Novels by Nightdew

Celia's POVNever had I considered myself a thief or a bandit, yet as the golden globe laid still in my bag and my palm grew sweaty with anxiety, I could tell that something in me knew it was wrong, crucial for my survival but wrong, but now it didn’t matter, I was sure he had more of these at home.“Next!” The pawn shop attendant yelled.I took the globe from my bag and placed it on the counter, my eyes noticed the flicker in the grey hue of his pupils indicating that it cost a lot and that it was a precious item, a real steal.“I’ll give you five thousand” he cleared his throat, stroking strands of the bush he would call a beard.Five thousand? For a globe? That’s so much!“Give me twenty and we have a deal” I replied, my brows arched as my face hid the fact that even that five thousand was a lot and maybe enough.The man groaned “Are you trying to steal from me kid?” “First off, I’m not a kid” I put my finger in the air, waving it in front of his big face. “And second, we both kno

CELIA’S POV“Nice to meet you Celia,” Ronan said with a small smile, as he took my trembling hand into his.“Um… ni..nice to meet you too Ronan,” I greeted, trying to keep my voice steady.His expression remained cold. He looked so passive, like he was just meeting me for the first time, that if I hadn’t known better, I would have believed that we were strangers too.But I did know better. And that made it worse.Beside me, my mother’s eyes burned into the side of my face. I knew that if I turned back to her, she was going to see through me and suspect something was wrong. And so I stayed silent, trying to look as stoic as possible and hoping that she didn’t suspect us at allI spent the rest of the day in my new room, unpacking my small luggage in the walk in closet. The room itself was definitely bigger than the living room and kitchen of our old house combined. The walls were painted a light pink and the bed sheets felt so soft that if I laid there I knew I would fall asleep immedi

CELIA’S POV“You are marrying who?” I asked, hoping I had somehow heard my mother wrong.She didn't even blink. She stood in front of me, casually admiring her freshly manicured nails as though she hadn't just dropped a bomb on my already ruined life.“I asked who you said you were marrying,” I repeated, still struggling to process what I'd heard.“Celia, I'm sure you heard me clearly. I'm getting married to the Alpha of this pack, Alpha Theo, and we're moving in with him today.”My jaw nearly hit the floor.“Wait, what do you mean you're getting married? When did you even meet the Alpha, not to mention date him?”Her gray eyes narrowed as she finally looked at me. “That is none of your business, Celia.”“Are you serious right now? You're uprooting our entire life for a man you barely know, and I'm supposed to go along with it like some puppet?”“Don't be ridiculous,” my mother replied with a cold smile. “I'm not asking you to go along with anything. I'm the one getting married, and y

Celia POVDespite everything, a shaky laugh escaped me.He kissed it from my lips.Slowly, the sharp pain began to disappear. A warmer feeling replaced it each time his hips rolled into mine, and my body gradually stopped fighting the unfamiliar fullness.Then one thrust went deeper.My breath broke.“Oh…”He stilled for half a second.A knowing smile touched his mouth. “That felt different.”“Shut up.”He did it again.My head fell backward.“Fuck!”His smile disappeared, replaced by raw hunger.“There she is.”His hands gripped my hips as his movements became firmer, dragging me back against him with every thrust. The bed creaked beneath us, and soon the room was filled with the sounds of our bodies moving together and the moans I could no longer control.I should have been embarrassed.Instead, I wanted more.“Harder,” I breathed.His entire body went still.“What did you say?”My cheeks burned, but I stared into his eyes.“Fuck me harder.”A low growl tore from his chest..His gri

CELIA’S POVI stared at him, completely confused by his last words.His expression remained serious for another second before he suddenly chuckled.“Forget it. I was joking.”I narrowed my eyes on him.“That wasn't funny.”“I know,” he admitted with a grin. “But you should have seen your face.”I rolled my eyes and turned back to my drink, trying to ignore the strange feeling that had settled in my chest.There was definitely something odd about this man.Something I couldn't quite explain.But perhaps that was exactly what I needed tonight.I stole another glance at him, only to find amusement dancing in his eyes.“Careful, sweetheart. Keep looking at me like that and I might start getting ideas.”Heat rushed to my face as I quickly reached for my shot glass, nearly knocking it over in my embarrassment.I hadn’t even noticed that I had been biting my lip.“Another one please,” I mumbled to the bartender.As I downed the fourth drink, I noticed his electric eyes watching me.“What kin

CELIA’S POVI should have known that nothing good could come from falling in love with a wolf, especially when I was the only wolf-less girl in the entire academy.Unlike everyone else, I had never shifted, never heard a wolf’s voice inside my head, and never experienced the pull of a mate bond. I was simply Celia, a scholarship student at one of the most prestigious werewolf academies in the country, and somehow, against all odds, I had fallen hopelessly in love with its most sought-after wolf.Matt was the Beta’s son, the strongest wolf in our year, ridiculously handsome, popular, and worshipped by almost every girl in the academy. Yet for three years, he had made me believe I was the only girl he wanted.“You don’t need a wolf for me to love you, Celia,” he had whispered beneath the academy’s old oak tree. “You’re the woman I chose, and I don’t care what anyone says. At the end of the day, you’re the one I want coming home with me.”God, I had believed him.That was why, three days