Romane von LilGrande

LOOK AT NORTH SKY WHEN THE FULL MOON PHASE.“What kind of message is this? Sounds creepy,” Malcolm whispered, his eyes scanning the words over and over as if a secret meaning would suddenly pop out.“Yeah, definitely creepy,” I agreed, a chill settling in my chest. “But yesterday was the peak of the full moon, Malcolm. If this was a warning or a sign, why would she send it now? The phase is already passing.”I looked out the kitchen window toward the north, where the jagged peaks of the mountains met the horizon. During the day, it looked peaceful, but I remembered the eerie, silver-root fog from my vision.“Maybe she doesn't mean the calendar moon,” Malcolm suggested, his voice tight. He set his coffee aside, the steam rising unheeded. “Maybe she means the 'Moon Phase' of the ritual. If the Puppet Master is using the baby as an anchor, he might be creating his own 'moon' a spiritual peak that doesn't follow the sky.”He gripped the edge of the counter, his knuckles turning whi

“Yeah, Lira said Angie's stomach is glowing with this weird pattern, like runes,” Malcolm added, standing up and slipping his hand into his trouser pocket.“What does the pattern look like?” Mom asked, her gaze full of questions.“I don't know… it's like strange writing, with squares and circles,” I whispered.“You—you mean like a sigil?” Mom stammered.I fell silent, confused, but Mom quickly pulled something from her bag, a handkerchief embroidered with bizarre writing, exactly like what I'd seen.“That looks just like it!” I blurted out. “What's really going on?”“Goddesses... Angie, are you serious? This is the Sealing Rune of the first Alpha Queen. It only appears when the bloodline is under direct spiritual siege. I–I mean... is it possible your baby is the next Alpha Queen?” Mom mumbled, her expression too complicated to describe.Malcolm’s jaw dropped, his protective stance momentarily faltering as the words sank in. “Alpha Queen? Mom, that’s a legend. That lineage died

I couldn't even answer. I gripped her forearms, my knuckles turning white. The pain felt... rhythmic, but not like contractions. It felt cold, like a pulse of liquid silver was circulating through my veins. Every time the pain flared, I could feel a faint, metallic hum vibrating deep in my bones—the exact same frequency as the Silver Vow sitting back in the study."I'm... I'm okay," I managed to choke out, though my breath was coming in ragged hitches."You are not okay. You’re shaking," Lira hissed, looking frantic. "I’m calling the doctor. Or Malcolm.""No! Don't tell Malcolm yet," I whispered, clutching my belly. "He's already on edge. Just... just get me to the kitchen. I need to sit down."As I leaned on her, the pain began to settle into a dull, heavy throb. But my skin felt different hyper sensitive. The baby gave a sudden, forceful kick, and for a split second, I didn't see the garden. I saw a flash of white moonlight and a forest of dead trees."Crap!" I hissed, the word

"That blade is different," Malcolm insisted, his gaze fixed on the horizon as if he could see the enemy camp from here. "Whatever happens, that sword is the critical factor. It’s the key to defeating them if they decide to launch an all-out assault.""H-how could a single blade do that?" Elder Kendrick stammered, his wrinkled hands trembling slightly. "It’s just silver and steel, isn't it?""Of course not, Elder Kendrick. This is the Silver Vow," a voice cut in before Jane could even open her mouth to defend the Alpha.We all turned. My parents were approaching the gazebo, their pace slow and measured, radiating a chilling kind of calm that made the air feel even colder. Mom led the way, her eyes sharp, while Dad walked beside her with his hands tucked into his pockets.The elder’s eyes widened, the blood draining from his face as the name clicked in his memory. "The Silver Vow? You mean... the one he used to butcher them fifteen years ago?""It didn't just 'butcher' them, Kendri

"But I never said an alliance was impossible, did I?" Dad cut in, his voice dropping into that heavy, instructional tone he used when he was teaching Malcolm how to lead. "Malcolm, you’re an Alpha. You need to stop looking for one monster and start looking for the web. Possibilities A and B aren't mutually exclusive—they’re likely working together.""Then what’s the next move, Alpha?" the lead sentinel asked, his posture stiffening as he waited for a command.Malcolm nodded slowly, his mind clearly racing through a dozen different battlefield scenarios. "Keep a constant rotation on them. I want eyes on that camp 24/7, but stay downwind. And if you can get close enough without being spotted..." he paused, his jaw tightening. "Check their necks. Specifically the back, right at the hairline. Look for a birthmark."The lead sentinel frowned, looking confused by the specific request. "A birthmark, Alpha? What exactly are we looking for?""It’s not a normal mark," Malcolm said, his voic

The mark looked like a botched tattoo, blurred and dark against his skin. I caught Malcolm’s eye; his pupils had narrowed to slits as he burned the image into his memory. Elias stood up, his expression unreadable as he calmly began placing the cuts of meat back into his cart."No harm done, Alpha Malcolm," Elias said smoothly. "I hadn't tightened the iron straps properly anyway.""Still, my fault for bumping into it. Now you have to do the work twice," Malcolm countered. He signaled to a few nearby warriors to haul the meat inside to be processed for the young trainees' lunch."Don't you supply to Mrs. Chen as well?" I asked, trying to sound casual, as if I were just making small talk about the local market.Elias paused, wiping his hands on a grease-stained rag. "Doesn't she only accept wild horse and forest lamb? She once told me that beef like this isn't fit for home-cooked pack meals, only for processed rations.""That’s true," I nodded, keeping my voice steady. "Most of the

Kate knocked on the door slowly, a troop who’s in his duty opened door for her. The troop greeted her with polite manner, he prepared a chair for Kate and Kyle. Autumn looked at them in a confused gaze, while Kate handed the baked potatoes to her. “It’s baked potato and cheese. I’m not sure you’ll dig it up, but I had no idea how to get the fresh blood alone. Couldn’t send the troops too.” Kate mumbled.Autumn frowned when she accepted the baked potato. She sighed before chewing on the baked potato. She enjoyed it without complaining about pain in her belly. Kate felt so grateful for it. Kate never known if vampires can enjoy such dishes. Kate was amazed by that because she knows vampires can’t enjoy such dishes. Kate knows vampires can’t chew anything with garlic in it. Autumn wasn’t complained about the garlic either.“When do I get the chance to go home? I missed my mom.” Autumn whispered; her voice was so pathetic.Kate plopped down to the chair, her face turned so pale in a seco

Terrence and Kate walked into their room with hasty steps, moreover Terrence is susceptible to Autumn. Kate walked over her touch up tables to remove her make up, Terrence called her when she’s focused on the mirror.“What’s your opinion about Autumn?” Terrence asked Kate.“What? She’s a little girl.” Kate replied so quickly.Terrence chuckled then looked at Kate, his eyes were so difficult to define. “No. I meant about her genes. Can’t find out what the type of her genes besides vampires. She enjoyed the chicken’s blood like she gulps the strawberry juices.”Kate turned silent, tried to remember when Terrence gave her a glass of chicken’s blood. Kate knows that Autumn gulped the blood without disgust felt. Kate is bothered by the truths, but the fact that Autumn is strayed here makes her uncomfortable. It happened because she was afraid there someone who saw Autumn gulp the blood, Kate aware that werewolves are different from vampires. Other werewolves were distracted by the fact tha

“Yes, we should visit the little girl rooms. I need to make sure that she’s not a riot victim. When the party is over, we can visit her,” Terrence tones.Kate nodded before her eyes fixed on the Kyle who’s enjoying the performance of the magicians. Kate smiled but did nothing. The party was over at 9 pm, all the guests came back to their houses. Terrence and Kate invited Kyle to visit the little girl who’s being treated in the Royal Hospital. He’s about to refuse his parents’ invitation, but Terrence told him to visit the little girl and befriend her.Between another pouted in his face, Kyle agreed and then followed his parents to hospital. The Bell chimed when they opened the door, the troop who’s in his duty jolted. He lowered his head and invited Terrence to sit on the couch. Terrence put his hand up, but his eyes signaled to Kyle to take the couch. Kyle remained silent for a minute, but he walked over to the couch. Terrence stroked Kyle’s hair, while his eyes were fixed to the lit

They walked to the ballroom, as soon as possibles they approached their mom. Crystal looked surprised, however she pretended to be tranquil. Tamara came and sat down near to Crystal, Tamara sighed and pushed her head to her mom a bit. “Did you hear about the vicious pack, they were rioting the other pack.” Tamara whispered to her mom. Crystal turned silent, while her eyes were confused when fixed on her older daughter. “What do you mean? Who were rioting with other packs?” Tamara sighed sadly. “Silver Storm Packs, Mom. Did you remember about them? They stayed rioting with other packs near to our pack. We need to take a firm act to stopping them.” “Tamara, everything they’ve done isn’t our business. We couldn’t take any actions to prevented them.” Tamara sighed sadly, while looked at her mom in disbelief faces. The fact that she heard from her mom jolted her, she wouldn’t believe in her mom. There was a lot deceased werewolf, but her mom acted like there’s not any wrong they have do

“You shouldn’t think that we can deal with every single matter by such a harm, Beth. She is a trapped little girl in the forest, she’s a little girl. How could you accuse she could be a spy? We were an adult. We were the one who could be a good role for our child and our grandchild. I can’t be that careless and There’s not a possibility I’ll let that little girl there.” Crystal mumbled without looking at her guest. “But … Beth’s opinion is making sense. You should be aware. You’ve been kick out your step-niece and your step-nephew. That’s meant to be aware of the dangers.” Someone spoken to Crystal.“Well, I get it. But sometimes we must think in a positively way,” Crystal dodged it, but she still tries to dig in the appetizer before her.The guest turned silent and focused to enjoyed the appetizer without looked at Crystal or Kate. It was a tension between them, the dinner party should be a good time for built the nicer relationship with each other, but today it seems like a little

“Where’s that sound coming from?” Kate walked away. Her steps were faster than before. She left Nina, who was still asking about the mysterious sounds. As she walked, she thought about the strange noise and what it could be. Her mind was running through the possibilities. She was worried about something having happened on the outside. She walked over to Crystal, who was arranging some pricey flowers in a huge vase in the living room. “Mom, did you hear something weird outside? It sounds like a hurt wolf or something like a—” “What are you talking about, Kate? I didn’t hear anything.” Crystal looked at her daughter with a bizarre look that made Kate feel weird. “That sound is so loud, Mom. That’s so impossible you didn’t hear it.” Kate felt her heart start to argue. Crystal shook her head, and her long hair swayed side to side. She finished her activities and then turned around to face her daughter. Her eyes were so hard to define when she looked at Kate. It seemed like she was

"What on earth are you doing!" I grumbled this time."Oops! I'm sorry, Mum. It seems to be a technical mishap," Violet replied, quickly covering her own mouth in fear.I wiped the greasy cream off my face, which now felt excessively oily due to the explosion. The aroma of curry only made me feel queasier."Are you alright, Mum?" Violet asked, concerned."I'll be fine as long as you stop causing chaos," I growled."I won't cause any more chaos," Violet muttered."Why do you seem more and more like Kylo?" I questioned."Maybe I'm destined to be like him," Violet said before darting away."Hey!""Leave it be, she's going through puberty. She's done a lot in just one week," Alpha Matthew intervened."It's only been five years, and yet everything feels so complicated," I sighed."Indeed, time has a way of presenting us with unforeseen challenges," Alpha Matthew agreed."Seems like our little Violet is becoming quite the character," he added, a hint of amusement in his voice."Yes, indeed.

"How dare you tell me to wake up? Who do you think you are, huh?" I voiced my frustration."Didn't I already mention that I can be sent and play along with human assumptions?" Violet replied."You--""You were sound asleep after basking under the Flower Moon. Don't you know that your energy could go to waste? Get to work and earn your blessings," she grumbled.Suddenly, a firm grip made me wince in pain.I opened my eyes to find Violet biting down on my right arm."What on earth are you doing?" I gritted my teeth."You're so difficult to wake up, Mum," she replied matter-of-factly.I couldn't help but chuckle at her determination. "Well, I should be grateful for your unconventional alarm clock."Violet released her hold, a mischievous grin spreading across her face. "You're welcome, Mum."As I rubbed my arm, a mix of pain and amusement filled my heart. Parenting certainly had its unexpected moments, and Violet's unique ways of rousing me from slumber were a testament to that.With a n

"Grr!" Charlotte growled.It was the first time I had seen Charlotte's wolf form, resembling more of a Himalayan fox."Well, this is quite an entertaining transformation, grr!" Jamien chuckled."Thanks to the brilliant glow of the Flower Moonlight, I feel blessed," Charlotte giggled."GRR!""Who's that?" I asked, bewildered."Perhaps there are other guards undergoing transformations too," Alpha Matthew murmured."It's me, you dolt!""But it sounds like Troy's voice," Alpha Matthew mused."Seems like you're not the brightest wolf either, Matthew. Being a werewolf should make you hear my telepathy," Troy grumbled."Oh! It's a mindlink!" Charlotte squealed.As the realization dawned upon us, we were caught in a blend of astonishment and amusement. The unexpected turn of events added a thrilling twist to the evening, and we couldn't help but embrace the enchantment that surrounded us."Let's enjoy this newfound connection, shall we?" I suggested a mischievous glint in my eyes.Alpha Matth

"I had fun with Violet," Kylo responded."But that's not how you have fun," Kate argued.Kylo lowered his head, seeking our forgiveness. "I'm sorry for causing you trouble this morning. I know everything I did was a big mistake, but believe me, I did it because I wanted you to remember me.""What do you mean, little one?" Alpha Matthew raised an eyebrow."I won't come here again after this because I have to train continuously and think about the future of my Pack," Kylo explained."Are you not going to visit anymore?" Violet interjected. "What about our plans to experiment?""You can experiment on your own, Vio," Kylo replied."I'm too young to experiment without the supervision of someone more experienced," Violet replied."Wait for me until we're both grown up," Kylo confidently answered."But we're werewolves, right?" Violet asked."Well, we are werewolves.""What if we don't meet again after we grow up?" Violet questioned."Don't worry. We will meet again. Let's make a promise in

After the stranger had left, I remained lost in my thoughts for quite some time before finally snapping back to reality and making my way home. As I exited the car, I found Alpha Matthew waiting on the front porch, sipping on a glass of wine that seemed to have materialised from thin air."You look rather sad, my dear. Are you still upset about the roses mishap?" he inquired, his voice filled with concern."Not really. It's just that the car broke down, and it infuriated me. I had to pull over on the side of the road, and luckily, a peculiar stranger was kind enough to help me. If I had called you, I probably would have been stuck in the car for two hours because you never answered your phone," I grumbled, voicing my frustration."Oh, my poor soulmate. But you're alright, aren't you? No unwanted injuries, I hope?" Alpha Matthew set down his glass and proceeded to examine my body, making sure I was unharmed."I experienced a car breakdown, not a robbery," I retorted, rolling my eyes.A

"Why the bloody hell are you here, you little rascal?" Jake bellowed as he yanked the sheep toys out of the swimming pool, clearly annoyed.Alpha Matthew clenched his fists, feeling the anger rise within him, but he bit his tongue, unable to respond.I mumbled to myself, searching for Kylo. "Where in the world is that darn kid?""Mummy! What are you doing over there? Do you fancy a swim on this freezing morning?" Violet shouted as she shuffled over, clutching her milk bottle. "Ouch! Sheep! I want to take a bite!""Violet, have you finished your toast?" I attempted to change the subject, hoping to steer the conversation away from the chaotic scene."I'm all done with my toast, Mum," Violet replied, her tiny voice filled with determination."Then go and put on your school uniform, love. You'll be late if you keep lingering here," I said, gently urging her to move along.As Violet hurried off to get ready for school, I couldn't help but feel a sense of exhaustion. These unexpected encoun

5 years later….I’d finally carved out a life I could call my own. It wasn't easy. Four years ago, I was taking any job I could get, sketching designs on napkins during my breaks. I submitted them on a whim, half-expecting nothing. But that one shot hit the mark. Now, I’m a headlining designer for a major brand. The money’s good, the respect is real, and the fear of being found is quieter.But my real success and anchor in this world isn't my career. It’s my two little boys, Sawyer and Asher. My four-year-old twin princes.They’re the stunning, unexpected result of that one desperate night with a man whose face I can’t remember. A stranger in a bar who became the reason I survived. People might think raising twins alone is a burden, but they saved me. They gave me a reason to get up every morning and fight.When they ask about their dad, I point to the stars. “He's an astronaut on a very important mission,” I tell them. It’s a sweet, simple lie that protects them from a truth I don't

Nolan: Five damn months chasing shadows, and I had nothing to show for it but a pile of dead ends and a head full of one girl.Marius slammed my office door open, breathing hard. “Boss, we got a break.”“Where is she?” I was up in a second. “Not her. But we found out why Taylor is losing his mind trying to find her. And why he killed her dad.” He dumped a folder on my desk, photos sliding everywhere.I snatched one. It was a woman with silver hair, almost glowing. “Who's this?”“Her mother. And she's not dead, she's been hiding deep in the Locked Forest this whole time.”“Her mom's alive?” I stared at him. “I thought she died years ago.”“So did everyone. That was a lie. And her mom is a full-blooded fae,” Marius said, his voice dropping. The world tilted. “So that means…”“Lycan, Fae blood is like winning the lottery on the black market. For shifters, it's a super-drug. It gives you strength, crazy healing, can even make you live longer. Some say it can break powerful curses.” Mar

Nolan: “My apologies, Lycan. The girl you described… she’s not within any known Pack territory.”My fist connected with the steel desk, the deafening crash echoing my fury as the metal buckled. “What do you mean, you can’t find her?” My voice was a low, dangerous growl. “She’s just an omega. Intoxicated, isolated, defenseless. Explain to me how a single, insignificant girl becomes untraceable.”My Beta, Marius, flinched, his posture rigid with unease. “Sir, with all due respect, it isn't simple. It’s as if she simply… ceased to exist. Her scent trail dissolves at the river. There are no witnesses. Nothing.”It had been three days, and I was going out of my mind. For three days, this girl was all I could think about. I woke up with this hazy memory of her, how she tasted like tears, the way she kissed me like she was drowning, and how her small hands held onto me like I was the only thing keeping her from falling apart.I remember how incredibly sad she was. I remember how taste of

When I finally stumbled back to Moon Glazed Pack three days later, everything had changed. The whispers started the moment I crossed the border. Pack members who’d known me my whole life turned their backs, literally stepping away as I passed. Their eyes burned with judgment, their hushed voices not quite hushed enough.“…heard she slept with a rogue…”“…complete disgrace to her father…”“…and after everything Alpha Taylor gave her…” My stomach twisted. How did they know? I’d been gone for three days, holed up in that stranger’s apartment, too broken and ashamed to come home. I couldn’t remember if we’d actually done anything. Everything after that kiss was a blur of alcohol and tears. I rushed toward my house, desperate to see my dad, to explain, to make him understand that I wasn’t the villain in this story. But the closer I got, the more my wolf whimpered inside me, sensing something terribly wrong. The door hung crooked on its hinges. “Dad?” My voice cracked as I stepped

Since that fateful day, my world had spiraled into an even tighter orbit around him, consumed by an unrelenting pull. A year on, disbelief still clawed at me—I couldn't fathom that he was truly mine, that we were bound as mates. Yet, beneath the surface, cracks widened; reality clashed violently with the flawless paradise I'd envisioned, leaving me grappling with the harsh truth of imperfection. We were immersed in preparations for the roles we'd assume when he turned 21, officially stepping into his father's shoes as Alpha Drake's successor. My lifelong dream of becoming his Luna was on the brink of reality—I'd stand proudly by his side, his unwavering partner. The thought alone sent my heart racing with exhilaration, a thrill I could scarcely contain. Even now, disbelief gripped me; it felt unreal. I gazed at him with the same aching longing and desire as before, but now, his eyes mirrored mine—he was mine, utterly and exclusively, and I belonged to him. But darkness d

Loretta Sullivan POV’S It all started when I was just a freshman in high school, wide-eyed and awkward, navigating the brutal hierarchy of the Moon Glazed Pack. That's when I first laid eyes on Alpha Taylor Robinson, the future leader of our pack, a senior who commanded respect with every step he took. He was everything I wasn't strong, pure-blooded, a true werewolf through and through. His dark hair fell just right over his piercing green eyes, and his presence radiated that undeniable alpha aura that made everyone else bow their heads. I had a crush on him from the moment I saw him in the cafeteria, laughing with his friends like he owned the world. But we never spoke. Not once. I was invisible to him, just another face in the crowd. The real spark came during the school’s annual long march event, a grueling endurance test through the pack's forested territory, meant to weed out the weak. It was my first year participating, and I was already struggling. As a hybrid, my stami