Nobela ni stellaibanga11

AuroraI couldn’t sleep that night.I cried a lot. Not just from sorrow but from the anger of only being seen now and because I’m their mate.I remembered a particular day when we were younger and I’d just been declared a maid.I had just finished mopping the kitchen and went to pour out the water in the bucket when the twins came running in playing tag.“Be careful. The floor is wet.”I tried to warn but it was too late.Kaden fell and dislocated his left arm.He cried and screamed.Kael was trying to comfort him while I stood with my bucket motionless and white as a ghost.“What happened?” Alpha Damon asked as he stepped into the kitchen followed by the Luna.“He slipped and fell.” Kael explained.“And who poured water on the ground?“ He asked looking at me.I couldn’t speak.“She was mopping” Kael replied again “And she couldn’t warn you?” His voice was growing louder and angrier.“I tried to…” “Do you plan on killing my son?” He asked coming close. I stepped back in fear “No al

KaelThe night of the rejection:Kaden cried for hours that night before finally falling asleep on Aurora’s bed.I had to take action immediately.We needed her. I needed her even though I tried to tell myself Kaden needed her more but I couldn’t stand the pain and guilt of everything that happened.I wasn’t as lively and happy go lucky as Kaden was so I wasn’t so readable like he was.Back when we were younger I had hated how Aurora was treated so I summoned courage and asked Dad why.“Shes the daughter of a traitor and should be treated as such.”“But she didn’t do anything” I argued “You will not associate yourself with her no matter what. She’s a servant and she’s beneath you.”I couldn’t shake the feeling that she wasn’t in the wrong in any way but I had to do as I was told.Kaden and I teased her a lot.She had beautiful dark long hair and our favorite pass time was yanking it.When she cut her hair I felt a tinge of guilt but shook it off.I watched from the sidelines as Kade

AuroraI didn’t expect to wake up to the sound of humming.It was soft almost hesitant but it drifted through the cracks in the cabin wall like a warm breeze. My wolf stirred as I sat up, my body aching from the hard wooden floor. I reached instinctively for the small knife I kept tucked under my bag.Footsteps.Slow. Approaching.I held my breath.“Relax, I’m not here to kill you.”The voice was female. Tired, amused. And close.The door creaked open and in stepped a girl about my age. Her brown curls were pulled into a messy braid, and her jeans were torn at the knees. Her scent told me all I needed to know, she was a rogue. Like me. But not hostile.She raised her hands, eyes scanning me quickly. “Didn’t mean to scare you. I picked up a new scent while checking for rogues around my area and figured someone was here.”I lowered the knife. “This place is abandoned. So I thought I could sleep here for a while ”“I see” she said stepping inside. “I’m Nova.”“Aurora.”She smiled like we

## Third person POVMate!Their heads whipped sideways in unison and there she was looking like a flower in the midst of wolves.So delicate and beautiful.Kaden immediately started walking towards her, Kael followed leaving their father and the visiting alpha stunned.They made out of the door walking briskly and broke into a run.They caught up with her in front of the pack house “Aurora please wait” Kael called“I reject you both”The pain shot through them like silver bulletsStrong enough to make them both whimper and bend clutching their chests.“Please…” Kaden’s voice cracked as he stepped forward.He grabbed her hand and instantly felt the electric flow.“We’re sorry,” he whispered. “We’ve changed. We’ll prove it to you. Just give us a chance.”“Yeah,” she said, pulling her hand away, “well, I’ve changed too.”And she disappeared into the night.Neither of them could follow her even if they wanted to.The pain was unbearable How was she able to still run?The mate bond, stil

### AuroraI always thought I’d forget the pain someday. That time would soften it, maybe even erase it. But time never helped me not when every single day of my life in this pack was a fresh wound.I wasn’t always the ghost girl they ignored or barked orders at. Once, I was the daughter of the Beta. Once, I was someone. But that all ended the night my father disappeared branded a traitor and coward, the man who abandoned the pack when it needed him most.They said he sold us out to rogues.They said he ran with his tail tucked between his legs.They said he left us all to die.No one cared to ask why. No one cared that my mother, his mate, collapsed days later and never got back up. She died of heartbreak. I was left with nothing but whispered rumors, narrowed eyes, and the weight of sins I didn’t commit.I was ten years old when the Alpha demoted me to a maid.Since then, my world shrank to the back halls of the pack house, the cold tile under my knees as I scrubbed bloodstains from