Novels by ogungbebusola17

“But in return” he murmured,”you'll have to do something for me”. That was all he said I was wondering what it could be, which made me ask him “And what will that be?” “I’ll protect you. But in return... I want you by my side. Not as a prisoner. As mine.” What did he mean by his’, and how am I supposed to know that he is not trying to use me. What if it's another trap? I don't think I am ready to trust anyone. “ I don't think I want to belong to anyone”.I reply politely Not even to someone who just had me tied up. His jaw clenched at my words. The softness in his voice vanished. “Don’t be ungrateful” he snapped, “you do not expect me to protect you without having anything in return”. He said furiously I realized his countenance changed already,this was the person that was being caring minutes ago. “Grateful?”. I asked curiously while looking into his eyes. “ I never tell you I want to be tied up, I am not some animal…..” I can see him boiling

** (Lila's POV)**"Give her something to eat," I heard him order, voice low but authoritative, before he disappeared down the corridor."Yes, Alpha," the guard replied at once.So he really *was* the Alpha. That explained his commanding tone, his arrogance, the way everyone obeyed him without question. It also meant one very important thing: I had to get out of here,fast.Now that he’d left, and the guard had stepped away to carry out his order, this might be my only chance. My limbs still ached from the restraints, but I wasn’t giving up.I shifted against the wall, twisting my wrists and testing the ropes. They were tight, but not unbreakable. Desperation gave me strength. I bit at the knot with my teeth, tugging and pulling, over and over, until I felt the first thread loosen. Sweat trickled down my back. My heart raced as I finally pulled one hand free, then the other. My ankles came next.I didn’t stop to think. I tiptoed to the door, praying it wasn’t locked.It wasn’t.Carefull

(Ethan’s POV)The wind whispered through the trees as I stalked the edge of our territory, every sense sharpened by instinct and duty. My patrols were routine,habitual, even,but today, something gnawed at me from within. I couldn’t place it at first. Just an ache, a tension beneath my skin.As Alpha, I was tasked with ensuring the safety of our lands, and I took that role seriously. The forest, vast and dense, sprawled endlessly before me like a living wall of secrets. Each step I took was guided by both wolf and man. But despite the responsibilities weighing on me, my thoughts kept straying, not to danger, nor to my enemies, but to the one thing that had eluded me all my life.My mate.I had searched for her longer than I cared to admit. Years, really. Across villages, packs, and rogue lands, I'd looked for the one the Moon Goddess crafted for me. And yet… nothing. Just empty trails and false hope. At some point, I’d begun to wonder if she even existed.Then, in the stillness of the

“You’re safe now, Lila,” he said gently, his voice calm and reassuring like a warm breeze after a storm. “I won’t let anyone hurt you again.”For the first time in what felt like forever, I inhaled deeply. The air was cold and sharp, filled with pine and damp earth,but it was clean. Free. Not laced with blood or screams or the mocking laughter I had grown used to. I was finally out. Gone from that hell that had been my life for as long as I could remember. Every escape attempt had failed before,beaten back, punished, dragged home. But this time… this time I made it. Because of him.Still, I couldn’t stop the questions spinning through my mind. Who was this man who’d risked so much for someone like me,an omega, scorned and unwanted? He moved with strength, but his eyes held something softer, something that didn’t match his muscular frame or his authoritative voice. He carried power like a silent storm,quiet, but dangerous. Steady, but always on the edge of eruption.“Who are you… reall

Thane’s Point of ViewI stepped forward, my gaze fixed on the omega slumped unconscious against the rough stone wall. Her body looked small and fragile, her bruised limbs curled in on themselves like she was trying to disappear from the world. Her breathing was shallow, uneven.“Let her go,” I said again, my voice calm, but there was steel in it.The girl pinning her young, sharp-eyed, and practically dripping entitlement,turned to face me with a growl low in her throat. Her dominance hung heavy in the air, but I didn’t flinch.“Who are you to interfere?” she barked, stepping protectively in front of the omega like I was the threat here.I raised an eyebrow, keeping my expression unreadable. “Thane,” I said coolly. “Beta of the Blood Moon Clan. And you are?”The girl blinked. For a second, uncertainty flickered behind her bravado. Then she drew herself up straighter. “Akela. The Alpha’s daughter.”Of course. That explained the arrogance in her tone.“Well, Akela,” I said with a dry sm

I trudged through the forest, my eyes scanning the undergrowth for flowers to decorate the pack house. The air was cool and heavy with mist, carrying the damp scent of moss and old leaves. Each step I took squelched softly in the mud, the ground still wet from last night’s rain.As an omega,the lowest rank in the pack,I was always given the tasks no one else wanted. Menial chores. Harsh punishments. Silence when I was wronged. That was the life someone like me had to live. A life where existing meant enduring.Alpha Marcus had sent me to collect fresh blossoms for the ceremony. His words still echoed in my head: “Don’t come back with nothing, or you’ll regret it.” I knew better than to return empty-handed. The last time I failed him, I couldn’t sit properly for three days.My stomach knotted at the memory.I wandered deeper into the woods, keeping my senses sharp. The sun was only beginning to rise above the trees, casting golden fingers of light through the canopy. As I walked, my th