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Mia
“Mia! You lazy idiot! Run here and prepare breakfast! How dare you sleep in on a day like today?” That is the voice of Agatha, my sister calling and hitting me.
I had slept at around one this morning, we can't call that night, right? and it is now four in the morning.
I am supposed to prepare breakfast for everyone that lives in this house and that's about twenty or so werewolves who eat like they are starving.
This is the palace of The Crimson Pack and there aren't that many living here but the number fluctuates depending on who is visiting and such.
My family, Beta Grayson's family, lives here.
He's the beta to the current alpha.
I know you might be wondering why I am being beaten by my sister and being woken up at four in the morning to prepare breakfast for the house, right?
Well, let me put you in the know.
My name is Mia Grayson and I am turning eighteen today.
I am the first daughter of Beta Grayson and I have one other sibling: My younger sister Agatha.
Agatha is nineteen and we used to be the closest since we don't have such a huge age gap anyway.
Cray, who used to be my best friend and the alpha's second son, doesn't really hurt me but he never does or says anything whenever any one of them is beating or mistreating me.
He doesn't even talk to me. He treats me like air.
My sister is the worst of them all.
She treats me worse than the toilet she uses. She beats me and doesn't leave me until she sees blood.
Agatha is in love with the son of the current alpha, Josiah.
Josiah is my age mate and we used to be friends in the past when we were children until everything changed.
He, like everyone else, treats me like a packless rogue who doesn't have any family. And it's true. I live like an orphan here.
I feel tired but I have been holding on and waiting for today.
Today is the day I turn and get my wolf. It is also the day I get to meet my mate and that's the reason why I never quit.
I am praying that the Goddess will give me a good mate who can take me out of here and save me from all this suffering.
I am hopeful that the mate I will be given will love me.
I start going downstairs in a stupor since I am still half asleep as I tie up the apron and start the day.
I must make omelettes, bacon and sausages and bake bread and brew coffee and make latte tea for everyone.
That's the breakfast for today and everything must be ready by six in the morning.
That means that I have less than two hours to be done.
I overslept today and didn't even hear the old alarm clock at the head of my bed ring.
My bed, by the way, is the same one I have slept on since I was ten when my mother died.
I have since outgrown it but no one notices or even cares.
That happens with everything that is mine.
Even the dress I am wearing today is old and torn and very short for me but who cares?
Agatha only passes me her clothes when they are very old or torn. Sometimes I even think that she tramples on something and tears it before giving it to me.
But I have a special dress I have been saving for today.
That was the dress mama wore when she turned and she had given it to me and I hid it until today.
I smile as I go downstairs and then I hear footsteps behind me.
“Move! Bitch!" Josiah says as he runs past me and he pushes me and I go tumbling down the stairs.
I scream as I fall on my knees and hands and I scratch my hand and graze my knee.
There is so much blood and the pain is numbing.
“Stop screaming and clean that up and make breakfast. So lazy!" Agatha screams and sneers at me as she rushes out after Josiah.
They are going for the morning training which I am never allowed to attend.
Not that I would have time seeing that breakfast must be ready by the time they come back.
I drag myself to the kitchen and take a mop and a bucket and go to clean the blood.
I clean it slowly as the others go out and none of them even acknowledges me.
Cray comes by and he looks at the messy me and almost says something but he seems to change his mind and walks away.
I finish and then drag my hurt leg to the kitchen and I start dressing the knee and the hand and I am late.
I am very late because it's almost five in the morning and I have one hour to get breakfast ready.
I don't want to be beaten but I know it's inevitable today.
If it's not my father, it will be the alpha or Agatha or Josiah or someone else who feels like getting out whatever is making them angry.
It's not that I am afraid of being beaten, it happens almost daily, it's just that I am afraid of going to the turning ceremony later in the day with fresh scars on my face.
And I know I will be beaten because I cannot even rush because my hand is hurt.
I can't crack the eggs fast enough nor can I make the dough for the bread fast enough.
I don't even think that I have enough time to allow the dough to rise.
I feel tears sting my eyes in preparation for the beating that is about to come.
I try as fast as I can and by the time I hear the door open with the first person coming in, the bread is still in the oven but the bacon and omelettes are done.
I check the coffee brewer and the content is brewing too slow for my liking.
The tea latte is also ready and I start carrying everything to the table before they come down from taking their after training showers.
“I hope that your wolf turns out to be a very big black alpha. It will go very well with my black gamma, don't you think?" Agatha is asking Josiah who is looking at her as if the sun shines from her face and I avert my gaze before they accuse me of spying on them.
They walk upstairs hand in hand and I arrange everything on the dining table as quickly as my injured hand and left arm can go.
By the time they start streaming down for breakfast led by the Luna and my step mother, the coffee and the bread aren't ready yet.
They sit in their respective chairs and I hear the Luna call me.
“Mia! Come here!" No one ever calls my name without screaming in this house.
That's because they either call me when I haven't done something as well as they would have wanted or when they want some entertainment and the greatest source of entertainment in this house is me screaming in pain.
I limp towards the dining room and stand at the door ready to run though I know that I can't really outrun any of them.
“Where is the coffee? Where is the bread? Do you expect us to just eat bacon and sausages?” The Luna shouts and I don't even dare look at her because then I would be accused of insubordination.
“The Luna is talking to you. Answer her!" My father hits me at the back of my head and I see stars as I fall on my face since I can't use my hand to break the fall.
I feel as if I am being thrown about but I don't register any pain and I am glad that I am in the dark.
It feels peaceful.
I hope that I am dead.
MiaThe world feels… quiet. Not the kind of quiet that comes after devastation. No. This quiet is warm, gentle and alive.It hums with something I’ve never truly known before: Peace.I sit by the wide window of our chambers, the morning light spilling over my skin like a blessing, and for the first time in what feels like forever, my heart is not racing toward the next disaster. It’s simply… full.In my arms, two tiny bodies shift, soft breaths brushing against my skin in uneven little puffs. I glance down, my lips curving before I can stop them.They look so alike, so impossibly alike. Two identical little faces, both peaceful in sleep, both wrapped in soft blankets that the pack women insisted on making themselves. Their tiny fists curl and uncurl like they’re grasping dreams I can’t yet see.My children.Our children.A breath catches in my throat, and I press a kiss to the crown of one tiny head… then the other.“We made it,” I whisper.The words feel fragile, like if I say them t
The world had once feared what she would become. Now, it would learn to live under her light.MiaPain. It is the first thing I know.Not sharp. Not fleeting. It's endless.It crashes through me in waves, each one stronger than the last, dragging breath from my lungs and leaving me trembling in its wake. My fingers clutch the sheets beneath me, twisting fabric into fists as another contraction tears through my body.“Breathe, Mia… breathe…”Frynn’s voice.Steady, grounding and I cling to it.Brynn is on my other side, his hand wrapped tightly around mine, his thumb brushing over my knuckles in a rhythm that almost, almost, pulls me back from the edge of the storm raging inside me.“I am breathing,” I gasp, though it comes out broken, uneven.Another wave builds. I feel it before it hits, deep, rising and unstoppable.My entire body tenses and then it crashes. I cry out, the sound ripped from somewhere primal, something older than magic, older than power. My wolf stirs beneath the pain
BrynnIt begins with a scream. Not of pain alone but of something ancient being torn open.I am already awake when it happens.The bond drags me from sleep like a blade across my spine sharp, immediate and undeniable. One moment there is darkness, the quiet breath of night in the castle, and the next, fire.Not mine. Hers.“Mia…”I am on my feet before the name fully leaves my mouth, Frynn crashing through the adjoining doors at the same time, eyes wild, chest heaving as if he had been the one running.We don’t speak.We don’t need to.The bond is a living thing now, threaded between the three of us, pulsing with her pain, her fear, her strength.Her labor.Another scream tears through the castle, echoing off the stone walls, shaking something deep in my bones and the world answers.The ground trembles beneath our feet.Frynn’s head snaps toward the window. “Do you feel that?”“I feel everything,” I rasp.We move together, pushing through the doors into her chambers and the air hits u
MiaThe ring settles on my finger like it belongs there. Like it always has. It's warm. It's alive. It's steady. I stare at it for a moment longer than I mean to, watching how it catches the firelight. Gold melting into silver, into something softer, something almost… breathing.Then Frynn’s hand closes over mine. Brynn’s follows. Three hands. One pulse and just like that, the tension breaks.“Now…” the Old One says, his voice carrying just enough authority to quiet the space for a heartbeat. Then, louder, almost amused… “let us make merry.”It happens all at once. A single howl splits the air. Then another. And another. Until the sound rises, layered, wild and unrestrained, echoing across the mountains like a living thing finally set free.I feel it in my chest. In my bones. In the bond. Joy.Raw. Untamed. Shared.The field transforms before my eyes. Torches flare brighter, flames dancing higher as if they too have been waiting for this moment. Lanterns are lit in quick succession,
MiaI feel them before I see them.Thousands.No, more.The valley breathes with them.It rises beneath my feet as I step onto the stone path carved into the mountain’s heart, the air alive with something I cannot name but somehow understand. It hums through my veins, answering the power that has never truly settled inside me.Not since that night.Not since I became… this.The Hybrid Queen.The name still feels foreign in my mind but not in the world because today, the world has come to see it.The valley stretches wide beneath an open sky, cradled by mountains that touch the heavens. It is sacred ground, older than the kingdoms, older than the wars, older than the hatred that once divided wolves and witches and today, it belongs to us.To me.I swallow as I take another step forward. The path opens and I see them.Packs.Endless packs.They fill the valley like a living tide, wolves from Fiato, of course, but beyond them… others. Packs I have never seen. Territories I have only hear
BrynnI have faced war. I have stood in blood-soaked fields, watched kingdoms bend, felt the weight of crowns and decisions that could end lives with a word. None of it, none of it has ever undone me the way she does now.Mia stands at the edge of the dais, the night wrapped around her like something alive. The valley winds move through her hair, silver strands catching the moonlight, glowing faintly as if the sky itself has marked her as its own.She is quiet. Not fragile. Never fragile. But… still. And that stillness unnerves me more than any battle ever has.Frynn leans beside me, arms crossed, but I can feel him the same way I feel my own heartbeat now, through the bond that ties the three of us together in ways I still don’t fully understand.He is restless. Nervous. Trying not to show it.“She’s thinking too much again,” he mutters under his breath.I almost smile.“She’s allowed to,” I reply quietly because she is.After everything she’s survived… everything she’s become… She i
MiaSomething was wrong. Or… not wrong. Just… different.I stood in the middle of Daisy’s chambers, turning slowly as the maids fussed around me, hands adjusting, smoothing, pinning, stepping back only to return again with something else. Silk brushed against my skin in soft whispers, light and coo
BrynnThe idea came to us in the quiet. It had been too long and she had done so much for us and for this kingdom that it was time we put her first. It was time that everyone realised that she was ours and that that was nonnegotiable. I also realized that the reason why some packs had the audacity
BrynnFor the first time in what feels like a lifetime, the castle is not holding its breath. It exhales. Not in one loud release but in small, quiet moments that settle into the walls, into the halls, into the people who walk them.Laughter.Footsteps that don’t rush.Doors that close without urge
They did not arrive with horns. No banners announced them. No guards were summoned to attention. No messenger ran ahead breathless with news.They came the way old wolves often did; quietly and deliberately,as if the mountain itself had parted to let them through. They came just the way they came







