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Bound by blood and the moonlight

Bound by blood and the moonlight

Werewolf
last updateLast Updated : 2026-02-06
By:  MargieOngoing
Language: English
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Werewolf

Dark Romance

Vampire

Witch / Wizard

Triplets

Harem

Amelia Roberts has only ever known pain. Stolen as a baby and raised by the people who kidnapped her, she’s endured years of cruelty and control, hiding the strange powers that flare when she’s angry or afraid. She doesn’t know the truth — that her real parents are supernatural royalty: a rare werewolf–witch hybrid mother and a vampire lord father who believed their daughter was lost forever. When Amelia’s abilities erupt in public, three powerful strangers feel her presence for the first time. Mateo Mason, Jason Grim, and Dimitri Moore — werewolf/vampire hybrids and lifelong best friends — have spent years searching for their fated mate, never imagining she would be the same girl Dimitri once saw but couldn’t save. Drawn to her by an unbreakable bond, the three men will stop at nothing to protect Amelia from the danger closing in. But Amelia’s past won’t release her so easily. Her kidnappers know she’s unlocking her powers — and they have their own plans for what she can do. Torn between fear and an irresistible connection to her three mates, Amelia must decide whether to run from the supernatural world… or claim her place in it. Because her bloodline makes her the most dangerous being alive — and the key to a war that could shatter everything.

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124 Chapters
Chapter One — Amelia
The smell of bleach and damp wood clung to the walls of the house, like it had soaked into the bones of the place.I’d learned not to breathe too deeply — too much air meant too much noise, and noise got you noticed.“You’re late,” she hissed from the kitchen doorway. The woman I was forced to call “Mother” leaned against the frame, fingers tapping a chipped mug. Her eyes, cold and pale, slid over me like she was counting flaws. “The market closes at six. We can’t have people asking questions.”I kept my gaze on the floor and held out the bag. The bread inside was still warm. I’d run the whole way back, lungs burning. “They were short-staffed.” My voice came out too soft, like it belonged to someone else.She took the bag without thanks, without even looking at me again, and disappeared into the kitchen.Somewhere deeper in the house, he was moving. Heavy boots on warped floorboards — the sound that made my stomach twist.I headed for the stairs, praying I could make it to the attic b
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Chapter Two- Amelia
Gasps rippled through the market. People backed away. My heart was in my throat. And somewhere across the crowd, three pairs of eyes locked on me at once. The first was sharp amber — Mateo Mason. I didn’t know his name yet, but the way he stared at me made my skin burn. His expression was a mix of disbelief and hunger. Beside him stood Jason Grim — silver-eyed, leaner, all coiled energy and calculating intensity. His hand twitched like he was holding himself back from moving toward me. And behind them, towering and still, was Dimitri Moore — dark hair falling into eyes so deep and stormy they felt like they could pull me under. The air shifted. I felt them before they moved. My chest tightened, my pulse syncing to some strange rhythm that wasn’t mine alone. The man who had grabbed me scrambled away, muttering something about “monsters.” But I barely noticed. Because those three men… They were still staring. Like they’d just found something they’d been looking for their entir
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Chapter Three Amelia
I couldn’t breathe.One second, the market was just noise and strangers. The next, I was drowning in them.Three men. All different, but each staring at me like I was the answer to a question they’d been asking for years.The first one — tall, broad, eyes like molten gold — looked like he could shatter the world if I asked him to. The second, leaner with silver eyes, studied me like he was memorizing every move I made. And the third… the third’s gaze was so dark it was almost dangerous, like he could drag me under just by looking too long.My chest tightened. Something inside me — something I didn’t understand — reached for them. The same way a starving person reached for food. The same way a drowning person reached for air.I yanked my hood back up and bolted.The crowd blurred around me as I shoved past people, heart hammering, lungs burning. But it wasn’t enough. I could feelthem behind me — not chasing, exactly, but pulling at me. A thread wrapped around my ribs, dragging me close
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Chapter Four- Amelia
My lungs burned. My legs felt like they’d been replaced with lead. I’d ducked down three side streets, cut through an alley, and slipped into a narrow lane where the noise of the market couldn’t follow.It should have been safe here.But it wasn’t.I could feel them.Not footsteps, not breathing — something deeper. Like invisible threads tied from my chest to each of theirs, pulling me toward them no matter how badly I wanted to run the other way.“Don’t come any closer.”My voice came out sharper than I expected, echoing in the empty street. I spun around, and there they were.The golden-eyed one stood in front — tall, solid, like nothing could move him if he didn’t want to be moved. His gaze burned straight through me, and my pulse stumbled.The silver-eyed one leaned against a wall a few steps back, watching me like he was studying a puzzle only he could solve.And behind them, a few paces away but somehow still the center of everything, was the third. Older. Dark hair falling into
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Chapter Five- Amelia
By the time I reached the house, my chest ached from running. The market’s noise still rang in my ears, but it was the memory of them that had me off-balance. Three strangers. Three… whatever they were. And the way they’d looked at me — like they already owned pieces of me I’d never given. I shoved the thought down before I could feel that strange, magnetic pull again. The front door creaked as I stepped inside. The air was thick with the scent of burnt coffee and damp wood. He was on the couch, boots kicked up, a beer in his hand. His gaze slid to me immediately. “You’re late,” he said. The woman — her — stepped out from the kitchen, wiping her hands on a dish towel. Her eyes swept over me in a way that made my skin itch. “Something’s different,” she said, voice low. My pulse jumped. “Nothing’s different. The market was crowded.” She stepped closer, tilting her head like a bird sizing up prey. “Your eyes…” She narrowed them, and I realized too late that I was breathing too h
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Chapter Six- Amelia
Chapter Six — AmeliaThe air in the living room felt heavier than it had when I’d first stepped inside.He was pacing now, back and forth in front of the couch, the floor creaking under his boots. She stood near the kitchen doorway, arms crossed, eyes locked on me like she could pin me to the wall without moving a muscle.I hated when they did this — circled me like wolves deciding when to pounce.“I told you to keep a low profile,” he said, voice sharp enough to cut. “You think you can just let loose in the middle of the market and no one’s gonna notice?”“I didn’t—”“Don’t lie to me!” he snapped, the beer from earlier gone, replaced with that cold, focused anger that always made my stomach knot. “You think I don’t know what you are? What you’re worth?”Worth.That word made my skin crawl.The woman stepped forward, her voice low and measured. “If she’s finally unlocking her powers, we can use this. No more waiting around for scraps from the others. We’d have leverage.”Leverage. Wor
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Chapter Seven-Mateo
The smell of fear hit me first. It leaked through the cracks in the door, sharp and sour, mixing with Amelia’s scent until it made my wolf bristle. She was in there. I could hear her heartbeat — fast, uneven, fighting to steady itself. I hit the door again, shoulder-first, feeling the old wood strain. Jason was to my left, eyes narrowed, ready to break the lock with a thought if I gave the word. Dimitri stood behind us, still as a statue, but every line of his body was coiled tight. “They’re armed,” Jason murmured, his gaze flicking toward the inside. “One weapon. Old shotgun. Male’s holding it.” “I’ll take it from him,” I growled. “No,” Dimitri said, voice low but edged with command. “We go in, we control the pace. We’re here for her, not to spill unnecessary blood.” My hands flexed at my sides. Unnecessary was the key word. I could think of a dozen reasons why breaking that man in half was very necessary. But I’d follow Dimitri’s lead — for now. Inside, I heard the man’s voi
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Chapter Eight-Amelia
The world felt too quiet after the shotgun clattered to the floor.The air was still thick with tension, the kind that hums just before a storm breaks. My kidnappers stood frozen — shock, rage, and something like fear flickering in their eyes.And then there were the three men.Mateo, the one who had burst through the door, still stood like a shadow of danger, his golden eyes locked on me. Jason lingered near the wall, his presence calm but charged, the air around him strangely heavy, like it was bending to his will. Dimitri… Dimitri was right in front of me, tall and steady, his body angled between me and the only people I’d ever known.“Come with us,” he said again, his voice lower this time, softer — but still unshakable.I couldn’t move. My feet felt rooted to the floor. Every part of me screamed that this was a terrible idea. That going with strangers was how I ended up in this life in the first place.But my chest ached with that pull — that invisible thread that had wrapped aro
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Chapter Nine- Dimitri
The smell of blood still clung to the air, sharp and metallic, even as silence settled over the broken cabin. I stood just inside the threshold, my hand still clenched around the hilt of my blade, every sense straining toward the girl. Amelia. She was smaller than I imagined she’d be, her eyes wide and unyielding despite the fear that trembled beneath them. Power shimmered faintly around her, like the aftertaste of lightning in a storm, and it called to something primal inside me. The bond tugged, relentless and insistent, and I hated how much I felt it already. “Secure the perimeter,” I ordered, my voice low but sharp. Jason was at my side instantly, moving with the same precision I’d drilled into him for years. Mateo lingered near Amelia, too close, his golden gaze watching her like she was prey and salvation all at once. “Dimitri,” Jason murmured as he passed me, “we need to move before more arrive.” He was right. The kidnappers would not have worked alone. Yet my gaze r
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Chapter ten- Jason
“You should drink some water,” I murmured, soft enough that only she could hear. Her eyes flicked up to me, wary but grateful, and she accepted the flask I offered. Small. Fragile. But there was strength buried in her, I could see it—the kind forged in fire, the kind that didn’t bend easily. “Where are you taking me?” she asked after a moment, her voice low. “To safety,” I said simply. Her lips pressed into a thin line. “That’s not an answer.” I almost smiled—because she was right. Because Amelia didn’t seem like the kind of girl who’d settle for half-truths. But before I could say more, the forest shifted. A snap of a twig, the whisper of movement too deliberate to be wind. I reacted instantly, pulling Amelia behind me. Dimitri had already drawn steel, his golden eyes catching the moonlight, and Mateo melted into the dark like he’d been born from it. Shapes moved between the trees. More of them. Reinforcements. “Jason.” Dimitri’s voice was calm, steady, but I knew that tone. A
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