Chapter: Chapter 74JACE’S POVThe metal door slammed behind me, locking out the world—and locking Dominic in with me.He sat on the steel chair, wrists cuffed to the table, head hanging low. Blood dried in streaks down his cheek. His breathing was uneven, but his stare… his stare was steady when he finally raised his eyes.“You’re going to torture me, aren’t you?” he whispered.“No,” I answered, pulling another chair and sitting across from him.I let that sink in.Dominic swallowed, confused. “Then why am I here?”I leaned forward.“Because I don’t need to torture you to break you.”His jaw tightened.I placed Cal’s dog tag on the table.Dominic froze.His eyes widened—pain, guilt, disbelief all crushing him at once.“You were too late,” I said, voice low. “Cal is dead.”Dominic inhaled sharply, the air catching in his throat like shards of glass.He didn’t blink.He didn’t breathe.He just stared at the dog tag as if it could bring Cal back.“He was there,” Dominic whispered. “He—he tried to—”“He die
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Chapter: Chapter 73ARRIENNE’S POVThe hallway still smelled of gunpowder and blood.Cal’s body lay on the floor, eyes half-open, as if he was still watching over Janna. Jace had already pulled me and the children into his arms, but I couldn’t stop staring at Cal’s face.The guilt drilled itself deeper into my chest.We trusted him.He protected us.He betrayed us.But then he saved our daughter with his last breath.How were we supposed to grieve a man who broke us and saved us in the same heartbeat?Janna sobbed into my chest, clutching my shirt. Her tiny hands trembled.“Mama… Uncle Cal is sleeping?”God.I swallowed hard, forcing steadiness into my voice.“No, son… he’s resting now. He saved you. He was very brave.”She cried harder. I held her tighter.My infant son woke with all the noise, crying softly. Jace picked him up, rocking him gently, trying to shieldour children from the surrounding darkness.But I saw it.The way Jace’s jaw tightened.The way his eyes kept flicking back to Cal’s still b
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Chapter: Chapter 72ARRIENNE’S POVGunfire crackled through the corridors like lightning ripping through sky.I ran toward the sound—toward Jace—because every instinct in my body told me something was horribly wrong.“Stay inside!” I shouted to the medic who was tending to my infant son. I slammed the door shut and twisted the lock. “Don’t open for anyone except me or Jace!”Janna clung to my shirt earlier, but Cal had carried her to another room. Now I couldn't find either of them.I tried calling Cal on the radio, but the line was dead.Static.Dread settled in my gut.The deeper I ran, the quieter the halls felt, as if the very walls were holding their breath.Until—CLICK.I froze.That sound.A gun cocking.I spun toward the left hallway—And saw him.Cal.Holding Janna.His hand over her mouth.A gun pressed against her tiny head.I felt the world screech to a halt.“CAL!” I screamed.His expression didn’t change. Cold. Detached. As if the man who had protected us for years had never existed.“Don’
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Chapter: Chapter 71JACE’S POVNathan Vasquez.Standing less than ten meters away.Gun pointed at my wife.At my children.There were moments in a man’s life when instinct took over—pure, animalistic instinct. I felt it rise in my throat, in my pulse, in every muscle ready to tear him apart.“Move the family,” I said quietly to Cal. “Now.”Cal nodded, shifting his stance, preparing to grab Arrienne and the kids and jump into the armored vehicle behind us.Nathan smirked.“You won’t shoot, Jace.” His tone was maddeningly calm. “Because you know the moment you pull that trigger, my men will unload on your family.”“Your men are dying,” I hissed.“Yes,” he said with a shrug, “expendable ones. I still have the important pieces in place.”Pieces.My mind sharpened instantly.The mole.Someone was feeding him intel—someone close. Someone who knew our routes. Our timing.My jaw clenched as Nathan raised his gun slightly.“Step aside,” he said, “and I’ll let your wife walk out alive.”I aimed straight at his for
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Chapter: Chapter 70ARRIENNE’S POVThe night felt strange.Too quiet.Too still.The kind of silence that doesn’t calm—it warns.Jace coordinated the relocation of our family with sharp precision. The safe house buzzed with footsteps, murmured directives, and the click of weapons being loaded. Every guard moved with urgency, scanning corners, sealing windows, checking escape routes.I held my newborn close, her tiny heartbeat tapping against my collarbone, a soft contrast to the storm brewing outside.Janna clung to my left leg. “Mommy… where are we going?”“Somewhere safer, baby,” I whispered, kissing her forehead.“Is it because of the evil men?”I paused.Children had a way of seeing through everything.“Yes,” I admitted. “But Daddy will protect us. I will protect you. Always.”She nodded bravely, but her small hand tightened around mine.Cal entered the room briskly. “Ma’am Arrienne, the convoy is ready. Jace says you’re leaving first.”I frowned. “What about Dominic? He can’t be moved yet.”Cal’s ja
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Chapter: Chapter 69ARRIENNE’S POVDominic’s body collapsed into Cal’s arms before he could take another step toward us. I rushed forward despite Cal’s warnings, my heart pounding painfully against my ribs. Janna peeked from the door behind me, clutching the frame with small trembling fingers, but I signaled her to stay back.Blood coated Dominic’s arms. His clothes were torn. His skin was gray—like he’d been starved of sunlight, hope, and air.“Get him inside!” I commanded.The guards moved quickly, lifting him carefully, but his eyes found mine before he lost consciousness.“A-Arrienne…” His voice cracked, barely a whisper. “He’s coming. I tried… I tried to stop him.”My stomach churned.Nathan.The storm I’d felt wasn’t just intuition—it was a warning.We dragged Dominic into the safe house, laying him on the couch as Mateo called for the medics. Jace’s office door opened violently, the sound echoing like a gunshot.“What the hell—?”The moment Jace saw Dominic, he froze mid-step.His hand curled slow
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Please Marry me
LUNA ADELINE SOLACE has three goals in life:
Avoid drama. Stay unnoticed. And never—under any circumstances—fall in love.
So when a human boy kneels in front of her and proposes in the middle of a crowded café, Luna does what any sensible girl would do…
She runs for her life.
Unfortunately, she runs straight into the forbidden forest—
and into the arms of ALPHA KAELEN VRYNN, the cold, terrifyingly gorgeous, and annoyingly bossy leader of the most powerful werewolf pack in the realm.
The moment their eyes meet, Kaelen freezes. His wolf bows.
His first words?
“Please marry me.”
Luna, confused and very much done with the universe, throws a rock at him.
But fate doesn’t care about her resistance.
Because Luna isn’t human.
Kaelen, her fated mate, refuses to let that happen.
What follows is chaos, comedy, and a war written in moon fire—
a jealous Alpha trying (and failing) to act normal,
a sarcastic heroine who would rather fight monsters than admit she’s falling in love,
and a prophecy that whispers a terrifying truth:
“Their union will awaken an ancient monster.”
As Luna’s forgotten past resurfaces
—her murdered parents, her stolen crown, and the night Kaelen found her as a child—
the bond between them deepens into something powerful, dangerous…
and irreversible.
But when Luna must choose between her mate’s life and her kingdom’s survival,
destiny demands a price neither of them are ready to pay.
In a realm of magic, betrayal, and impossible love,
one thing is certain—
He will burn the world to protect her.
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Chapter: Chapter 5: The AwakeningLUNA'S POVMy lungs are burning.Not the cute “I went up three flights of stairs” burn.No.The “I am absolutely going to die, bury me in a cute outfit” type of burn.Kaelen is dragging me through the forest like I’m some kind of emergency luggage, and the only reason I’m not screaming is because I need the breath to stay alive. Branches whip across my arms, I’m stepping on every rock imaginable, and behind us—Wolves.Not normal wolves.Fast. Heavy. Organized.Hunters.Every howl makes my heart jump into my throat.“Can you—slow—DOWN?!” I gasp between desperate gulps of air.“We’re being hunted!” Kaelen growls without even looking back.“And?!” I wheeze. “I only have two lungs—both are dying!”He shoots me a look like I’m the problem here. “You survived a Feral. Running should be easy.”“EASY?!” I slap his back weakly. “Try doing this in slippers!”He mutters something ancient that definitely sounds like a curse. Then—without warning—he lifts me like I’m a sack of rice and throws me
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Chapter: Chapter 4: The Monster Kaelen’s POVThe creature bursts through the trees, the entire forest trembles. Birds flee in frantic spirals. The earth cracks beneath its claws.Luna flinches behind me—her heartbeat a wild, terrified drum.I expected the hunters.I expected wolves.I didn’t expect this.Not tonight.Not this soon.The creature’s hulking form fills the clearing—massive, twisted, fur matted with dried blood, eyes glowing a sick, corrupted yellow.A Feral.One of them.The King isn’t playing games.He sent something that used to be a wolf.A twisted experiment.A monster bred to kill anything that threatens his throne.Luna.The prophecy.The last piece he needs to break the seal.The creature roars—loud enough to shake leaves from branches. It charges.I step forward.My muscles ignite.My bones hum.Power ripples beneath my skin, begging to be unleashed.But I can feel her behind me—small, trembling, scent drenched in fear.“Don’t move,” I command her.“I—I’m not planning to!” she snaps, voice shaki
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Chapter: Chapter 3: The AlphaLUNA'S POVThe night forest isn’t supposed to feel alive… but tonight, every leaf, every whisper of wind, every flicker of moonlight seems to stare back at me.I keep walking, clutching the hem of my torn cloak. My ankle still throbs from where I tripped earlier. My heart races, but one thought screams louder than everything:I’m not safe. Not here. Not anywhere.Not after my fiancé tried to kill me.The memory flashes—my body thrown into the cliffside river, the cold swallowing me whole, the betrayal so sharp it cut deeper than the rocks. My supposed mate, my prince, my future Alpha King… the man I trusted most.I squeeze my eyes shut for a second. Mistake. Tears slip out.“Stupid,” I whisper. “You cried enough for him.”A howl echoes—low, distant, and definitely not friendly. My spine stiffens. I force my legs to move faster.Branches snap behind me.No. No, no, no.“Who’s there?” I demand, trying to sound braver than I feel.Nothing. Just wind. But instincts never lie—and mine a
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Chapter: Chapter 2: Into the Wolf's DenKaelen’s POVThe first thing I see is bare feet.Small. Soft. Human.Trespassing.On my land.I rub a hand over my face, already annoyed. I'm shirtless—because, well, wolves don’t shift with clothes—and the last thing I expect is a human girl stumbling right into the heart of the forest like she owns the place.Who in the moon’s name wanders in here?I step out from behind the trees.“Hey!” my voice snaps through the clearing. “You’re trespassing.”She spins so fast she almost trips over a root. Big eyes. Flushed cheeks. Breathless. Terrified.…Pretty.No. Not pretty.Familiar.My chest tightens. My heart pounds once—hard. My wolf surges so violently that I stagger.Her scent hits me like a punch.Moonlight. Silver. Destiny.My vision flashes gold.No. No. It can’t be—But it is.Mate.My wolf drops to its knees inside me. My legs buckle. My lungs seize.I—Alpha Kaelen Vrynn—almost collapse to the ground.This isn’t supposed to happen. Not here. Not now. Not with a human.But my
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Chapter: Chapter 1: The Proposal DisasterLuna’s POVThe café is loud, crowded, and full of judgmental eyes—but none of that compares to the panic exploding inside my chest.Because a boy is kneeling in front of me.Kneeling. Like this is some cheap rom-com proposal scene.“Luna,” he says, voice trembling, “will you marry me?”My soul leaves my body.The entire café gasps. Someone drops their fork. A girl shrieks, “Omg, say yes!” Another whispers, “Who even is she?”I stare at the boy—Ethan Rell, my classmate, the one who once asked for my notes and I thought that was the end of our interactions. Apparently not.He holds out a ring. A real, shiny, blinding ring.I blink. Once. Twice.“No.”It slips out of my mouth before my brain can stop it. Ethan freezes. The café freezes. I swear even the electric fan stops spinning.I stand abruptly, knocking my chair backward. Heat burns through my face. My palms sweat. My heartbeat is too loud, too wild.This is why I avoid attention. This is why I avoid people. This is why I avoid… e
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