.“Put it back,” he spoke, and I did without hesitation, hugging his body until I could touch my hands against the other.He didn't speak, but through my helmet, I could see a smile spark on his face. He did see my truth, even without explanations. His smile reassured me. He was the one, and I can't wait for the day he'll break and finally give us a chance.“You're late!” a man yelled, making the wheels scratch at the road as he hit a big brake.“Two minutes,” Rage replied, and he seemed to have known the man.“Every minute counts, my Alpha,” the man replied, but Rage just scoffed.“You're going to stay here with him,” he spoke, handing me over a

Fear was an understatement for what I was feeling. My knees and teeth trembled. He reached out for the dagger; he couldn't see it—his eyes lit up… glowing.He saw the knife in my hands and immediately rushed out, only to find Lucious gone. He looked at me, holding the knife again. Betrayal was the mood of his face. For a man who opened up to me at night, his trust faded off.He went down where Lucious was placed and held the rope, only to find a perfect cut, like a knife cut it down. I trembled and the knife fell off. He observed me as a prey, his eyes turning red. His only leverage against Kade was gone.From his eyes, I could tell he thought that I did it. There was no way our relationship would be the same again—but I didn't do that. Would he believe me?His nose sniffed the rope, avoiding the bombs like he knew where they were. He looked around as if sensing something. He immediately rushed into Damian’s tent.“What did you see when you came out?” he demanded, his face turning ser