Novels by Tiene

Unknown POV The pain was no longer just heartache; it was a devastating, magical agony. Noah’s rejection had felt like a lightning bolt—quick, brutal, and completely annihilating the spiritual core of her being. The mate bond she had accepted, the one she had mistakenly believed in, had been violently snapped. Now, she was left with a cold, empty echo where a lifeline should have been, a profound sense of loss that no amount of tears could wash away.She pushed herself up from the floor, ignoring the sharp, glistening shards of the shattered vase that surrounded her. Maya's triumphant, cruel smile and Noah’s utterly cold eyes were the final images seared into her memory before she turned and ran.She ran blind, through the opulent hall, past frozen faces, and into the nearest service corridor. She didn't care where it led. She just needed out. She needed to escape the suffocating air, the whispers, the pitiless knowledge that every person in this pack now knew she was the one who w

Ariana’s POVThe air in the Gravens’ grand ballroom was thick with anticipation—a tangible hum of energy only heightened by the colossal, silver-white Flower Moon hanging low in the sky, ready to witness a monumental mate claim. Tonight was supposed to be my triumph, my official beginning with Noah. It was the moment I stopped being the "wolf-less Wilson" and became the Gamma's Luna.The hall was a dazzling spectacle: gold chandeliers dripped light onto a sea of guests in their finest attire, the air heavy with the luxurious scents of expensive perfumes, champagne, and wolf musk.I entered feeling like a different person. My blue emerald gown, shimmering with tiny, star-like stones, felt like armor. I held my head high, determined to bask in the glow of my promised future. I scanned the throng of wolves, my eyes searching for Noah, for his familiar, comforting presence. He should have been waiting, should have been impatient to see me.“Noah, where are you?” I whispered to myself, wea

Ariana’s POVMy mate should have felt my pain, he should have come to me. How could Noah walk away from me to face them alone? That was the question burning through my mind as he disappeared from my view.My chest hammered in pain, with tears flowing out of my eyes. I was surrounded on all sides by Maya and her friends, their laughter slicing through the air, making me the center of attention. Malicious smiles curved on Maya and her friends' lips, their tone dripping with mockery, echoing in the hall. My whole body ached as if it were pierced with pins.“Aww, don't be sad, Arianna,” Maya snickered, her tone laced with sarcasm, a scowl covering her face. “If you are so desperate to score a mate, why don't you try this?”Maya’s lips curved into a cruel smile as she grabbed me by the collar of my shirt, her hands brushing against my skin, trailing down my jawline, sending a wave of electricity through me. “What are you trying to do?” My heart pounded, my breathing grew unsteady, and her

Ariana’s POV“Oh my gosh,” my alarm clock shrieked, violently yanking me from a deep sleep. My heart hammered against my ribs as I scrambled out of bed, eyes still blurry, rushing through my morning routine in a panicked blur before I missed my school bus.The instant I hit the bottom stair, a mouth-watering aroma enveloped me, pulling me forward. It was my big brother, Orion, cooking breakfast. Ever since our parents relocated, Orion had been the anchor of my life, the only one who truly doted on me.He was focused on his task, preparing my favorite pastries. His hands moved with the slow, practiced rhythm of an expert chef, a rhythmic, almost hypnotic motion. His scent—a rich, comforting blend of cinnamon and dark chocolate—was intoxicating, weaving through the morning air. Even as the Alpha's Beta, he always made time for me.“Morning, little sis. I hope you enjoyed your sleep,” Orion greeted me, turning with a soft smile. His curly hair fell over his forehead as I pulled out a cha