Chapter: Chapter 189: A New BeginningGemini stood on the edge of MoonCreek, staring at the horizon where the sun was rising, the memories of the struggle still raw. In sharp contrast to the ashes and debris all around her, the blazing hues adorned the sky. Even though Loki had been vanquished, it was a bittersweet victory. The real reconstruction, psychologically and physically, was only getting started.Gemini studied the terrain, well aware of the difficulties that awaited. Every building and nook in the town that had once been a hive of activity bore the marks of battle. However, she sensed a glimmer of optimism at this precise moment when the first light of day broke through the shadows. It was time to think about MoonCreek in a new light.A voice yelled out to her, yanking her from her reverie, "Gemini!" It was Nate and Jace , their dust-caked yet determined visage shining through. They moved toward her, their presence providing stability in the midst of the mayhem. "We are beginning to gather materials for the reco
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Chapter: Chapter 188: Rebuilding and ReflectionMoonCreek saw the break of morning, illuminating the ruins of the once-vibrant town with gentle light. There was a faint glow of new beginnings amid the ruins, albeit they were still blazing in some places. Gemini stood amidst the rubble, her heart heavy but hopeful at the same time as the sun rose higher in the sky.There was a strong smell of earth and ash in the air, yet underneath there was also the new taste of possibility. Driven by a common goal to rebuild their home, survivors were already congregating. They painstakingly cleared debris and salvaged all they could, despite the looming shadow of loss above them. Every crumbling block and broken window was a reminder of their hardship, but also of their tenacity.Together with her allies, Gemini helped raise a fallen beam that had been the town square's support. As they pulled it up, she caught sight of familiar faces—some haggard with tiredness, others brightened by determination. They had an unwritten agreement that brought th
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Chapter: Chapter 187: The Aftermath of BattleIn stark contrast to the loud roar of combat that had filled the skies just hours before, the air in MoonCreek was thick with the heavy weight of calm. With its towering trees and rich sceneries, the once-vibrant town was now reduced to rubble. The streets, which had once been alive, were littered with the bodies of the dead and the wreckage of the conflict, as smoke billowed from burnt homes. It served as a sobering reminder of what they had given up.At the center of it all, Gemini stood, her chest constricted as she surveyed the devastation. Her mind was reeling from all that had transpired, and her body ached from weariness. Now that Loki was vanquished, his horror had come to an end, but the victory was not satisfying. She could see their lost loved ones' faces everywhere she looked. Battle had destroyed their house, taking with it warriors, friends, and defenseless bystanders.The survivors' robotic and eerie gaits as they made their way through the rubble. While some attended t
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Chapter: Chapter 186: Victory at a CostThe battlefield fell silent, eerie and heavy as Loki's body collapsed to the ground. After the final strike, the once-deafening noise of magic and steel seemed muted and distant, as if the world itself was holding its breath. Standing over Loki's lifeless body, Gemini's chest heaved as her thoughts continued to digest the realization that Loki had lost. At last, the darkness that had threatened to devour MoonCreek and everything she cared about was gone.She had long anticipated this victory, but it did not seem victorious. The weight of the conflict had hollowed it out. The aftermath of their battle was all over the ground around her: the bodies of allies and fallen companions who had battled with her lay lifeless in the earth. Every setback was a sharp reminder to Gemini that there were always going to be costs associated with success.She collapsed to her knees, sadness and tiredness taking hold of her. Her thoughts quickly returned to the pivotal moments of the conflict—the intens
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Chapter: Chapter 185: The Turning Point But it was not over, Loki stood up again ,There was raw, crackling energy between Gemini and Loki as their duel approached a fever pitch. The sheer ferocity of their conflict forced others in close proximity to flee as each collision of steel and magic shook the entire battlefield. Yet Gemini could not afford to make a mistake. She had been preparing for this moment her entire life; it was the result of every struggle that had made her the warrior she was today.With his sly smile and ruthless gaze, Loki exuded confidence. His blows were brutal, designed to inflict psychological as well as physical harm by feeding Gemini's uncertainties and anxieties. He struck with shadow magic's dark tendrils, each one bearing the weight of the warped might he had developed through the years. As he talked, his tone was laced with hatred."Is this all you’ve got, Gemini?" A column of dark fire spiraled toward her as he mockingly conjured it up. "To fail now after coming this far . Disgusting."Howeve
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Chapter: Chapter 184: Gemini’s Confrontation with LokiA tight silence descended across the battlefield as Gemini moved forward, her heart thumping fiercely inside her chest. Even before she saw Loki, she could feel his presence; the atmosphere was eerie and thick with evil power. It appeared as though the planet itself was holding its breath for what was about to happen, as the forces that had been engaged in combat just seconds before receded into the distance.And lo and behold, Loki was there. He was positioned at the edge of the battleground, his form obscured by shadows that appeared to throb and squirm with hatred. His eyes latched on Gemini, glinting with a lethal mixture of delight and cruelty. Like her, he had been waiting for this moment as well.Loki snarled, his voice low and nasty, "It seems the prodigy finally steps into the light." "I’ve been waiting for you, Gemini."Gemini inhaled deeply and clenched her sword grip. It was finally here: the encounter she had been waiting for, the turning point that would determine not ju
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Fated To The Blood Moon Alpha
Lucy Drew faced a turning point, as she prepared to accept her nature. But when her expected powers don’t appear on her twentieth birthday, everything she believed crumbles. Rejected by her mate, Prince Geoffrey, and betrayed by her best friend Laura, Lucy is forced into the wild, where surviving is her only choice.
When her family seeks safety with the ruthless Bloodwood Pack, led by the mysterious and cursed Alpha, Karl Bloodwood, Lucy gets caught in a mix of secrets and risks. As her relationship with Karl grows stronger, so does the threat of an old curse that endangers his life and affects their new bond. Stories of previous partners who met a terrible end trouble Lucy as she struggles with her new power and the scary idea that her fate might be linked to a darkness she never expected.
With dangerous enemies hiding in the dark and betrayal always just a moment away, Lucy faces a tough challenge. Can she find out what is going on in time to prevent history from repeating itself? Or will the love that is destined for her and her partner become a painful sacrifice to an ancient curse that demands blood?
Join Lucy on this exciting journey filled with unexpected betrayals, inner strength, and a love that is not allowed. In this story, the difference between love and danger becomes less clear with every thrilling surprise that happens...
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Chapter: Chapter Thirty SevenThe forest whispered secrets as Lucy and Karl trudged through the underbrush, each step a testament to their resilience. The air was thick with damp earth and tension, and above them, the canopy filtered golden light into slanted, shifting shapes. Karl leaned heavily on Lucy, his breathing ragged, every movement laced with pain. The fever had broken, but the wound on his side was still angry and red. They didn’t speak much—words weren’t needed.By late afternoon, they stumbled upon a cabin buried deep in a forgotten part of the forest. Lucy had used it once before during a mission gone wrong. It was hidden from every known path, secure—or so she had thought.She helped Karl to a low cot inside, his face twisted in a grimace as he sank into the worn mattress. “Stay here,” she said softly, brushing the sweat-damp hair from his brow. “I’ll do a perimeter sweep.”He grabbed her wrist gently. “Be careful.”She gave a quick nod before slipping out.The forest around the cabin was silent. No
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Chapter: Chapter Thirty SixMorning crept into the cave like a thief—quiet, uncertain, slipping in through cracks of stone. The storm had passed, leaving behind the damp hush of a soaked forest. Lucy stirred first, stiff and sore from sleeping against the wall, Karl’s weight still slumped against her.His fever had broken sometime in the night, but his skin remained clammy, breath uneven. Her hand had never left his shoulder. She had kept the fire alive through sheer willpower, feeding it sticks, cloth, whatever would burn. Anything to keep him warm.Now, she brushed her fingers along his temple, checking the heat. Still warm, but not blazing.Karl’s eyes blinked open slowly, unfocused.“You’re still alive,” Lucy whispered. “Good. I was running out of ways to yell at you.”He huffed a weak sound that might’ve been a laugh. “You stayed up.”She nodded. “You were burning up. I thought you’d stop breathing.”Karl shifted, groaning as pain rippled through his body. “Still might.”“Not funny.”“Didn’t say it was.”Lu
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Chapter: Chapter Thirty Five Karl stirred at dawn, his skin damp with sweat, lips cracked and dry. Lucy hovered nearby, tending the dwindling fire and keeping one eye on him, the other on the narrow cave entrance. He blinked groggily, focus slow to return."You're awake," she whispered, relief flooding her face.He tried to sit up but winced, his entire body resisting the effort. Lucy was beside him in a second, her hand firm on his chest. "Don’t be stupid. You’re still burning up."His eyes locked with hers. Something flickered in the depths—recognition, confusion, and something else she didn’t dare name. "Did you stay up all night?"She nodded, brushing damp hair from his forehead. "Someone had to make sure you didn’t die."He huffed a breath—half a laugh, half pain. "Reckless.""Says the man who took a blade to the ribs for me."He tried to grin, but it collapsed into a grimace. "Fair point."Lucy dabbed at his brow with the corner of her cloak. "You're lucky. Fever’s breaking. But you won’t make it far today.
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Chapter: Chapter Thirty FourKarl was burning up.It started with a tremor in his hands. Then the chills set in. By the time the fire had died down to embers, Lucy could see the sweat soaking through his cloak and shirt, his skin too pale, his eyes unfocused."Karl," she said sharply, moving to his side.He didn’t respond.She pressed the back of her hand to his forehead. A curse left her lips. He was boiling."Damn it," she muttered, stripping the cloak off his shoulders. "You should have said something."His head lolled slightly, his breath ragged. "Didn't want to worry you.""You're an idiot."She pulled his pack toward her, rummaging through it. He always carried some basic supplies. Dried herbs. Cloth. She found a waterskin and some crushed feverroot, then grabbed one of the thinner blankets and soaked it in the cool water before pressing it to his neck."Stay with me, Karl," she whispered.He gave a weak grunt. His muscles twitched.She stayed close, kneeling beside him, brushing the damp hair from his fore
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Chapter: Chapter Thirty Three Rain came down in sharp sheets, pounding through the canopy above and soaking Lucy to the bone. The forest trail had all but vanished beneath a mess of mud and debris, forcing her and Karl to move slower than they liked. After the ambush last night, every crack of thunder felt like a warning shot. "This way," Karl growled, his voice barely audible over the storm. His hand wrapped around Lucy's wrist as he pulled her to a narrow path winding up the rocky hill. "Are you sure?" she asked, blinking water from her lashes. He didn’t answer, just kept moving, boots digging into the slick earth. The ground trembled under a fresh roar of thunder. Lightning streaked across the sky—and then the trail collapsed behind them. Lucy spun around, eyes wide. "Shit." The slope they’d climbed crumbled, taking the path with it. Karl didn’t pause. "Keep moving." They crested the ridge just as the rain picked up. Karl led her toward an outcropping of stone, nearly hidden beneath overgrowth. He shove
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Chapter: Chapter 32: Shadows in the Dark The battle had ended, but the war was far from over. Lucy could still hear the echoes of steel clashing, the snarls of dying rogues, the wet thud of bodies hitting the blood-soaked ground. The scent of smoke and death clung to her like a second skin as she followed Karl through the dense forest, their steps silent, their movements tense. The night pressed in around them, the trees stretching high, their twisted branches clawing at the sky. The reinforcements had arrived, forcing the remaining rogues to retreat, but Lucy knew better than to assume they were safe. Something felt off. Karl moved like a shadow beside her, his body no longer weakened by the wounds that should have killed him. The memory of what had happened still sent a chill down her spine. She had healed him. She didn’t know how or why, but the truth was undeniable. And Karl had felt it too. She stole a glance at him. He was quiet, his face unreadable, but his fingers flexed at his sides, his claws just barely ext
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Chapter: Chapter Twenty Three: What We Could've BeenThe night didn't end. It stretched, long and silent, until the city outside turned ghostly and still. I lay awake in Leon's bed, my eyes fixed on the ceiling, body tense with the fire of that headline.Missing Mother Not Missing At All.They had crossed a line.And somehow, in the middle of it, I fell asleep.In my dream, we were younger.The Leon from the university library was there, in a threadbare hoodie and dark jeans, leaning over a pile of textbooks like the world was ending. His hair was longer. His face less carved by experience.And I wasn’t Eva Sinclair. Not yet.I was just a girl in sweatpants, clutching a citation sheet, cheeks flushed with anger after an argument with a professor.He looked up.Our eyes met.Instead of turning away, like he did in real life, he stood. Walked over. Nervous. Soft-spoken."Hey."I blinked. "Do I know you?"He smiled. "Not yet. But I’ve seen you around. You kind of destroyed Dr. Feldman back there."I laughed. It sounded real. Easy."He dese
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Chapter: Chapter Twenty Two: Smoke & MirrorsThe sky was the color of ashes, soft and low, when I stepped into Leon’s private study that night. The entire penthouse felt quieter than usual, like it was holding its breath. Even the city outside had dulled its roar to a hum.He stood by the wall-length window, a glass of something dark in one hand, his silhouette crisp and still. The moment he heard my footsteps, he spoke."He bit harder than expected," Leon said without turning. "The media’s eating it up. Shareholders are panicking. Perfect."I walked closer, arms folded. "And Castello Corp? You’re really going to let it look like it’s collapsing?"He finally turned, eyes sharp. "That’s the point. I want Daniel thinking he’s winning.""Leon, this isn’t just a game. This is your life’s work. Your reputation."He moved toward me slowly, deliberate. "Smoke and mirrors, Eva. While everyone stares at the fire, I build something stronger in the shadows."My heart pounded. "And what is that? Revenge?"His smile barely curved. "Legacy."
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Chapter: Chapter Twenty One: The Woman He FearedHe smiled.That smile terrified me more than any threat Daniel could ever conjure.Because Leon Castello didn’t smile at disaster. He smiled at checkmate.I stared at the courthouse photo on his phone, my chest tight. "You're happy he's pressing charges?""It means he took the bait. He thinks he's already won."I didn’t respond. I couldn’t. Because something inside me—something I thought was long gone—was waking up. That familiar burn. The one that used to push me to rise after every fall. The one I’d dulled for Daniel’s comfort.I knew what I had to do.---Daniel’s office hadn’t changed.Still sleek, cold, and pretentious. A shrine to minimalism and masculine ego. The silver art pieces on the wall glared down at me as if judging my presence. The leather couch, still too stiff to be comfortable. The scent of money and arrogance still lingering in the air.But I didn’t shrink.Not this time.His assistant looked up, startled. “Mrs. Castello—Mr. Sinclair is—”“Not expecting me?” I smil
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Chapter: Chapter TwentyI didn’t know what to feel anymore.Shock, fear, betrayal—they all blurred into a cold, quiet numbness as Leon’s words echoed in my mind: You were the target.The woman I’d spent a decade mourning had survived a hit meant for me.It should’ve been impossible. But with Leon Castello, impossibility felt like a daily occurrence.---The next morning, I woke to the sound of my phone vibrating nonstop. Dozens of missed calls, texts, emails—all screaming the same thing.BREAKING: CASTELLO IMPLICATED IN CORPORATE ESPIONAGE SCANDAL.My heart dropped.I rushed out of bed and into the living room. Leon was already dressed, suited up in dark navy, his tie perfectly knotted like it was just another Tuesday.“What the hell happened?” I asked.He glanced up from his laptop, calm. Too calm. “Daniel leaked internal communications between my team and Valencia Biotech. Claims we hacked their R&D files.”My blood turned to ice. “Did you?”He raised a brow. “No. But he framed it well. Clean metadata, doc
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Chapter: Chapter Nineteen Leon didn’t answer. His silence said more than any confession could. His fingers slowly reached for the phone, but I was already walking away.I didn’t want him to see the tears building in my eyes again. I hated how vulnerable I felt around him—how quickly he unraveled every wall I’d spent years fortifying.But I didn’t leave the penthouse. I wandered into the guest room, shut the door behind me, and collapsed onto the edge of the bed. My mind raced.What did she remember? What had they done to her? Who else had known she was alive while I mourned her for years?---The next day was chaos.Daniel’s firm launched a full-on assault on Leon’s holdings—leaked files, stock manipulation, subtle sabotage of key contracts. It wasn’t just a business hit—it was a warning.“Strategic warfare,” Leon muttered to his lawyer on the phone.I stood in the corner of his office, arms crossed, watching him unravel for the first time. Not in anger. Not in fury. But in quiet, terrifying exhaustion.Leon C
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Chapter: Chapter Eighteen The wind didn’t let up.I stood there, on the rooftop, my fingers gripping the cold steel of the railing like it could anchor me to reality. Leon’s words hung in the air, too heavy to float away."The same man who’s coming for you now."I turned to him slowly. "Why? Why would someone want my mother dead? Why me?"Leon’s jaw tightened. "Because of who she was. And who you are.""Stop speaking in riddles!" I snapped. My voice cracked, but I didn’t care. "I deserve to know what’s going on. No more secrets."He took a step closer, then another. And for once, he didn’t try to calm me with sweet words or half-answers."You’ll know everything soon," he said. "But tonight, I just want to be with you. Please."I should’ve told him to go to hell. But the storm inside me was too loud to battle alone.---Later, back in the penthouse, the power cut out.One minute the chandeliers were humming with soft golden light, the next, darkness swallowed the room whole.I blinked into the void. "Seriously?
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His Pretty Little Pup
His Pretty Little Pup
He took her innocence. They stole her child. Now she’s back—to reclaim it all.
At nineteen, Elara returns from the Academy—stronger, bolder, and still nursing a secret crush on the Alpha she was never meant to have. One stolen night with Alpha Caelan shatters everything. He calls it a mistake. She calls it betrayal. And when she finds herself pregnant, her family sends her away in disgrace.
Told her baby didn’t survive, Elara disappears… until now.
Five years later, she’s back—colder, sharper, and burning for answers. She’s no longer the Beta’s obedient daughter. She’s a storm cloaked in secrets—and she’s about to uncover the biggest one of all: her daughter is alive.
But so is the bond between her and Caelan.
Now the Alpha who once tossed her aside is locked in a political mating with the cold but powerful Luna Seraphina. Duty demands he stay loyal. But desire? Desire never died.
Tangled in betrayal, secrets, and a passion neither can deny, Elara and Caelan must navigate a dangerous path—where love means risking it all, and the truth could bring an entire pack to its knees.
She was once his pretty little pup.
Now, she might be his ruin… or his redemption.
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Chapter: Chapter Six"Come, Elara."The command shivered through her like a live wire. Elara's knees ached on the thick rug, but her pulse drowned out everything else. Her Alpha had opened his legs wide, eyes heavy-lidded, mouth parted in hunger.Caelin looked utterly regal, devastating in his dominance, but beneath that control, Elara sensed something coiled tight—desire, wild and barely leashed. It thrilled her.She crawled forward, heart hammering, her fingers trembling as she reached the foot of the chair. Her eyes locked onto Caelin's face—flushed, pupils blown wide with lust, a predator savoring its prey."If you don’t suck me now," Caelin growled low, voice fraying at the edges, "I might go crazy. Are you ready for this, pet?"Elara nodded, breathless. "Yes, Alpha. I… I want to."Something flickered across Caelin’s face then. A spark of mischief? Or warning? Elara couldn’t tell. But it was gone just as quickly, replaced with a kind of dark serenity. Caelin spread her legs even wider, allowing her t
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Chapter: Chapter Five Alpha's 's POVThe night clung to her like silk, wrapping the world in a quiet haze, but within Caelin, there was a storm. His heart thundered like hooves against stone, each beat filled with need, dominance, and the terrible ache of restraint. Elara was still trembling, bent over at the railings, flushed, panting, glistening under the moonlight, the picture of obedience and temptation. She had done so well—so beautifully well—but she wasn’t finished.Caelin's voice cut through the night like a blade."You will not come, Elara," he warned, every syllable heavy with control. "Not unless I allow it."The girl moaned softly, her hands still between her legs, clinging to the command like a lifeline."Yes, Alpha," she whispered, her voice trembling.But that wasn’t enough. Caelin moved, slow and deliberate, coming up behind her like a shadow with purpose. Hishand reached down, thick fingers curling over Elara's wrist."That’s mine now."He drew Elara’s hand away with quiet authority, repla
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Chapter: Chapter FourAlpha's POVHe watched her from the shadows—rock hard, the moonlight kissing every trembling inch of Elara’s delicate frame. Caelin hadn’t meant to feel this deeply. He was Alpha. He was control and steel and Power. But the way Elara obeyed, the way she looked up at him like the stars bowed to his command—it undid something in him.He hadn’t planned for this. Not tonight. But when Elara touched herself at his command, when her knees wobbled and her breath hitched just to please him… Caelin’s world tilted.He had wanted her for two moons now. Ever since Elara turned seventeen. It was the first time he saw her no longer as a pack child, but as a woman—soft, open, quietly burning. Caelin waited, watching, questioning whether the girl would ever seek him out. And now, finally, she had.And gods help him, he would ruin her. Mark her. Own her.Elara was still standing on the balcony when Caelin returned with a cool glass of wine in one hand and the glint of restraint in his eyes.“
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Chapter: Chapter ThreeElara stepped out onto the moonlit balcony, her bare legs trembling as the evening breeze swept against her damp lace panties. The air kissed every inch of exposed skin, a cooling contrast to the heat building inside her. Behind her, the door clicked shut, and she knew—without seeing—that the Alpha had followed.His presence engulfed her like smoke and flame. He didn’t speak at first. He simply stood behind her, close enough that she could feel his body heat brushing her spine. Every breath was a command. Every second, a test.“I told you,” he said, voice deep and razor-smooth, “to step outside. I didn’t say you could look away.”Elara’s breath caught in her throat. She turned her head, glancing over her shoulder.He stood behind her, arms crossed over his chest, the moonlight casting his features in shadow and silver. His eyes—piercing, sharp, and molten with lust—held her in place. He looked like power made flesh.Elara whimpered. "Alpha... please."He took a step closer, his finger
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Chapter: Chapter TwoElara stepped out of the Alpha's wing on legs that barely held her weight, the scent of him still clinging to her skin like a brand. Her fingers trembled as they brushed over the smooth wood of the stair rail. The thrum between her thighs hadn't lessened; if anything, it had grown unbearable. She swallowed hard, the fresh memory of his voice—deep velvet laced with command—echoing in her skull.Her thoughts were scrambled, her body alert, her senses overrun. She was halfway down the winding staircase of the Alpha estate when a soft voice called her name."Miss Elara."She turned sharply, her breath hitching when she saw one of the Omega maids approaching. Young, fresh-faced, and clearly trying to mask her curiosity."Yes?" Elara asked, her voice breathy.The Omega smiled slightly. "The Alpha asked me to fetch you. He says he isn’t done with you yet."The words sliced through Elara like a spark to dry parchment. She shivered. Her nipples stood taut beneath the thin cotton of her fitted
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Chapter: Chapter OneThe scent of home hit her before the town came into view—pine sap, river wind, and the undercurrent of wolves. Real wolves. Not the disguised dominance of a classroom or the puffed-up growls of immature Alphas at the university. This was pack air. And Elara Grey breathed it in with a giddy smile as her boots crunched the gravel of the old road leading to her family’s modest cottage.She hadn’t been home in six moons. Six whole moons since she last saw the forest she was born in. Or her parents. Or them—the Alpha and his Luna. Gods, especially him."Elara!" her mother, Maelin, called from the porch, apron dusted with flour. She wiped her hands hastily on her hip and pulled her daughter into a tight hug. "You’re early! We thought you’d miss the new moon feast."Elara clung to her mother with one arm and dragged her heavy suitcase behind her with the other. "Caught an earlier caravan from the North Ridge checkpoint. Didn’t want to miss anything."Maelin kissed her cheek before pulling ba
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