Novels by Phresh_Pen

I woke up with a loud scream, loud enough to block my ears, breathing so heavily and painting at the same time with sweat all over my body. My hands trembled and clutched the bedsheets like they were the only things keeping me from falling apart.Leo, my son, I said in my mind.I looked around the room, uncertain of what I was looking for. Then the moonlight started shining, coming in through the window.I came down from the bed and walked toward the window. Everywhere seemed calm and quiet—there was no smoke, no fog, and most importantly, no cloaked figure holding my child.I took a deep breath, realizing it was just a mere dream.A nightmare that had felt so real.My chest rose and fell rapidly as I forced myself to breathe. I touched my stomach as I was trying to reassure myself that he was still safe, still hidden far away with Mariya."Evan will never have my son, "I whispered again, but this time, because of the dream. A few hours later I heard a knock at the door."Lady Lila,"

The room went silent after I opened the door and saw those letters.I held the letter in my trembling hands, rereading the sentence over and over until the words got stuck in my head."Lila of Lycan, you must return to Moonveil to fulfill the blood pact.""Who delivered this?" I asked Mariya, my voice barely rising above a whisper."There was no trace or sign of a wolf delivering it," she said, "and if I must say, whoever delivered it is not ordinary."My heart raced. Not ordinary? What does that even mean? I walked over to where Leo was and wrapped my hands around him in a protective way.Mariya took the letter from me and tossed it into the fire. "No one must find this.""But it’s too late," I said. "They already know."Just then, another knock came—louder and heavier. My heart never stopped jumping.Mariya flung the door open.Two men in black cloaks stood outside, both bearing the Lycan King’s seal.One stepped forward, bowing slightly. "Lila of Moonveil, by royal decree, you are

"Mariya!" I continued screaming as I ran after her, my feet making a heavy sound. But she ran so fast, like a wild animal, that I couldn't catch up with her."Wait! "What do you mean by the same mark?" I shouted as I ran after her.But she was gone.I stopped, panting so heavily and unable to catch my breath. The air was thick with pine, and instantly I smelled something different. I looked beside an old tree, and there lay a man, wounded and lying in his own pool of blood.He was massive, almost unnaturally so, with dark hair matted to his head. He was bleeding heavily, and his leg was twisted at an odd angle. But what struck me most was the armor around his waist—it's something I had never seen since childhood.I should've run. Instead, I rushed to where he lay."Hey! Hey, can you hear me?"He groaned so weakly. I touched his neck with my hands and I could still feel some pulse. I knew he was still alive.With all of my strength, I carried him home and nursed him back to life.When

Pain was the first thing I felt when I opened my eyes. It was not just an ordinary ache in my body, it was a deep pulling sensation that came from—I don't know where—which seemed to have taken away all my strength.I heard faint voices, it seemed to come from a long distance."She’s still breathing, thank the Moon."I blinked against the blinding white light above me, then I realized it was already morning. Just then, I saw a strange face hovering over me. I opened my eyes clearly to see a tall but lean figure that looked too old to be alive but still glowing with strange serenity. Her eyes were pale and her mouth black."You’re awake," she said softly. Stay still and don't move. You are safe now.""Who are you?"My name is Mariya. I found you collapsed and lying lifeless here in the woods, but luckily for you, I usually pass here, so I happened to have found you on time.I tried to sit up, but pain lanched through my side. My breath caught and I felt weak instantly."Careful," she wa

The moonveil park's gathering is a storm of hope and betrayal. Since I was ten, I had anticipated this day and finally today it was here.I'm Lila Evergreen, eighteen years tall and a common omega which no one spoke about.Nobody knew about me till today, the day that the wolf in me got tired of hiding. For the first time, the wolf in me stirred. I shifted, and immediately I felt an electric connection with him, my mate—Evan Thornhart, the alpha of the pack.I was excited and filled with anticipation, so I ran towards him, screaming and shouting his name.Evan, I screamed at the top of my voice. You felt the same way, right? Evan came forward, his face looking confused, like he didn't know what I was talking about."Felt what," he asked me with a commanding, intimidating tone."The bond, the connection, you're my mate Evan. I felt it very strongly”."No, I didn't feel anything, and you are not my mate, Lila," Evan shouted."You can't be serious, Evan," I said, breathless and heartbro