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Lulu“Know-it-all. Do you think you’re a Seer or something?”He only grinned. For some reason, that look on his face made me want to throw something at him. He clearly enjoyed annoying me, because a moment later his hand ruffled my hair. I quickly pulled away, swatting his arm.“Feisty little miss,” he teased. “If there’s anything you want to ask, I’ll spare some time tonight in my office—just for you. Now, I really have to go. Ah, one more thing—if you get lost, ask Dalila to take you to Beta Rohan.”I pursed my lips. Typical of him to say something mysterious and just leave. “You said you’re leaving, but you’re still standing here. You’re making me uncomfortable,” I muttered.He chuckled softly. “No one’s ever dared talk to me like that since I became Alpha.”“Yeah, yeah, I know. This is your pack house, and you have the right to everything in it,” I cut him off before he could finish his usual line.Alpha Caspian sighed and finally turned away, shaking his head slightly. Good. At l

Scott Elder Ruth's voice echoed in my head, dragging me out of my daze. “I'm glad you finally broke things off with Lulu, Alpha Scott.” She gave my shoulder a light pat before walking away from the Elders' line. Behind her, Leia stood with that triumphant smile stretching across her face. But unlike her, I felt no victory at all. A sharp pain clamped around my chest, like an iron grip tightening with every breath. I tried to ignore it, but the ache only grew worse when Leia mentioned Lulu's name. Was this the price of rejecting my true mate? I forced the thought away. Adar—my wolf—had warned me again and again not to reject her. Now, he roared furiously inside my head, the sound like crashing waves of pain. I clenched my jaw, pushing him back before he could seize control. Lulu was my strength, my balance—my Luna chosen by the Moon Goddess herself. But the Elders refused to see it that way. They rejected her because of her fire element, something that clashed with Emerald Earth'

Lulu“Why not do it now?”Alpha Caspian glanced at the watch on his wrist, pausing for a moment before lifting his gaze back to me.“I still have guests to attend to,” he said smoothly. “Perhaps later—when it’s just the two of us… somewhere a bit more private.”I stood in front of him like a statue, my thoughts scattered everywhere. Then, he smirked—his perfectly white teeth glinting under the light, the gesture far too charming for my own good.I couldn’t stop staring. Especially when his eyes stayed locked on mine, unblinking, like he was studying every detail of my face. The longer it went on, the more awkward I felt.“Your face is red,” he teased.That snapped me out of my trance. I quickly folded my arms, pretending to act composed.“It’s hot,” I said, defensively. “I’m just… warm.”“I’ll make you cold later,” he murmured, lips curving in a mysterious half-smile. “For now, I need to go. Don’t forget to take your vitamins.”His tone shifted back to the commanding one I’d heard bef

Lulu"I'm sorry, Alpha Caspian."I bowed as low as I could. Even in front of werewolf guests I had never met before, I still felt humiliated. To get some food and leave this place as soon as possible, I had to suppress my frustration when Alpha Caspian chuckled softly.My wolf hearing was still sharp enough to catch the whispers among them.“Does she not know who Alpha Caspian is?” said a round-eyed she-wolf, glancing at me with a sharp look as she spoke to the he-wolf beside her.“Look at her, she looks nervous. Alpha Caspian's charm really is bewitching to she-wolves.” Another she-wolf chimed in from the back of the group.“I feel like I’ve seen her before, but I can’t remember where,” murmured a stylish blonde she-wolf.Their whispers only made me shrink further. I straightened up but kept my head lowered. This felt like karma for defying Alpha Caspian back in the forest."Guys, Beta Rohan will give you a tour of the mansion. I need to speak with my guest, but I’ll join you later."

LuluThe he-wolf stepped closer, his deep ocean eyes locked onto mine with an intensity that sent a shiver down my spine.We were only inches apart now, and I could feel the warmth of his body contrasting sharply with the cool forest air."Who did you just call slow?" he asked, his voice deep and gravelly.I folded my arms across my chest, unimpressed by the way he was looking at me—like I’d just ruined his day."You, obviously," I shot back. "If you were fast enough, you’d have caught that deer before I startled it."His jaw tightened. "Are you always like this?"I frowned. "Like what?""Annoying."I let out a scoff, offended. "Oi, listen here. This forest is big. I didn’t see any sign saying ‘Do Not Walk Here Because a Grumpy Bloke is Hunting’. If your deer ran off, maybe it just had good timing."His eyes narrowed. "That was my deer, not yours."I met his glare, refusing to back down. "Well, if it was yours, why did you let it get away?"He took a deep breath, as if forcing himself

Lulu“Where am I?”The darkness was absolute. Even the air felt thin as I tried to breathe. The shock of what had happened still clung to me like frost.I tried to stand, though my legs barely felt real. There was no light. Nothing to tell me where I was, or if I was anywhere at all.Then, from the far edge of that emptiness, a figure appeared.A woman dressed in black leather, radiating an aura of raw power. Something inside me trembled—a pulse of energy that felt eerily familiar, though I didn’t trust my own senses. I wasn’t sure if this was real… or just another cruel illusion born from my mind.Her red hair flowed like fire as she moved closer. With each step, her face became clearer—until I finally recognised her. And my heart split in two.It was Mum.My breath caught. I forced myself to stay calm, to remind myself that this had to be a dream. Mum was gone. Dead.If I was seeing her now… that could only mean one thing. I was dead too.She reached out a trembling hand. “Hello, Lu