LOGINLOGAN
I approached the bed, my boots silent on the hardwood floor. Her scent, a mix of jasmine and something sweeter, something purely hers, filled my lungs, making my pulse thunder. I stopped at the edge of the bed, my hands flexing at my sides, aching to touch her but holding back to savor the moment. She was totally bare before me, and the sight of her stretched out, vulnerable yet inviting, sent a surge of heat through me. “Reina,” I said, my voice rougher than I intended, “you have no idea how much you’re testing me right now.” I leaned down, bracing one knee on the bed, my hands pressing into the mattress on either side of her hips. The air between us crackled, charged with her warmth and the pull of her scent. My wolf howled, urging me to close the distance, but I gritted my teeth, forcing myself to stay gentle. “What are you going to do to me? I...” she sounded afraid, and that's not what I wanted for her. “Don’t worry, my sweet flavour. You'd see just how much pleasure I can give you in only a few minutes,” I replied. Her gaze never left mine, and I saw something shift in them. Almost as if the fear dissipated. I lowered my head, my lips hovering near her ear, close enough that my breath stirred the fine hairs at her temple. “I’m gonna take this slow, Reina,” I murmured, keeping my tone low and soothing, though my wolf clawed at my insides, demanding more. “I want you to feel everything, to know that you can be free with me.” Her body trembled beneath me, a subtle shiver that made my blood burn, but I held back, determined to keep my promise. My hand grazed the side of her arm, a feather-light touch that sent a ripple of goosebumps across her skin. “You’re so beautiful,” I said, my voice dropping to a growl despite myself. I trailed my fingers down to her wrist, circling it gently before lifting it to my lips. I pressed a slow kiss to the inside of her wrist, where her pulse raced, and her soft gasp sent a thrill through me. “Do you feel that?” She stared at me and nodded slowly. I smirked a little, giving her a single nod as well. “That’s what you do to me, Reina. Every damn beat of your heart.” Her cheeks flushed, and she shifted slightly, revealing more of her intimate parts to my view. Was that a conscious act? My wolf surged forward, a primal urge to claim her roaring in my chest, but I shoved it down, focusing on her. This was about her, not the beast inside me. I slid my hand beneath her waist, my fingers skimming the edge of her clit. “Tell me if it’s too much,” I said, my eyes locking onto hers, searching for any sign of hesitation, or pleasure. “I need to know you’re with me.” She didn't say anything. No refusal, no acknowledgement. Maybe I wasn't doing well enough. I removed my finger, and leaned closer, allowing my knee to slide further onto the bed, pressing over her. I hovered over her, our faces inches apart, and her lips parted, her gaze heavy with a mix of nerves and desire, and the urge to kiss her was nearly overwhelming. But I held back, letting the anticipation build, letting her feel everything slowly. I wanted her to give in and demand for it too. “I’ve wanted this for so long,” I mumbled, my thumb brushing along her jaw, tilting her face up to meet my gaze. “Since the first day I saw you. Despite the scars and hollowness you held, I saw beyond all that. I saw a woman that could satisfy the cravings of my beast.” I grabbed her hands and placed them on my shoulders, and her fingers gripped them lightly. I trailed soft, open-mouthed kisses along her jaw, moving slowly to the sensitive spot just below her ear. “You smell so good,” I murmured against her skin “It’s driving me crazy, and I'm waiting until you say the word.” My wolf snarled in protest, its need to claim her pounding in my veins, but I focused on the softness of her skin, the way her breath hitched with every kiss. “I know you want exactly what I want. What I don't know is why you're refusing to admit.” I moved to her neck, lingering at the hollow of her throat where her scent was strongest, and my wolf howled, desperate to mark her. I clenched my jaw, forcing myself to stay gentle, pressing slow, deliberate kisses instead. “I don't want anything,” she whispered gently. In response, I pressed my knee further into her and she gasped, arching her back and pressing her softness into my hard chest. “Not with this, you do,” I whispered, my hand sliding to her hip, fingers splaying over the curve of it, pulling her just a fraction closer. “I want you to remember every second of this, Reina. Every touch.” She whimpered softly, her fingers tightening on my shoulders, and the sound nearly broke me. “Logan…” she murmured, her voice trembling with need, and I pulled back just enough to look at her, to see the flush on her cheeks, the way her eyes shone with trust and desire. “Did you just call my name?” I asked, and she seemed afraid. “Do it again!” I ordered. “If you're ready to explore the world of passion, do it again. Call my name.” I took my hand from her hips and replaced my knee, rubbing her sensitive spot. Slowly, I slid a finger in, still holding her gaze. I saw every reaction, and how her gaze seemed to lose focus with every thrust. “Call my name again, Reina,” I urged, thrusting deeper. She whimpered, pressing her lips into a tight line. Just how stubborn could this woman get? “Don’t test my patience, my little moon rose,” I growled lightly. “Call. My. Name.” I slid another finger in, and she let out a gasp, turning her gaze away. Then I stopped, pulling my fingers out and taking my hand away from her body. She suddenly turned to me and I saw the disappointment in her eyes. I chuckled. “So you do want it after all?” “No... I...” she was flustered and her face turned red. I laughed at the sight. When suddenly, my wolf became uneasy within me. > Someone's coming. My entire demeanor changed and in a swift motion, I covered her naked body with a blanket and swooshed to the door. Without turning back, I said, “Don’t move an inch. I'll be back.” And then I left.CULLENThe sun was just beginning to dip behind the northern cliffs, spilling golden light over the castle and the surrounding forests. The air smelled faintly of pine and earth, and the distant howls of wolves echoed softly, a reminder of the Northern Pack’s enduring strength. I stood at the edge of the cliff, feeling the wind tug at my coat, and watched the castle in the distance, alive with movement and warmth. Peace had settled over the pack, a peace that had been hard-won through battles, betrayals, and sacrifices.Beside me, Mina held my hand, her fingers warm and steady against mine. She had always been my anchor, the quiet strength that had held me together when everything else felt uncertain. I remembered vividly the night she had confessed her truth, her voice barely above a whisper, trembling with vulnerability. “Cullen, I am the daughter of that wealthy family on the northern cliff. I left it all, everything, to be near you. I became a servant in the castle because I could
REINAThe sun rose gently over the Northern Pack’s castle, casting a warm golden glow across the courtyards and towers. Birds sang in the trees, their calls mingling with the soft rustle of leaves, and for the first time in what felt like an eternity, the air carried no tension, no lingering shadows of betrayal or fear. The castle felt alive, breathing with the energy of a pack finally at peace.I stood on the balcony, cradling my son in my arms. He was no longer the tiny, fragile infant who had stirred fear in my heart at every small sound. He was ten years old now, tall for his age, with sharp golden eyes that mirrored his father’s intensity and a calm, measured presence that hinted at his inner strength. His wolf aura pulsed gently around him, a clear sign of his growing abilities.“Look at you,” I whispered, brushing a strand of hair from his face. “Ten years old and already learning so much. I hope you understand, little one, that every lesson is meant to guide you, to help you p
REINAThe morning after Seraphina drank from the poisoned cup dawned unusually quiet. The castle seemed to hold its breath, the usual sounds of servants bustling and torches crackling replaced by an eerie stillness. I held my son close, feeling the gentle rise and fall of his chest, and let out a breath I hadn’t realized I was holding.Logan had insisted on remaining with me through the night, pacing the nursery floor while keeping one hand on the cradle and the other occasionally brushing my hair from my forehead. His eyes, dark and intense, never left me, as if he were measuring the depth of my exhaustion and worry with every heartbeat.Moon rose whispered, “Stay vigilant, Reina. The storm is over, but the shadows remain.”I nodded slightly, even though he could not see my expression. My senses were sharpened, alert to the slightest disturbance. The poison had been taken care of, the threat neutralized—but Seraphina had underestimated the loyalty and cleverness of those around her.
REINAThe morning air was thick with sunlight, but I felt no warmth as I sat in the nursery, cradling my son in my arms. His soft breathing, the little rises and falls of his tiny chest, should have brought me peace, yet a gnawing unease settled in my stomach. Something about the day felt wrong, as though shadows were moving just beyond the edges of my vision.I glanced toward the door when a soft knock interrupted my thoughts.“Reina? May I come in?” The voice was timid, almost fearful, yet there was urgency beneath the softness.I looked up to see one of Seraphina’s maids standing at the threshold. Her eyes were wide, darting nervously around the room as if she feared someone was listening. My stomach tightened.“Yes,” I said, keeping my voice calm but firm. “Come in.”She stepped hesitantly into the room, clutching a folded cloth against her chest. “I… I need to tell you something,” she whispered, lowering her voice until it was barely audible. “Something that could—could harm your
SERAPHINAThe night was still, almost unnaturally so, as I walked through the quiet corridors of the castle, my heels clicking softly against the polished stone floor. The light of the torches flickered, casting long, uncertain shadows, but I was not afraid. Fear had no place here. It was the naive wolves like Reina and Logan who trembled when the world shifted beneath their feet. I, on the other hand, moved with purpose, with precision. Every step I took, every breath I drew, was a calculated move toward victory.I smiled softly, tilting my head as I imagined the little family upstairs. Reina, the new mother, exhausted but vigilant. Logan, doting over their son, already wrapped in the soft blankets she had sewn with care. And their son—oh, the beautiful, innocent child who would be the key to everything I intended. He was so small, so vulnerable. Yet even now, my mind ran ahead, planning the moment he would change everything, without them suspecting a thing.I paused near the kitchen
REINAThe morning sunlight poured through the tall windows of the castle, bathing the chamber in a soft, golden glow. It was beautiful, but I could not bring myself to feel anything but a wary caution as I moved across the room, cradling my son close to my chest. He squirmed slightly, fussing, his tiny fingers curling against my blouse as if he could sense my unease.“Shh, it’s alright, my little one,” I whispered, pressing a gentle kiss to his temple. “Mama’s here. Mama’s not going anywhere.”The castle felt unnervingly quiet today. Even the usual hum of servants bustling about seemed muted, subdued. I suspected Seraphina had orchestrated it somehow, though she appeared in the hallways smiling sweetly whenever I passed her. Her smiles were dangerous—too perfect, too deliberate.I gently laid my son in the soft cradle near the window and stepped back to watch him. He had begun noticing the world around him, his eyes tracking the flutter of a bird outside, his tiny hands reaching towar







