Book 1: Luna Returns

In a peaceful neighborhood, yellow flames flickered and danced as they devoured one of the pack mansions. Two women, one standing in the dimly lit long corridor and the other struggling to break through the jammed bedroom door, stared at each other through the door's tiny cracks. From behind them, you could think the one outside was helping the one inside escape the fire, but on closer look, a person will understand what was clearly going on there. The one inside, a pale woman who looked like she was malnourished, trembled as she threw her weak body against the door to push it open. A look of horror covered her face, while tears welled her eyes, filled with pure terror. Constantly, she would run her hands on her belly, mutter inaudible words, and go back into trying to break the door open. The one outside had a smug smile spread across her face. Her eyes twinkled with evil, and she would smirk at the woman inside. The woman inside was Wendy Queen, the Alpha billionaire's wife, wh

A five-year-old girl, with green hair that fell to her ass and green eyes, sat in class with her small legs crossed above the desk in front of her. A female teacher, holding a pen and a book in hand, stared at her with an I'm giving up look'. The little girl has been acting all bossy since she was brought to school in the morning and has refused to learn, saying all that was written on the board was trash. “Miracle. Can you swing your legs off the desk? That is meant for writing, not keeping legs.“ The teacher said it one last time, her voice raising a little. She thought maybe bringing sternity would scare the little girl, but she was wrong. Miracle only rolled her eyes at her and fixed them on a certain boy sitting in the front row. His name was Zach Junior, and he was the class bully. At his age, he had made a name for himself as the school's prince. Girls were swooned by his handsomeness, and they would surround him all the time, offering their lunches and pocket money to him.

In a secluded mansion deep in the forest, three people sat on a spacious couch, looking at the TV screen in front of them. One was five years old, while the other's were two grown men. Behind them, on the staircase, a slender woman, with a black robe loosely worn to cover her flushed body, walked downstairs, her damp green hair flowing to her ass and a glass of water in her hand. “What are you all stairing at? I thought I had given you work to do.“ She said to the two men, and then, turning to the toddler, she sighed, “Darling, didn't I ask you to go upstairs and get in bed? It's past your bedtime!“ “I am not a baby mom.“ The toddler rolled her eyes before a mischevious glimmer flashed across her eyes. “You were five the last time I checked. And I don't like that glimmer in your eyes.“ The woman shook her head, rolling her eyes in response. “You never told me you were dead, mom, but I guess that explains our rare features and capabilities.“ The toddler giggled. "D..." she stamme

"Miss Milburn, aren't we paying your twins a visit?" Kelvin asked, going into her room. He handed her a glass of tea and slumped on the couch beside her."Not anymore." She replied, sipping on it leisurely."But, Karen, I've bought flowers and everything we needed for their anniversary." Harriet complained about coming from the bathroom with a big bag on her hands. It had flowers, sweets, and a strawberry cake too. Her twins' favorite cake was the one with strawberry flavor. "Earlier, I went to the palace to plead your case, Harriet. But what I heard shocked me." Patrilia said."What did you do here?" She asked while sitting beside him."I heard Alpha Cameroon telling his men to rush to the cementry because a spy had reported that Karen Milburn would be going there in the evening to celebrate her parent's and twin's death anniversaries." Patrilia told them."What?" They gasped in unison. "But how did the spy know about Karen Milburn's arrival to the pack?" Harriet asked."It seemed l

Karen Milburn chuckled as she flew high among the clouds. She giggled, shaking her wings in a playful manner, earning gasps from Kelvin and Patrilia. She was already in her dragon form. When the palace guards arrived at the forest to check the cause of the spreading fire, she was left with no choice but to shift and take her assistants along with her. They had settled on changing their names, but they lacked enough time to register their new names in the registry book. Harriet only proceeded with clearing their names from the lodge. Now anyone looking for them would get the response that they had checked out.Harriet had given the date and time of their departure. She didn't want anyone to question or suspect what they had done. When she first heard Kelvin and Patrilia asking Karen Milburn to fly them to another place, she cried so hard that she lost consciousness. She couldn't believe that Karen was leaving her again. She cried, begging to be taken along with them, and Karen had to b