An heir from my rejected mate

( 19 years old Dana and Adria) “ My heart is for him.”Adria said cheerily.“ I mean the way he looks at me each time is just so…” She placed her palm on her chest, heaving a dramatic sigh. “ What about Damon?.” Dana questioned, altering Adria’s stance. “ Tsk.. I’m not into him anymore. ” Adria said, scrunching her nose in disgust. “ I thought you wanted to spend the rest of your life with him,” Dana said, twitching her lips sideways, raising her brows. “ That was then … when I was blind in love, Now I can see that my heart is for Alden, soon-to-be the Alpha.” Adria smiled, a dreamy look on her face. Dana’s heart flinched a bit, what if she told her Alden’s Heart was for someone else? Alden had told her they were meant for each other and yet here is Adria, her best friend believing Alden is hers. Is something wrong somewhere? Could it be that she was mistaken? Well, Alden had told me he loves and I love him too, I can’t give up my heart for my friend, she thought. “What

~Alden~ In his sleep, Alden’s mind spiraled to the first time he met Dana, her thick brown hair was lying on her shoulders, she wore an off-shoulder red corset Victorian gown hugging her frame, and her radiant smile was just as bright as the weather. “ You are breathtaking,” he said, his voice calm. Dana's smile widened. “I can’t wait for the moon goddess to bless us as Mate,” he said, staring calmly at Dana’s eyes. “ I can only hope the moon goddess agrees,” Dana replied, her voice soft with uncertainty. Alden’s mind began to drift further, a sharp voice sliced through his mind, and the once calm aura turned dark and cold. “ Dana cheated on you with Damon, your best friend, she is not fit to be your mate, and you made the right choice by sending her away.” Adria’s voice cuts through, her voice is cold, her eyes fury as she repeats those words like a mantra while hovering over Alden’s face. Alden immediately woke up from his dream, seeing Adria smiling over him. “ wh..

~Alden~ Alden entered his chambers, the weight of the Battle still all over him, his body ached with every step he took, but the soreness from the fight was not what even bothered him but the feeling he had been having since the day before, something he just couldn’t explain. He sat forcefully on his bed, using his hands to run through his face, trying to make the feelings go away. What was it? Why does everything seem blurry like he was under the effect of something, he wondered. His mind went back to the war, the chaos, the blood, the growls, the defeat. They were things he had seen countless times in Battles but this time they weighed heavier that was not it, there was something more that he could not understand. He clenched his fist in frustration, growling in anger, he reached out to a cup of water on his table gulping everything forcefully. He slammed his hands on the table, facing his head downwards, his head hurting with frustration. He didn’t have time for what wa

~ Dana~ Dana sat quietly in a corner in the Mooncrest pack, her fingers tapping gently on the steamy cup of tea Milan had made her. The moon crest pack was warm, Fire crackled lightly by a corner to ease the warm but not enough to ease the burden that was going through her mind. Her head cocked to the side as she peeped through the window, the members of the Moon Crest pack were chatting and laughing, their liveliness in contrast to her loneliness and pain of banishment. She is grateful for the kindness being shown to her by the Mooncrest pack, but the guilt of lying about her identity still eats her up. She took a deep pained breath as she closed her eyes, pushing away the guilt to the far corner of her heart. She wondered how Milan’s family had welcomed her wholeheartedly without knowing the full truth about her past. Though grateful for their kindness, a part of her was still cautious. The sting of betrayal remained, making it hard for her to form deep connections or t

Adria stood behind the walls, her body lingering on the wall, her eyebrows raised in interest of what the armies might be talking about, she propped a foot up as her ears strained to listen to what the armies were talking about. “I have to do this,” She muttered to herself, Her fingers tightened into a fist. The Armies of Sivercrest pack were a few meters away from her, as they ducked their heads talking about something, their legs straightened with knees uncrossed, assembling in a circle as Alden walked towards them with a purposeful stride. As Adria leaned her body forward slightly, her foot caught on a small stone and she tried to bite back her grunt of pain, but it was too late as one of the armies turned his head toward the voice and Adria tried to hide herself inside the wall, but the army was so interested in what they were discussing and didn't bother to check what is behind the sound. Adria let out a gasp that she never knew she was holding. “Why is our Luna spying on p