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Destroy Them

Penulis: Leela Wrights
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-09-01 13:33:00

The silver light faded slowly, like dawn creeping over a dark horizon. The warmth remained, settled deep in my chest, a steady pulse that matched the rhythm of my heart. I looked down at my hands. The glow was gone, but I could still feel it, coiled beneath my skin like something alive. Something that had been sleeping for a very long time.

Maris was watching me. Her grey eyes were wet, but her face was composed. She had been waiting for this m

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  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   Destroy Them

    The silver light faded slowly, like dawn creeping over a dark horizon. The warmth remained, settled deep in my chest, a steady pulse that matched the rhythm of my heart. I looked down at my hands. The glow was gone, but I could still feel it, coiled beneath my skin like something alive. Something that had been sleeping for a very long time.Maris was watching me. Her grey eyes were wet, but her face was composed. She had been waiting for this moment for years, I realized. She had been carrying this secret, this burden, and she had been waiting for me to be ready to carry it too."How do you feel?" she asked.I did not know how to answer. I felt the same. I felt different. I felt like I had been walking through a fog my entire life, and now it had lifted, and I could see the world clearly for the first time. I could see the threads that connected everything, the old blood that ran through me, t

  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   The Protectors

    The night was cold and still when Maris came to my room.I had not been sleeping. I had been sitting by the window, the stone cold in my palm, the leather pouch heavy in my pocket. The moon was full, pale and watchful, casting silver light across the courtyard below. I had been thinking about the watchers. The ones who had been reporting on me since the day I arrived. The ones who would come for me when the full moon rose. I had been thinking about Gertha's face, the way her hands had shaken, the way her voice had cracked when she said she did not know. I had been thinking about her husband, the hollow man who had been watching me from the shadows, feeding information to the enemies of my bloodline.A knock came at the door. Soft. Deliberate.I did not turn. "Come in."The door opened. Maris stepped inside. She was not wearing her Council robes. Her grey hair was loose around her face, her clothes si

  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   The Hollow Man

    The air in the palace had changed.It was not something I could see, but I could feel it, a weight pressing down on the stone walls, a stillness that had settled into the corridors like dust. The servants moved faster, their eyes lowered, their voices quieter. The guards stood straighter, their hands resting on their swords, their gazes scanning the shadows. Everyone knew something was coming. No one spoke of it aloud.I walked through the halls, my footsteps echoing in the silence. The portraits on the walls watched me pass, their painted eyes following my movements. I had walked these corridors before, trembling and uncertain. I walked differently now. My spine was straight. My hands were loose at my sides. I did not flinch when I saw him.He was standing near the window at the end of the corridor, his back to me, his hands clasped behind him. He was tall, lean, and familiar. I had seen him in passing, always at a dist

  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   Four Days

    The days that followed were strange and quiet.I trained with Kaelan every morning, the weight of the sword familiar in my hands, the rhythm of the blade cutting through the air like a second heartbeat. He did not speak much. He did not need to.His presence was enough, steady and warm, like the bond that hummed between us when he stood close. The sun rose and fell over the training yard, and I moved through the motions he taught me, my body learning what my mind already knew. I grew stronger. I grew faster. I grew quieter.I did not see Lucian. I felt him through the bond, a distant warmth at the edge of my awareness, but he did not come to me. He did not seek me out. I did not know if he was avoiding me or if he simply did not know what to say. The bond pulsed between us, a thread of connection that neither of us could sever, but it felt thinner now, stretched across the silence we had built between us.

  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   I Swung

    The night did not bring sleep.I lay in the dark, staring at the ceiling, the stone Elara had given me cold in my palm. The warmth that had pulsed through it in the forest had faded, leaving only the familiar weight of stone against my skin. I turned it over and over, feeling its smooth surface, its quiet presence.I thought about Gertha's face. The way her hands had shaken. The way her voice had cracked when she said, "I did not know." I wanted to believe her. I wanted to believe that she had been deceived, that she had been used, that she had not willingly fed information to the man who had been watching me since the day I arrived.But I had seen his face. I had heard his voice. I had looked into the eyes of the man who had been reporting on me, and I knew that he was not the kind of man who acted alone.Someone was behind him. Someone was pulling the strings. Someone wanted me dead.

  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   They Were Coming

    The corridors were empty when I left the Council chamber.That was unusual. At this hour, servants should have been moving between the wings, carrying linens and trays, their footsteps soft against the stone. Guards should have been stationed at intervals, their hands resting on their swords, their eyes scanning the shadows. But the halls were silent, the torches burning low, the portraits on the walls watching me with painted eyes that seemed to hold more judgment than they had before.I walked slowly, my footsteps echoing in the stillness. The weight of the Council's words still pressed against my shoulders, heavy and cold. They had not accepted me. They had not rejected me. They had simply watched, waiting for me to reveal something they could use against me. I had given them nothing.But the silence in the corridors felt wrong. It was not the silence of a palace at rest. It was the silence of something waiting.

  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   A Bond That Cannot Be Ignored

    The door opened, and I was led into a room that thrived on quiet intimacy. It was small compared to the grandeur of the Grand Hall, a room that could have been a painting itself.The walls were lined with aged wood, smooth and warm under the dim glow of lamp lights hung at strategic points. They we

  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   The Mate Bond

    The music resumed, loud and mesmerizing, its melody travelling through every corner of the Grand Hall, coaxing feet back into motion. Yet I did not move.I stood rigid, legs glued to the spot, as though if I made a single step the world would shatter. Around me, wolves swayed and spun, lanterns ref

  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   The Pull of the Moon

    Moonlight poured through the open ceiling like liquid silver, spilling across the well-polished floors and illuminating the faces of wolves moving gracefully through the hall. The pack wolves looked unearthly in its soft glow. This was another thing Silver Fang was widely known for: its members wh

  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   My World

    It came the way it always did.Without warning, without permission.Two figures stood at the edge of a forest I did not recognise, their backs to me, their faces hidden from my view.The trees surrounding them were tall and ancient. Mist curled around adding to the night's eeriness. I could not see

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