FAZER LOGINOn the night of her Twentieth birthday, Nova Stark expected the Moon Goddess to bless her with a mate. Instead she was cursed. Her fated mate is none other than Alpha Benjamin Black of the Black Moon Pack, the ruthless and dangerous leader feared across all packs. Cold, Merciless and completely unwilling to accept her. But Benjamin rejected her. Declared her a curse. Bound to him against his will. What should have been a moment of triumph turned into a clash of power, pride and unbreakable bonds. Now Nova must navigate pack politics, rival wolves and the volatile Alpha who refuses her love yet cannot deny their bond. As her strength and her wolf grows, she learns that fate is not just a gift, but a battlefield. And in the heart of the Black Moon pack, desire, power and destiny collide. Will Nova tame the Alpha who rejects her, or will the curse that binds them destroy everything she holds dear?
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The night I turned twenty was supposed to be the happiest night of my life. Every young wolf dreams of the moment the moon Goddess reveals their fated mate. For years I had pictured it, walking into the hall, eyes locking with the one meant for me, feeling that spark of destiny, the rush of excitement, that bond that would never be broken. My heart had carried that dream through every lonely night, every whispered prayers to the Moon Goddess. But the Moon Goddess had other plans. The great hall of Black Moon pack was alive with celebration. Torches blazed against stone walls, casting golden lights across the crowd. Wolves of all ranks gathered, warriors, omegas, pack elders dressed in their finest. Laughter, chatter and cheers filled the air, but beneath it all was anticipation. Tonight, someone’s life would change forever. I smoothed the fabric of my simple pale blue dress, trying to calm the butterflies in my stomach. My hands trembled slightly, but I told myself it was the excitement. My parents stood nearby, beaming with pride. My mother reached over and squeezed my hand. “You’re ready,” she whispered. I smiled back, though my chest tightened with uncertainty. Am I? The elders began their ritual prayers, blessing the young wolves who had come of age. My heart pounded as their voices rose, calling upon the Moon Goddess. Then as the final words echoed, I felt it The bond. It hit me like a lightning, A sudden rush of energy surged through my veins, making my knees weak. My senses sharpened, my wolf Lyra howled with joy inside me. The air itself seemed to tremble. And then, I smelled him. The scent hit me like lightning, Cederwood, smoke and danger. My wolf Lyra, howled with joy, clawing at my chest. My gaze snapped across the crowd, and that was when I saw him. Alpha Benjamin Black. The most feared, Dangerous Alpha in the entire region. Dark haired, Tall, broad shouldered and a chest carved from stone. Every inch of him radiated power and precision, as if he had been sculpted for battle. His face was all sharp angles and impossible beauty, high cheek bones, a square jaw dusted with stubble, and a mouth set in a dangerous, unreadable line. But it was his eyes that pinned me in place black like an abyss, glinting with fury and something far more lethal, dressed in black that only made his aura darker. His presence was commanding, suffocating. Conversations faltered as wolves instinctively lowered their heads. His reputation preceded him, merciless in battle, cold in rule and untouchable. And yet, when our eyes met, I knew. Mate. The word echoed in my soul, in Lyra’s howl of triumph. My heart raced.Tears stung my eyes. This was the moment I had dreamed of, prayed for. The Moon Goddess had chosen him. But instead of joy, I saw fury flash in his eyes. He stepped forward, his aura pressing down on the room like a storm. Wolves shrank back, clearing a path between us. My breath caught as he approached. Every step he took made my pulse quicken. Part of me wanted to run, part of me wanted to fall into his arms. When he stopped before me, silence filled the hall. Hundreds of eyes watched. My wolf trembled with yearning, but his expression was carved from stone. His voice, when it came, was deep, commanding, and laced with disdain. “I don’t want a mate.” The words struck me like a blade. Gasps erupted through the hall, but he wasn’t finished. His gaze bored into mine, cold and unyielding. “But it seems the Moon Goddess has cursed me with you.” The crowd stirred in disbelief. Whispers rippled, shock spreading like wildfire. My heart pounded, my mind struggling to grasp his words. Cursed? Me? And then he sealed it. “I, Alpha Benjamin Black, reject you, Nova Stark, as my mate.” The rejection ripped through me like fire. A searing pain unlike anything I have ever experience before tore into my chest, stealing my breath. My knees buckled, my body trembling under the unbearable weight. Tears welled in my eyes and blurred my vision as gasps echoed around me. Some wolves looked on with pity, others with scorn. But worse than the pain was the humiliation, Rejected, Cast aside. By my mate. By my Alpha. I could feel the bond struggling, burning, refusing to dissolve. The Moon Goddess’s threads bound us still, writhing between us like chains of fire. He had spoken the words, but I felt them hang in the air, unfinished. Because I hadn’t accepted. With every ounce of strength left in me, I forced myself to stand tall. My vision swam, but I met his eyes through the blur of tears. “No.” My voice trembled, but it carried through the silent hall. Gasps echoed again, sharper this time. My hands clenched into fists, my chest heaving with pain, but my spirit burned brighter. “I refuse.” The fire in my veins blazed. The bond flared, snapping tight, unyielding. Benjamin stiffened, his jaw tightening as his own body shuddered under the rejection’s backlash. He had expected me to crumble. Instead, I stood. Whispers turned into uproar. “She refused him!” “That’s impossible!” “She defied the Alpha!” Benjamin’s Beta pushed forward, panic flashing in his eyes. “Alpha, the bond it hasn’t broken!” Benjamin snarled, his aura exploding like a tidal wave of darkness. Wolves collapsed to their knees under the weight of it. My heart slammed in my chest as his power crashed against me, suffocating, brutal. But I held my ground. Pain coursed through me, fire and lightning in my veins. I knew what this meant I had bound myself to him, refusing his rejection. I had defied him, I had defied fate itself. His eyes glowed, black as midnight, wolf clawing at the surface. Fury twisted his features. For a moment, I thought he might strike me down where I stood. But then, for the briefest second, something flickered in his eyes, Something raw. A flash of confusion. A crack in his armor. And I knew, deep in my soul. This was only the beginning. I wasn’t just his mate. I was his curse.NovaThe shift ripped through me before I could refuse it.One heartbeat I was standing at the treeline, lungs tight from the day’s training, from Benjamin’s silence, from everything I kept trying not to feel—and the next, Lyra surged forward, clawing through my skin like she’d been shoved awake.Let me out, she snarled inside me. I need air. I need-She didn’t finish, but I felt it anyway.Her need to be let free.I hurriedly took off my clothes and then the world blurred as my bones reshaped and my muscles stretched, the red of my fur spilling across my vision like a living flame.Lyra stood on four paws.The air tasted different like this cold, sharp, alive.I padded toward the riverbank, letting the night cool the heat still pulsing through me after training. I needed space—from the packfrom Benjamin.Especially from Benjamin But the moment I stepped into the open clearing, Lyra froze.A growl rumbled through the shadows. Deep. Dark. Controlled A massive black wolf appeared f
KaelThe forest hums tonight.Most wolves wouldn’t feel it, the tremor hiding in the wind, the faint crackle beneath the earth, the pulse like a heartbeat running through the shadows. But I feel it.I always feel power.Especially when it’s new.Especially when it’s wild.And tonight…. It tastes familiar.I sit crouched on the thick branch of an ash tree, watching the distant lights of the Black Moon Pack flicker between the leaves. The wind shifts, carrying a scent that coils through my lungs-soft, sharp, dangerously enticing.Wild roses.Fresh rain.Her scent.Nova.A low smile pulls at my mouth.“So,” I murmur to the night, “the little wolf has started to wake.”For days I’ve been sensing odd fluctuations around the borders — faint but growing. Like someone learning how to breathe fire without knowing they’re made of flames.I thought it was impossible at first.The Red Wolves were gone.Erased.Hunted until the bloodline ended.Well at least my mother thought so.But then I saw he
Nova I don’t sleep.Not really.My mind keeps circling the same questions my father dropped on me like boulders-questions about our bloodline, about the Red Wolves that weren’t just rare…. but hunted. Feared. Hidden.Lyra had been restless all night, pacing inside me, brushing against the edges of my consciousness like she wanted to break free.We must train, she kept whispering.We need to understand what we are becoming.By dawn I’m already dressed, boots laced, heart pounding with a mix of nerves and anticipation. My father waits in the clearing behind our house, the place he used to teach me how to shift when I was sixteen. Back then he’d treated me like something fragile.Today…. he doesn’t look at me that way.He stands in the center of the clearing, arms folded, the early morning light hitting the faint red markings along his forearms-markings I’ve never seen before. They glow, subtle but unmistakable.“Dad?” I step closer, breath catching. “Your arms—”“They only show when I
Benjamin Something is wrong with the air tonight.I can feel it before I even realize what direction the feeling is coming from, a ripple, faint but sharp, like a current running under my skin. It makes Draven lift his head instantly.Something is wrong with her, he growls.My jaw clenches.I don’t need him to say her name.I know who he means.Ever since the night she refused my rejection, I’ve felt her in a way I never should have, a constant flicker behind my ribs, a pulse that doesn’t belong to me but still shapes my heartbeat. At first, I thought it was just the bond trying to tighten its grip. But lately?It feels like something else entirely.Something waking.I’m on my way back from patrol when it hits a burst of warmth in my chest, sudden and blinding. I stumble for a second, grip tightening on a tree trunk. It’s not my pain…. or my heat.It’s hers.And it surges through the bond like wildfire.Draven slams against my consciousness, snarling with a mixture of anger and fear












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