LOGINNoah Vale always believed his life was ordinary, or at least as ordinary as the adopted son of a billionaire tech family could be. At thirty, he becomes the youngest CEO the company has ever had. The media calls him brilliant. His parents call him unstoppable. From the outside, everything looks perfect. But one night, he had dreams of things that shouldn’t exist. A battlefield soaked in blood. The sound of wolves howling in the dark. A woman with silver eyes whispering his name like a warning. Noah doesn’t know the truth. He was never meant to grow up in the human world. He is the child of both vampires and werewolves once tried to destroy, the secret son of a vampire princess and a werewolf beta, hidden after his birth to stop a war that nearly wiped both clans out. Now the war is stirring again. And Marcus Blackwood has been sent to find him. Raised by the Vampire Elders and trained to obey without question, Marcus has only one purpose: get close to Noah, gain his trust, uncover what he is… and end his life before the prophecy can come true. His older sister Elara didn’t know he existed not until Marcus who she is in love with fell in love with Noah, Marcus he does not expect Noah to be kind. He does not expect to hesitate. And he definitely does not expect to fall in love. Because from the moment they meet, something old and dangerous begins to surface memories, instincts, and a bond neither of them understands. When enemies fall for each other, secrets refuse to stay buried, and a future written in blood may no longer be unavoidable.
View MoreNoah woke up choking on a scream.,he just had a nightmare called dream.
His body shot upright in bed, lungs burning, heart slamming so hard it hurt. Sweat soaked through the expensive sheets, hair all scattered his forehead, breath coming out in sharp, broken gasps like he’d just outrun death,or maybe he just did. For a second, he didn’t know where he was. Then the ceiling came into focus , smooth white, faint reflection of city lights ,and the familiar weight of his favorite expensive sheets tangled around his legs. In his penthouse,the top floor and very safe Except his hands were shaking. Noah slowly lifted them into the dim light spilling through the glass wall. They were clean,no blood or burns I could swear I saw blood on my hands,he panted. But he could still feel it,the heat. The sticky drag of blood between his fingers. The sound God that sound,the screams,the voices were in dozens, both men,women and children. A whole village crying out at once. He squeezed his eyes shut, jaw clenched so hard it ached, dang not this again. He has been having hr dreams since when he was little. The dream clung to him like smoke. He’d been running. Barefoot across dirt soaked dark and warm beneath his feet. Fire everywhere , houses burning, roofs collapsing, sparks flying into a moon so bright it looked painted across the sky. Like a silver color. And then the woman. She always came at the end. Standing in the middle of the chaos like the flames couldn’t touch her. Long dark hair tangled down her back, dress torn and stained, silver eyes glowing so bright they hurt to look at. Holding a baby,him. She had looked straight at him, tears streaming down her face. “Noah,” she cried out. Always his name,always that voice,soft ,breaking. Like she’d been calling him his whole life. Then the claws,very long and he couldn’t explain. Huge shadows leaping from the fire. Steel flashing. The baby screaming. And blood ,so much blood . Noah dragged a hand down his face, breathing hard. “Jesus…” he whispered to the empty room. His alarm clock Showed 3:17 a.m. Again,same damn time Every full moon. Like clockwork. He swung his legs off the bed and stood, bare feet sinking into the cold marble floor. The city stretched beneath his windows , lights, traffic, life going on like nothing in the universe was wrong. Thirty floors below, people laughed in bars, fought in taxis, fell in love, broke up. Normal people,very lucky people indeed Noah walked to the glass wall and pressed his palm against it. His reflection stared back. Tall,handsome with his broad shoulders,sharp jaw,dark hair falling into his eyes he looked breath taken. The face that covered magazines and business journals. Youngest billionaire CEO in the country. Everyone’s golden boy. No one ever wrote about the part where he woke up shaking from nightmares that felt more real than memory. His phone buzzed on the nightstand. A text. Ethan: Bro it’s 3am. If you’re still awake you need therapy or a boyfriend. Preferably both. Noah huffed out a weak laugh. Shut up bro, he muttered, typing back and smiling. Noah: Go to sleep. Some of us have real problems. Ethan: Yeah yeah. Try not to dream about murdering villages again. Noah immediately froze,and slowly looked down his again For half a second ,just half — He swore they were red,wet,dripping ,whe he blinked his eyes They were normal,dry ,clean His pulse thundered in his ears. You’re losing it. That’s what he’d been telling himself for years. Stress,too much work, not enough sleep When you run a billion-dollar empire before thirty, your brain does weird shit. That’s what therapists said, one day,and Ethan his friend. That’s what Noah told himself. Still… He moved to the sink and turned on the tap, splashing cold water on his face. When he looked up, his reflection looked pale. Tired,scared and thats the part no one ever saw. Noah Vale didn’t get scared. He crushed competitors. Fired executives without blinking. Walked into boardrooms full of men twice his age and made them nervous. But dreams? Nah, Dreams had started owning him. And they were getting worse, every time he had one. He wiped his face and glanced back at the bed. For a moment, he almost expected to see ash on the sheets. Or claw marks in the mattress. Or footprints that weren’t his,but he saw nothing just his Gucci sheets and silence. Noah exhaled slowly. “Get it together,” he told himself. Tomorrow was important. ********** His birthday, his big thirty and he is also in need of an assistant to relieve him of some stress. Big board meeting. Press conference. Investors flying in from three continents. Life didn’t pause for nightmares. Still… As he crawled back into bed, the image of the silver-eyed woman burned behind his eyelids. And somewhere deep in his chest, something stirred,like he feels something is trying to connect with him. Like a part of him had heard his name being called… And had finally started waking up. **************Marcus Blackwood didn’t knock on the door of the office.He didn’t have too.The doors people locked, the cameras they trusted, the guards they paid,none of it ever really kept him out. He moved through spaces like he belonged there, like the air itself stepped aside for him.Tonight, though, he didn’t move like a shadow, he walked into Elara’s office the way a man walks into a place that knows him too well.*******Her office place was very nice,spacious but painfully controlled, lights. Screens lining one wall, all displaying different feeds traffic cameras, building layouts, security logs, and one very specific thing in the center of it all:Noah Vale’s digital footprint was on her computer screen.Marcus didn’t look at the screens right away. His eyes went straight to her.Elara stood with her back to him, one hand resting on the edge of her desk, posture straight like steel, Even standing still, she radiated command.with her black blazer , her Hair tied low. Face
The room was cold. Not physically in a way , but in the way a place could make your skin crawl,marble floors, steel chairs, glass walls. Expensive taste, the office screamed power before one spoke a word.*************A long, polished table ran the length of the room. Around it sat five figures,sharp suits, sharper eyes.looking like normal human beings with money, influence and power. One of them, the oldest, a man with streaks of gray in his slicked-back hair, leaned forward. His voice was calm but very sharp.“The child is alive,” he said.The words hung in the air, heavy as the tension that followed.“They suspect it’s the one the Vales adopted some years ago,” another said. A woman with a severe bun nodded, tapping her nails against the table. “And if it is… we’ve waited long enough to act,too long we cannot let him rise unchecked.The youngest of the council, a sharp-eyed man in his forties with a faint scar across his jaw, drummed his fingers on the table.Do we have som
Noah decided, very firmly, that he hated birthdays, he doesn’t just like the attention,cake was fine.Not gifts either. He liked gifts. Expensive gifts, thoughtful gifts, awkward gifts from Ethan that always came with a joke.What he hated was the attention.****************The speeches, cameras, The “youngest billionaire CEO” headlines that made him sound like a museum exhibit instead of a human being.And apparently, his parents had decided that thirty was not just a birthday,it’s going to be an event.************“You are absolutely not canceling this,” his mother said over the phone that morning, voice already in full celebration mode. “Thirty is very important, Noah. It’s a milestone.”“It’s a number,” Noah replied, wedging the phone between his shoulder and ear while tying his tie,A very rude number mum.His father laughed in the background.We already booked the venue, Noah closed his eyes, “Of course you did.”*************“Celebrities are coming,” his mother continued ha
The whisper came first,not loud, it wasnt dramatic,it felt wrong.Noah was in the middle of a board meeting, seated at the head of a glass table that probably cost more than most people’s cars, when he heard it.“…don’t trust him…”Soft,thin,Like breath sliding through cracks in a wall.************He froze.Around him, twenty executives kept talking. About profit margins,expansion plans. Some people explaining why Singapore was still behind schedule.But the whisper wasn’t coming from the table.It was coming from the wall behind him.Noah’s pen stilled between his fingers, trying to figure out whats happening to him.He slowly turned his head.The wall was solid marble, there was no vents. No doors. Nothing.“…he’s watching…”He felt an ache in his stomach, but no one else reacted, or even pause No one even blinked.Noah’s heart started racing.Okay, no,nope. Absolutely not.He straightened, forced his face into calm, and focused back on the meeting.“You were






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