LOGINRoman’s POV
"The winner of the draw is the Alpha of Stormhowl Pack, Alpha Kael and his four sworn mate brothers." The moment I heard it, I can’t tell how happy I was, like I own the entire world now. Around us, I could feel the tension ripple from the crowd—Alphas from the other territories, desperate and burning with envy. If not for the strict rule that bound all present to respect the auction’s outcome, the hall might have descended into chaos. To be precise, no one dared move against the result—because no one dared to move against us. The Stormhowl Pack. The most powerful pack that even the most savage Alpha thought twice before crossing. As the announcement settled, the other bidders began to vacate their seats in bitter silence, swallowing their defeat with clenched jaws and shadowed eyes. We didn’t care. Let them glare. If anything, I was ready to uncork a bottle of wine and shout to the world: I can finally have a mate, a child, and a complete family with my other four sworn mate brothers. My most cherished dream is coming to be true finally with this shewolf we just won in the auction. But, I can’t say the same about the other four, who were sitting in the chairs next to me around the circular table as if nothing special had happened. They never wanted a mate or to bring any woman into our home. The incident six years back, when that girl betrayed, hurt, and ruined their lives, left them hating the thought of having a woman in life, let alone mate. If not for the reasons that forced us to get a pureblood she-wolf, they wouldn’t be here anymore. Not that they never touched any woman. It was impossible not to do it for always hot-blooded Alphas whose needs for physical desires were unending. They often fucked whores and satisfied their needs, but bringing someone into our home and into our lives to make a part of it was out of the question. A round-bellied man approached our table, his eyes flickering between awe and apprehension. He bowed slightly as he addressed Kael, his tone carefully measured. "Congratulations, Alpha Kael." Kael didn’t respond. He didn’t need to. He was the strongest among us, our leader, the official heir to the Stormhowl legacy. Alphas bowed to him, warriors feared him, and enemies never lived long enough to speak of him. Kael sat in his chair with his usual air of arrogance, dark eyes always cold and calm. His strong and tall build looked even more intimidating in a perfectly fitted black shirt and pants. The top few buttons undone, revealing a glimpse of hardened muscle beneath. His sleeves were rolled to his elbows, baring arms corded with strength, veins running thick like rivers of power beneath his skin. The round-bellied man offered a tight, practiced smile. "The she-wolf has been escorted to the rear exit hallway, Alpha Kael. You may retrieve her from there." In simpler terms, our package was ready for pickup. All that remained was the payment. Unbothered, Kael turned to me with his usual commanding calm. "Handle it. Let’s leave." Managing finances had always been my responsibility—one I didn’t mind. Without delay, I reached for the sleek black office bag at my side and retrieved the thick checkbook. As I began scrawling out the amount—twenty billion—a mocking scoff came from beside me. noveldrama Lucian. "One whore with a used cunt, and we’re paying twenty billion just to breed a pup? Apparently, we’ve got money to throw away on trash." "Trash or not, you can still fuck her," Jason added, his tone cold and amused. "Or better yet, maybe I can test my latest torture techniques on her. See how far a pureblood female can last before she breaks." "Sure," Lucian smirked. "That might actually make this waste of money feel worthwhile." Lucian and Jason were brothers. Lucian’s parents adopted orphaned Jason when he was a pup. Though not blood-related, both were close to each other like real brothers, like two peas in one pod. At the same time, both were the strongest warriors in the pack, known for their cruelty—not just against enemies, but even against those who ended up offending them. I shot them both a glare. We hadn’t even brought her home yet, and they were already fantasizing about breaking her. For God’s sake, we needed her alive and safe, at least until she gave us pups. And here they were, treating her like some toy to be torn apart. Assholes. "If we’re done here, I’m leaving," Rafe muttered, standing up from his chair. He was the youngest among us—and the one who least cared about the she-wolf or what she represented. Rafe was different. A hybrid. Half-werewolf, half-vampire. The red ring around his light brown eyes glowed—that signified he was craving blood. His bloodlust was insatiable. Nothing seemed to satisfy him for long. He could feed off any one of us, but even our blood had started to bore him. Dangerous. Restless. Cold. That was Rafe. And right now, I don’t know what would happen when that she-wolf met the five of us... especially Rafe. I just hope he doesn’t drain her dry and kill her. When he loses control, no one—not even Kael—can stop him. "It’s done," I said, handing the check to the round-bellied man. But before he could utter a word of thanks, another man came rushing toward him, his face pale with panic. He leaned in and whispered something urgently into the man’s ear. I nearly scoffed aloud. Idiots. We’re werewolves—our hearing is sharper than any whisper. What was the point of whispering right in front of us? The man’s expression shifted instantly. Anxiety flickered across his face as he turned back to us, beads of sweat forming along his temple. "Alpha Kael... how about you wait here for a moment?" he said nervously. "We’ll bring the she-wolf to you." He was trying to keep calm, but it was too late. He knew if this deal fell apart, he’d be a dead man—and this whole building would be in ruins. No one dares to mess the Stormhowl Pack. Kael didn’t even bother responding to him. His gaze turned to the panicked man beside him. "Take us to where she escaped from."Eira’s POV’Just a little more. And it would all be over.’Limping, crawling, barely able to breathe, I somehow made it to the boundery wall of the rooftop. Every movement burned, my wounds stinging beneath the thin layer of sweat that now coated my skin.For the first time in six years, I saw the city bathed in daylight. The sun was warm and gentle, and the breeze brushed softly against my battered skin. For a moment, it felt like heaven. Peaceful. Quiet. Soothing.Before I threw myself into the air, I wanted to remember him—my baby, my son.After he was born, the moment I held him, wrapped tightly in a cloth, sleeping peacefully with a face no larger than my palm, I found the will to live again. He felt like a ray of light in the darkness that surrounded me.I named him Ray.I closed my eyes and tried to relive that memory. My baby. The life I carried within me for nine long months. The last time I saw him, he was only a day old. That image had been seared into my soul. The warmth o
Kael’s POVBefore their banter could drag on, I cut in. "Let’s have breakfast. We have work to do."We headed to the dining room and took our seats around the table.Roman was the first to speak. "Kael, we need to arrange security around the hospital. By now, word must have spread that we have a pure blood she-wolf. Leaving her unguarded could make it easy for someone to take her."Lucian scoffed. "Who would dare? They know exactly what they’ll get if they lay eyes on what belongs to us.""When it comes to a pureblood she-wolf, they will dare," Roman replied flatly. "We’ve seen entire packs destroy each other over one." He turned to me, his gaze steady. "Kael, you should take this seriously."I knew he was right, but I didn’t want to care. Not when it was about that bitch. I won’t blink even if others abducted her and she ended up whoring around from pack to pack and bred for the rest of her life.But this was about Sophia. So I had to care."Lucian, Jason, take care of it," I ordered
Kael’s POVI hadn’t slept a moment last night after seeing her.For years, I had been waiting, searching for a pureblood she-wolf. Someone who could save Sophia. But never, not even in the darkest corner of my imagination, had I expected it to be her.Eira.The name alone was enough to ignite every buried fury inside me. The one I thought had vanished from this world, the girl I wished had never existed.She had destroyed everything I had ever held dear. My parents, the Alpha and Luna of the Storm Howl Pack, were dead because of her. Sophia, the woman I loved, now lay clinging to life, her body frail, her spirit fading. And our unborn child... gone before even taking a breath.When I saw her again last night, the rage I had been suppressing for six long years surged to the surface, boiling over. If Lucian hadn’t reached her first and started strangling her, I would have ripped her apart and scattered her remains for the wild animals to feed on.But reason snapped me back when Roman sp
Eira’s POVFaint sounds stirred me from the depths of unconsciousness. Pain coursed through every inch of my body—it felt as though I had been trampled by a vehicle, leaving only broken pieces behind.My eyes fluttered open, struggling against the sharp sting of light that streamed in through the tall glass windows. Above me stretched an unfamiliar white ceiling, pristine and sterile. The brightness was overwhelming. My body flinched from it—not because of the light itself, but because I had forgotten what light looked like.I had spent years locked in darkness. Rooms without windows. Air heavy with filth and fear. Pain, commands, bruises—nothing else. My mind, my soul, my very instincts had adapted to only one truth: darkness was home.And now, this sudden flood of sunlight, this crisp, untouched air... For one foolish, fleeting moment, I wondered:’Is this heaven? Did I finally die?’But the illusion shattered too soon."Are you awake, miss?"’Please let that be an angel. If it’s no
Roman’s POV I looked down at her. She was still breathing—barely. Blood clung to her lips, smeared across her face, and soaked into every inch of her torn, battered body. She looked more like a corpse than someone still clinging to life. I knelt beside her and slid my arms beneath her fragile frame. "If not for Kael’s sake... pureblood or not... you would’ve died today," I muttered, unsure if she was even conscious enough to hear me. "I don’t want him to lose Sophia after everything he’s already lost—because of you." I paused, jaw tightening. "Lucian’s right. You don’t deserve to live. But..." I lifted her into my arms. She felt weightless—far too light for someone who had once carried so much ruin in her name. But then, I pushed aside the thought, not wanting to feel a tinge of sympathy or pity towards her. She didn’t deserve it. She didn’t deserve anything. Cradling her limp form, I made my way back toward the vehicles. We had arrived in two cars. One would be left behind fo
Roman’s POVThe moonlight from the sky was making it easier for us to see each other clearly. All five of us were frozen in our place, our minds entirely blank.For a while, not a sound stirred—until Lucian, who had been kneeling beside her, finally moved. In a flash, his hands shot out, wrapping around her neck with brutal force as he hissed through clenched teeth."You bitch... You dared to show your face to us?" His voice dripped with venom, his grip tightening as though he meant to snap her neck. "How dare you even be alive? You don’t deserve it, you filthy whore."His rage snapped the rest of us out of our daze, but none of us moved to stop him. Because, deep down, we all felt the same burning fury he did.My gaze drifted to her face. Despite being choked, she didn’t fight back. Instead, she slowly closed her eyes, like she was surrendering... as if welcoming death.Death?She couldn’t die. The thought snapped me back to reality."No—Lucian, let her go!" I rushed forward, grabbin







