Novels by Author Vee

CASSIANI had one rule; never show emotion. Never let the turmoil inside you show.I had spent most of my life watching people drown in their own feelings. Every outburst and every raw reaction they let slip felt like a vulnerability. They boasted about whatever signed their death warrants, and for decades, I lived by that cold restraint.Until today.I lost control. I held her, and I uttered the one word I had promised myself I wouldn't say.Mate.Fuck.I gritted my teeth and pulled my gaze back to the pair of dark eyes that hadn't stopped glaring at me from across the room.“And here I thought I might be the first to break the pact,” Darian drawled. That annoying bastard leaned against the cupboard with a smirk—a smile I had seen half the world fall for, and one he was now using against my mate.Our mate.Fuck.“What happened?” Darien asked softly. It took all of my self-control not to wipe the smug look off his face with my fist.“It was a slip-up.”“Was holding her hand a slip-up,

SILVERThe silence that descended after his words was heavy, thick, and pressing down hard on my skin. The knot in my chest pulled tight. My eyes widened in shock, and my wolf practically screamed in my head.“What's going on in here?” the deep, commanding voice sliced through the tense air, jarring me back to reality. I whipped my head toward the doorway, my eyes landing on a pair of dark, intense eyes.Ronan.I followed his glare down to where his gaze was fixed—Cassian’s hand held firmly in mine.I snatched my hand away and cleared my throat.“Cat got your tongue, Cassian?” Ronan added, his voice laced with venom as Cassian lazily shifted his gaze back to him. Cassian appeared seemingly unaffected. “We were learning,” he said simply.Ronan took a step closer into the room, the air charging with violent static. “It didn't look like it,” “Are you overthinking, Ronan?”“Am I?” Ronan stepped right into his space. “Touch her again, and I—”“You’ll what?”Before things could escalate f

SILVERI stood there frozen, my hand still stretched out in midair. My gaze dropped to the candy resting in my palm, and a strange shift stirred deep in my chest. My wolf purred happily, but I couldn't move.This was the first time someone had actually made an effort. The first time someone had actually asked if I was okay—and cared enough to listen.The knot in my chest tightened, and a tiny smile crept onto my lips. I looked up, watching Darien's retreating figure.Protecting me was his duty.Not worrying about my mood.“Because he is one of our mates—he cares about us!” my wolf purred cheerfully.Does he?“He does! They all do, and—”I shook my head, clutching the candy tightly in my hand as I made my way back to my room. My wolf wouldn't stop her excited chatter, babbling endlessly about how we were no longer alone, how our mates were here to protect us, and how much they cared.I let out a heavy sigh. Without another word, I curled up on my bed, letting myself drift off into the

SILVER A loud scream tore from my lips and echoed through the hall. My eyes widened in terror, a wave of icy fear shooting straight down my spine.Then, the figure stepped closer, emerging from the dark shadows. As the pale rays of the moon washed over him, familiar features came into view—and dark grey eyes stared back at me.“Elias?” I muttered, letting out a massive sigh of relief.He bowed. “I didn't mean to frighten you.” His deep voice was shockingly soft, floating through the night air almost like a whisper. “I thought I could escort you back without you noticing, but then you took the wrong turn and...” He trailed off, his gaze dropping. “I'm sorry.”“I... no, there's no need to apologize. I only took a wrong turn because I thought you were someone else.”He nodded, and we lapsed into an awkward silence. While his gaze remained fixed on the floor, I took in his features. He shared a striking resemblance to Ronan, except Elias was darker and his skin far paler. He had thick ey

SILVERThe soft sounds of fluttering birds filtered through the room, pulling me back into reality. I stirred in bed, which creaked beneath my weight. My eyes creaked open, instantly assaulted by the brightly lit space.I blinked, adjusting to the contrast as I sat up. My dreary gaze darted around the room, illuminated by the pale orange rays of the morning sun.I let out a soft yawn, stood up, and made my way to the bathroom. Minutes later I sat on the small couch, my gaze drifting over the table laden with an array of food and drinks as the maid dishes out the food.“I can't finish all this,” I mumbled.She bowed gently. “We were asked to prepare it. Whatever you can eat. The rest will be taken back.”I mouthed a quiet “oh” and dug in. The sweet flavors exploded on my tongue, bringing a happy smile to my face.Aside from reading, eating was my therapy. Even though I had cut down my intake over the last few years hoping to lose weight, I hadn't. Hell, I’d gained more, and that was w

SILVERI froze, my eyes went wide with shock and horror, and for a brief moment, I forgot how to breathe. To think, to gather my hazy thoughts, I just stared at the men—the Alphas who were my mates.Mates?I almost laughed at my ill fate.Perfect!! Good job, Moon Goddess. Wasn't Kael's rejection enough? Did it so please you to see me being spat on?I fisted the dress I wore, then snatched my gaze away from them and back to the elder who had kept talking, explaining how they would protect me to the end of days.Throughout his speech, I felt their gaze boring a hole in my skin.None held warmth, just pure unadulterated need, the shock from the truth, and secret desires to…I paused.I was reading too much into this. I was letting myself get swayed by this.I shook my head inwardly.I wasn't that foolish to fall for this—twice in three days.The wound from Kael's rejection was still fresh, open, and stinging with every painful memory.“I'm so glad you are finally home,” he smiled, his ey