Novels by Roseyy

The Alpha's Wrath...The clash of steel rang through the corridor like thunder.Elsie barely saw Rowan move.One moment, he was standing in front of her.The next, his sword collided with Victor's, sending a shockwave through the stone hallway. Cracks spread across the marble floor beneath their feet.Victor laughed."So this is the famous Alpha Rowan.""I expected more."Rowan said nothing.His silver eyes remained fixed on Victor's every movement.The silence unsettled Victor more than any insult could.With a growl, Victor lunged again.His sword came down in a deadly arc, but Rowan sidestepped effortlessly.Before Victor could recover, Rowan's elbow slammed into his ribs.The commander staggered back."You've gotten stronger," Victor admitted, wiping a streak of blood from the corner of his mouth."You talk too much," Rowan replied coldly.Victor smiled."And you still hide your emotions."Behind Rowan, Frank had arrived with a squad of Nightcrest warriors."My Alpha!""I've secur

The explosion shook the palace from its foundations.Windows shattered.Dust rained from the ceiling.The healers lost their balance as another blast echoed from outside."My Alpha!"Frank burst through the chamber doors, his sword already stained with blood."We're under attack!"Rowan immediately moved in front of Elsie."Report.""They're everywhere."Frank's breathing was uneven."They're dressed like rogues, but they're trained.""Crimson Fang?"Frank nodded grimly."They've breached the eastern gate."Outside, the sounds of steel clashing against steel filled the air.Screams echoed through the palace.The war had begun.Elsie barely heard the commotion.Her eyes remained fixed on Amelia."My... mother..."She whispered the word through trembling lips.It no longer mattered whether Amelia had given birth to her.She had been the woman who kissed her bruises.The woman who stayed awake whenever she was sick.The woman who loved her without asking for anything in return.That was

Rowan's sharp eyes followed the servant until he disappeared around the corner.A crimson tattoo.Small enough to escape notice.Large enough to identify him.Crimson Fang.His jaw tightened.Someone had infiltrated Bloom Pack Palace.The attack on Amelia was no coincidence.Neither was the messenger arriving at Nightcrest only hours after Victor's appearance.Everything had been planned.Frank, who had silently entered behind Rowan, noticed his Alpha's expression."My Alpha?"Without taking his eyes off the corridor, Rowan spoke quietly."Did you see him?"Frank followed Rowan's gaze just in time to catch the servant's sleeve disappearing around the corner."The servant?""He bears the Crimson Fang mark."Frank's expression darkened immediately."I'll have him arrested.""No."Frank frowned."My Alpha?""If you arrest him now, we'll only catch one pawn."Rowan's silver eyes narrowed."I want the one giving the orders."Frank immediately understood."I'll have him watched.""Without h

The library fell silent.Elsie stood frozen, unable to process what she had just heard.Her mother...Injured?The woman who had sat beside her bed day and night after the mate bond ceremony...The woman who had cried as she watched her daughter leave for Nightcrest...Might not survive."I have to leave."Her voice was barely above a whisper."I have to go home."Without hesitation, Rowan nodded."We leave immediately."The messenger looked relieved."My Alpha, the Beta specifically requested only the Luna return. He feared bringing an army would create panic among the pack members."Rowan's silver eyes turned icy."My wife does not travel alone."The messenger immediately lowered his head."I... I understand."Frank stepped forward."I'll prepare twenty of our best warriors.""No."Rowan shook his head."Thirty.""If this is a trap, twenty won't be enough."Frank nodded before disappearing from the library.An hour later...The gates of Nightcrest slowly opened.The morning mist sti

The silver pendant lay motionless on the ancient altar.No one dared to touch it.Elsie's eyes remained fixed on the crescent moon engraved into its surface. Something about it felt... familiar.Almost as if it had always belonged to her.The wind swept across the Moon Shrine, lifting her hair as she slowly bent down."Don't."Rowan's voice stopped her.She looked back at him."It could be a trap."Elsie swallowed before nodding.Frank cautiously stepped forward, examining the pendant without touching it."I don't smell poison."One of the Nightcrest warriors spoke."No hidden weapons either."Rowan remained unconvinced."I'll take it."Using the tip of his sword, he carefully lifted the silver chain before wrapping it inside a clean cloth.Only then did he hand it to Elsie."If we're going to learn the truth, we'll do it carefully."Elsie accepted it silently.Even through the cloth...She could feel warmth radiating from the pendant.The ride back to the palace was quiet.No one kne

The Moon Shrine fell deathly silent.Only the whisper of the mountain wind disturbed the stillness.Rowan stared at Elsie, unable to hide the shock on his face.Frank looked equally stunned.Even the elite warriors exchanged uneasy glances."The... Last Moonborn?" Frank repeated quietly.Elsie nodded, still trying to steady her breathing."My wolf told me that before everything disappeared."She looked at Rowan."You knew."It wasn't an accusation.It was a realization.Rowan lowered his eyes."I suspected.""You suspected?""I never had proof."Elsie's voice trembled."So everyone here knows something except me?"Rowan sighed."I was trying to protect you.""By keeping me ignorant?"His silence answered her.The group returned to their horses, but no one mounted.The weight of the revelation hung over them.Finally, Rowan spoke."There are stories passed down only among Alpha bloodlines."He looked toward the ancient tree towering over the shrine."They're older than any pack.""They

Forever, This Time...Three Months LaterThe Smith mansion had never been this noisy.Not because of business meetings.Not because of family gatherings.Not because of corporate events.Because of one tiny baby girl.Liam stood in the nursery holding his daughter while she stared at him with wide, curious eyes."You know," he said seriously, "your mother is unreasonable."The baby blinked.Clearly listening."She says I can't buy you a pony."The baby made a small sound.Liam nodded."Exactly."The nursery door opened.Judith walked in."Who are you conspiring with?"Liam immediately looked innocent."Nobody."Their daughter chose that exact moment to squeal.Judith crossed her arms."She's definitely your daughter.""Because she's adorable?""Because she's helping you lie."Liam grinned.Three months into parenthood, he was still ridiculously obsessed with their daughter.Not that Judith was any better.The only difference was that she pretended to be rational.Liam didn't bother pr

Welcome to the World.....By four o'clock in the morning, Judith had officially decided that childbirth was a terrible idea.A truly terrible idea.The fact that it was too late to change her mind only made things worse."Liam."He immediately looked up from beside the hospital bed."Yeah?""This is your fault."Liam blinked.The nurse laughed.The doctor laughed.Even Judith looked like she knew the accusation made no sense.Unfortunately for Liam, logic wasn't particularly useful at that moment."I'm sorry.""You should be."Another contraction hit before she could continue.Judith grabbed his hand so hard he was fairly certain she was testing the limits of human bone strength.When it finally passed, she released him and took a slow breath.Liam looked at his hand.Then at her.Then back at his hand."I think that's the third time you've almost broken my fingers.""You'll survive."The nurse nodded."You'll definitely survive."Liam was beginning to suspect nobody in the room respe

The Worst Day to Go Into Labor...Judith was thirty-six weeks pregnant when she decided she was perfectly capable of attending a board meeting.Everyone else disagreed.Especially Liam."You're not going."Judith looked up from her breakfast."Watch me."Liam sighed.They were sitting in the dining room of the Lux estate, where he had somehow become a permanent fixture.At this point, nobody questioned it anymore.Even Julian had stopped complaining.Mostly."You were in the hospital three weeks ago.""I was fine.""The doctor said rest.""The doctor also said I could move around.""Not for twelve-hour meetings."Judith ignored him and continued eating.Across the table, Eleanor quietly moved her chair farther away.Richard did the same.Years of marriage had taught them when an argument was about to happen.And when survival required distance."I'll only be there for a few hours."Liam gave her a look.The kind that clearly said he didn't believe a word she was saying.Unfortunately,

The next few weeks went by surprisingly fast.Judith was now officially forbidden from going to the office unless absolutely necessary, which meant she spent most of her time working from home and complaining about it.Nobody sympathized.Especially not Liam."I'm bored."Liam glanced up from his laptop.They were sitting in the library at the Lux estate, both supposedly working."That's unfortunate."Judith narrowed her eyes."You don't care.""I care deeply.""You don't sound like it."Liam smiled without looking up."I've heard this exact complaint seventeen times this week.""You're exaggerating.""It was nineteen."Judith grabbed a cushion and threw it at him.Unfortunately, she missed.Liam looked far too pleased with himself.Before she could launch a second attack, her phone rang.She glanced at the screen.Her mother.Immediately suspicious."Hello?""Don't make plans for Saturday."Judith frowned."What plans?""You don't need to know."That was never a good sign."Mom.""Sa

Getting back together was surprisingly anticlimactic.There were no headlines.No dramatic announcements.No grand gestures.One day Judith and Liam were divorced people trying to co-parent, and the next they were somehow acting like a married couple again.The only difference was that this time they actually talked to each other.A lot.Three days after their conversation in the garden, Judith was sitting in the living room when Ava stormed into the house."Is it true?"Judith didn't even look up from her book."Good afternoon, Ava.""It's true."Judith sighed."Who told you?""Liam."That made her look up."He told you?"Ava looked deeply offended."Do you know how long I've been waiting for this?"Before Judith could respond, Ava threw herself onto the couch."I deserve compensation.""For what?""For emotional damages.""You weren't emotionally damaged.""I absolutely was."Judith laughed.For the first time in a long while, the future didn't feel complicated.It felt normal.And

The Answer....Judith barely slept that night.Not because she didn't know what she wanted.The problem was that she did.For years, she had imagined Liam standing in front of her and telling her he loved her. She had imagined him fighting for her, choosing her, seeing her.Now that it had happened, she couldn't stop thinking about everything that came with it.Love wasn't the issue.Trust was.Liam had spent months proving he had changed, but part of her still remembered the woman who used to sit alone at dinner while her husband worked late.The woman who waited for calls that never came.The woman who convinced herself that being lonely was normal.By the time the sun rose, Judith was still awake.And exhausted.Around eight o'clock, there was a knock on her bedroom door.Before she could answer, Ava walked in carrying coffee and a bag of pastries."You look terrible.""Good morning to you too."Ava sat down on the bed."You didn't sleep."Judith groaned."Is it that obvious?""You