LOGINOn the night Aria was born, a storm covered the kingdom and a mysterious mark appeared on her wrist — a mark tied to an ancient prophecy long believed to be forgotten. To protect her from those who feared the prophecy, Aria was taken far away and raised in a quiet village, living a simple life and unaware of the truth about who she really was. But secrets have a way of finding their way back. As strange events begin to follow her and the mysterious mark on her wrist awakens, Aria is forced to leave the only life she has ever known. Hidden powers, ancient spirits, and dangerous enemies begin to surface, all pointing to one terrifying truth: Aria may be the last heir of a forgotten bloodline. Now hunted by those who fear her power and guided by forces she doesn’t yet understand, Aria must uncover the truth about her birth, her destiny, and the prophecy that could either save the kingdom…Or destroy it.
View MoreThe night of the mating ceremony was supposed to be the happiest day of my life.
Instead, it became the night that destroyed me. I stood at the center of the pack hall, my hands trembling as the elders began the ritual. My wolf stirred anxiously beneath my skin, restless… hopeful. Because tonight, I would finally meet my mate. The moment Alpha Ryan walked in, my heart stopped. Tall. Powerful. Devastatingly handsome and mine. The bond snapped into place so violently that my knees nearly gave out. “Mate…” Joy flooded my chest. But the look on Ryan’s face… It wasn’t joy. It was disgust. My stomach dropped. I could feel the anger and hatred burning from his eyes He couldn’t stand it “No,” he said coldly, his voice echoing through the silent hall. “This is a mistake. Whispers erupted around us. I felt my world begin to crack. “Alpha…” my voice came out small, broken. Ryan’s eyes turned ice cold as he stepped back like I carried a disease. “I, Alpha Ryan of the Silver Moon Pack… reject you.” The words hit like a death sentence. And in that moment My wolf howled in agony. ___________________________________ A sharp pain lanced through my chest, stealing the air from my lungs. It didn’t come immediately. For one terrifying second, everything went still. It felt like someone reached into my chest and ripped something out with bare hands. My wolf screamed inside me …. A sound so raw and broken that it made my vision blur. Gasps filled the pack hall. Some pitied me. Most were satisfied. “Please…” I whispered, my knees giving way beneath me. “Ryan… don’t do this.” His jaw tightened, but there was no hesitation in his eyes. “I refuse to be mated to a weak omega,” he said coldly. “You would embarrass me as Luna.” Me? The words were sharper than claws. The mate bond flickered, unstable now. My wolf curled into herself, trembling. “You’re making a mistake,” one of the elders murmured carefully. Ryan didn’t even look at them. “I have made my decision.” And with that, he turned his back on me. Just like that. Like I was nothing. The rejection sealed. Our bond shattered. And something inside me changed. Because in the ashes of heartbreak… Something ancient stirred. Something different but felt powerful. Something strange and wrong Yet fulfilling ___________________________________ The pain should have weakened me. That’s what rejection does to an omega. It breaks her. Destroys her wolf. Leaves her hollow. But as I lay on the cold stone floor of the pack hall, something felt… wrong. The pain was still there. Sharp. Burning. Merciless. But beneath it There was heat. My wolf wasn’t curled up anymore. She wasn’t crying. She was pacing. Restless. A low growl vibrated through my chest before I could stop it. The sound echoed across the hall. Silence followed. Every head turned. Omega wolves don’t growl like that. I pushed myself up slowly, ignoring the dizziness. Alpha Ryan was halfway to the exit when he paused. He looked at me. And for the first time since the bond snapped His expression changed. Not disgust. Not indifference. Suspicion. “What was that?” someone whispered. My hands trembled, it wasn’t weakness this time. It felt like energy. Like something clawing beneath my skin. My wolf surged forward suddenly, pressing against my control. She wanted out. That had never happened before. I swallowed hard. The air around me felt heavier. Thicker. Charged. For the first time They weren’t looking at me with pity.The old hunter’s cabin finally appeared through the trees just as Aria’s legs started to give out. Ryan felt her weight sag heavily against him and tightened his arm around her waist to keep her from falling. His own muscles burned from the long walk and the earlier drain on his energy. Every step sent a dull ache through his legs, and the cold soreness in his arm where she had pulled power from him refused to fade. He was exhausted, but he pushed the tiredness down. Aria needed him to stay steady right now.“Almost there,” he said quietly, his voice low so it would not add to the noise already overwhelming her.He was not sure she heard him, but her fingers twisted tighter into his shirt anyway. That small grip told him she was still trying to hold on.Caleb walked ahead without being asked. He pushed the cabin door open and did a quick check inside, his movements quick and alert. Ryan noticed the tight set of his friend’s shoulders and knew Caleb was ready for anything, even in this
Ryan’s arm burned with a deep, lingering cold that refused to fade. The moment Aria let go, his knees nearly buckled. He caught himself against the nearest wall, breathing hard while dust settled around them in slow, choking clouds. His pulse felt off, irregular and too loud in his own ears. He rubbed the spot where her grip had been, but the hollow ache only spread deeper. He had given her everything he could in that moment, and now his body was paying the price.Aria sank to the floor right in front of him. Her palms slapped against the broken stone as she caught herself. Sharp, ragged breaths tore from her chest, each one sounding raw and exhausted. She kept her head down, eyes fixed on her trembling fingers as if seeing them for the first time. The power that had been raging moments earlier now settled into a low, constant hum under her skin. Ryan could still feel it through their fractured connection, steady but unpredictable.“Aria,” he said. His voice came out hoarse, like he h
The silence in the chamber felt heavy, like a living thing pressing down on everyone at once. It wrapped around the stone walls and made every breath feel labored. No one moved. The mages stood rigid, Caleb shifted his weight uneasily, and Ryan remained completely still, his eyes locked on the woman in the center of the room. The whole world seemed to shrink until nothing existed except Aria.She stood barefoot on the cracked stone floor, her back straight and her body unnaturally still. Dust floated through the air around her, drifting in the leftover heat from the magic that had just exploded outward. The suppression runes that once covered the chamber were gone, burned away by the raw force of her awakening. Without them, the space felt too open and far too dangerous.Ryan watched her without blinking. His heart pounded in a slow, heavy rhythm against his ribs. The mate bond between them was still there, but it no longer brought any comfort. It had changed into something cold and s
The chamber had gone deathly quiet.The last of the suppression runes had burned out, leaving only the faint smell of scorched stone and the slow drip of blood from a broken nose somewhere in the shadows. No one spoke. No one moved. The surviving mages stood pressed against the walls like men who had just realized they were sharing a room with something far worse than the monster they had tried to kill.Ryan stood in the center of it all, unmoving.His eyes never left Aria.She was on her feet now, standing with a fluid grace that belonged to her body but not quite to the woman he had known. Her arms hung loose at her sides. Her head was slightly tilted, as if she were listening to a sound only she could hear. The mate bond between them was still there, but it felt wrong, like a familiar song played on a string that had been tuned too tight.Ryan’s chest ached with the effort of staying still. Every instinct screamed at him to reach for her, to pull her close, to demand that she come
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Author’s NoteDear Reader,The chapters you have just read revealed the hidden past behind Aria’s story the love that created her, the prophecy that hunted her, and the tragedy that shaped the girl who would one day stand before Alpha Ryan.Now, the story returns to the present.King Lucian has fal
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