Mag-log inEveryone thought Stellar Rivers was a fraud—a fake heiress thrown out by the powerful Harlow family. They believed her real parents were supposedly poor nobodies from the countryside. With nowhere else to go, she clung to Percy Moore, the youngest heir of the illustrious Moore family. Try as they might, no one could drive her away. But when Stellar overheard that Percy planned to marry the Harlow family’s true heiress, her lifelong rival, everything changed. Fine, he could have his perfect match. Stellar wasn’t going to waste another moment on someone who didn’t value her. Instead, she turned her back on him and reclaimed the life that had always been hers. A country bumpkin? Hardly. It turned out Stellar’s real family was wealthier and more powerful than anyone could imagine. With four influential uncles showering her with love and protection, she was ready to take the world by storm. And while she believed in playing fair, she also knew one thing: revenge was best served by her own hand. Meanwhile, Percy’s perfect world began to unravel. Without Stellar, his life was a mess—his business floundered, his fiancée’s reputation crumbled, and his carefully constructed future came crashing down. Desperate and full of regret, he showed up at Stellar’s doorstep, begging her to come back. But Stellar only smirked, casually leaning onto the tall, devastatingly handsome man at her side. “Sorry, Percy. I don’t take back what I’ve already let go.” As if that wasn’t enough, Stellar even dismissed the powerful man standing beside her, leaving him in the dust. “I said it before, and I’ll say it again—I don’t go back to what’s already behind me.” Even Stephen Ward, who broken off their engagement before they ever met, found himself on his knees, pleading, “Honey, I was wrong. Please, give me another chance!”
view moreThe end of life is death, ashes to ashes. Everything should have an end, the end of destruction, the end of hate, the end of a friendship and the end of life. We go through the tedious motions of living just to die in the end. What’s the point of it all? Love. Love is the point of it all. If you’ve never had it or given it, you won’t understand why I say it’s important. It makes you do crazy things, things you probably shouldn’t do.
The opposite of love is hate. Hate is a feeling we all know and some of us encounter it on a daily basis. It makes you cold and unfeeling, it crushes your soul and changes who you are. If you allow it in, hate can be more powerful than love. It’s easier to hate than to love.
Up to this point I’ve never hated anyone and I had plenty of reasons to hate, to be angry, to want more, to expect more. Being driven is not a bad thing, unless the drive inside of you takes over, because then, you lose yourself to it.
Loss is also not a new feeling. Life is all about teaching you loss and humility, being grateful, being the best, the best you that you can be, this I know for a fact. It’s something I hear almost every day. Be, better, do better, work harder, stop being a shithead.
It’s not always that easy. I’m naturally mischievous which means I’m in trouble more often than I’m not, much to my sister’s delight. Being a Sinclair takes a special kind of special, like Aunt Jessica says, because I’m not allowed to call her grandma.
My name is Kai and I’m somewhere in between. I’m the first born son of Kiran and Adara Sinclair. My father is the Alpha of our pack and that makes me the future Alpha. I am half wolf and half witch and I can see glimpses into the future, usually a future that involves me. My father speaks to Death and I speak to the dead.
To the outside world I have a twin sister, Saga, although she’s not really my twin. It’s easier to let people believe that since we were born on the same day, just a few hours apart in different parts of Alaska and telling people that our father killed her mother wouldn’t go down well.
Our family can seem confusing and I only truly understood the complexity of being Kiran SInclair when I secretly started reading his diaries. One thing I do know for sure, my family is filled with badasses, my father being one of them. He has left a trail of dead bodies all over the place.
Saga, my showoff sister, gave my father back his memories and his magic. From that day onwards, he worked really hard to find a balance between everything he had to carry on his shoulders. When certain things happen, you change. My father changed as well. He changed from the man that just had to save everyone to someone that spent more time at home with us and our mother, although he didn’t really stop saving people.
I love Saga more than I love myself and there’s nothing I wouldn’t do for her. She loves green fire and I prefer red fire. She got her powers from our grandmother, Karani. She can alter your memories, take them away and give you new ones and at this point her powers are more advanced than mine.
My mother, Adara, is the nicest person in the world but she could be strict to the point where I felt she was unfair. She has this hot and cold relationship with my father and he can take her temper from zero to a hundred in ten seconds flat.
We have complete honesty in our family and we share everything. My grandfather, Malachi, used to compete in death fights and he now holds the position of Head Alpha of The Council of the United States. He is the voice of reason in our family, which is weird when you know Aunt Jessica. She married Malachi without him even proposing.
Uncle Levi, or Jericho, as some people still call him, is the real badass of the family. He used to be a professional killer but now he spends his time training us. William went off to college and now he’s a lawyer in Seward. Malachi had only chuckled when William announced his plans to go to law school, because the family always needs a lawyer.
Tala is a completely different story. She looks like her mother but she’s exactly like her father. Hot and cold and she can kick your ass from here to kingdom come. Also, I’m not always sure if she’s on my side or not. She has the ability to touch someone and see that person’s past.
Uncle James is the steadfast one, always encouraging us. He is most like Malachi in our family. Gunnar doesn’t know how lucky he is. Kiran drills me day and night in wolf laws and how to be an Alpha. He has a quick temper and he’s the second person I’d call if shit hit the fan, with Uncle Levi being the first.
Gunnar is my best friend and Beta. His mother, Aunt Shoran, died two years earlier when she got caught in the crossfire when a local man lost his shit and started shooting up the supermarket. Gunnar and I do almost everything together, except when I get suspended.
I can’t see Death like Kiran does, but I see the dead all around us. It used to scare the shit out of me when I was smaller. Sometimes they ask me for favors, when they haven’t moved on and other times they just wanted to talk. I soon figured out that the quickest way they would leave me alone was to give them what they wanted.
I didn’t see things like when you would die, it was more the immediate future, like when I was in trouble, I saw those five or ten minutes ahead, mostly the disappointment in Adara’s eyes and for now it was always a future that directly impacted me.
Like mist able to blind you instantly, I too was blinded, by life, by love, by hate and by my own arrogance.
Stephen grabbed her by the neck and slammed her hard against the wall.Janet's head hit the wall with a sharp jolt of pain. She could hardly breathe and thought she was about to be strangled to death.But at the last second, Stephen seemed to regain a shred of reason and let go.His whole body was burning up, and he swayed unsteadily.Clenching his teeth, he forced himself to walk out."Cough, cough, cough…" Gasping for fresh air, Janet clutched her neck, coughing until her cheeks flushed red, her insides writhing with pain.By the time she finally caught her breath, Stephen was no longer in the room.Her eyes widened, and she hurried after him.Out in the hotel hallway, Stephen was bracing himself against the wall, his entire body engulfed in heat. His eyes were bloodshot, and his mind was quickly slipping away.Just then, Janet caught up from behind and clung to his arm, speaking softly, "Stephen, slow down. Let me help you back to the room."Stephen’s consciousness was already bl
Back then, Layla felt utterly humiliated and glanced at the maid a few more times, noticing a distinct birthmark on her arm.Not long after she returned, the Rivers family announced that Stellar had gone missing.Layla immediately suspected it had something to do with that maid, but she didn’t dare bring it up to the family. What if they blamed her for not noticing and stopping the maid in time?"What kind of birthmark? What did the maid look like? Any other features?" Stephen pressed further.Janet shrugged. "I think it was a snake-shaped birthmark. As for the rest, it’s been so many years. My mother doesn’t remember the details anymore."Stephen silently committed every word to memory."That’s all you have to say?"Janet nodded quickly, then asked, "So… can this get me those resources?""I’ll have my assistant discuss that with you." With that, Stephen was about to leave.He was eager to see Stellar and share what he’d learned.But the moment he stood up, a wave of dizziness surged
The last time, he had spared her some dignity, only because she was distantly related to the Rivers family.But this time, Stephen had no such patience left.His words froze Janet to the core. A chill spread through her limbs.Why?Why could he be so gentle with Stellar, yet so heartless toward her?What did Stellar have that she didn’t?The more she thought about it, the more bitter and unwilling she felt, but she didn’t dare block his path again.Stephen stepped past her, ready to leave."Wait…" she suddenly called out. "I have something to tell you. It’s about Stellar."He paused, glancing back at her. "What new trick are you playing now?""What trick could I possibly play?" she said, forcing herself to stay calm. "I just want to tell you something. In exchange, I’m hoping to get some support… just enough to keep working in this industry."At this point, Janet laid her cards on the table.Stephen let out a cold laugh. "And you think you’re in a position to negotiate with me?"But
Anger, anguish, hysteria—followed by unshakable resilience.In just three minutes, Suzy delivered a performance that was utterly breathtaking.Viewers were left wanting more, but the video ended too soon."My god, is that really Suzy? Wasn’t she always typecast as the coquettish villain—spoiled, bratty, one-note?""Yeah, I’ve seen her in other dramas. Most of her roles were forgettable throwaways, nothing with depth or impact.""I always thought she only had one style of acting. But this? This changes everything. She’s clearly been boxed into the wrong roles from the start!"Netizens were floored by her performance.Even die-hard fans of the original novel couldn’t deny her acting.If this wasn’t good enough for the lead role, then who else possibly could be?When they thought about the current crop of young actresses in the industry, none came close to what she just delivered.Maybe the older generation of award-winning veterans could match that level, but they simply weren’t the righ
Julian seemed to catch his meaning, shooting him a look that said, “Alright, you win this round.”Neither of them said a word, but the silent truce was clear.“Suzy, what’s your next move?” Stellar asked, gently squeezing her hand.“If my stepfather finds out I’m safe, he definitely won’t let this g
Once Suzy was gone, Stellar and Zayden strolled downstairs, chatting as they wandered along the street."You’ve really come a long way," Stellar said with a curious smile. "Quietly building a massive corporation behind the scenes? When did that happen?"Zayden laughed. "It’s actually a company I co-
Stephen quickly caught up to her.His entire expression radiated joy and pride.It seemed Zayden’s presence wasn’t entirely pointless after all.He’d managed to help move things forward between him and Stellar.At this point, Stephen didn’t even find the guy that annoying anymore.After they returne
On the way back from the negotiation, Suzy asked curiously, “Stellar, what did you secretly tell Miss Page?”“Not telling,” Stellar replied with a mischievous smile.That only made Suzy more curious. But no matter how much she coaxed or pestered her along the way, Stellar wouldn’t reveal a thing.Le












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