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Truly

Penulis: Leela Wrights
last update Tanggal publikasi: 2026-08-23 19:11:39

The silence was the first thing I noticed.

Not the absence of sound, but the weight of it. Like the forest had swallowed everything and was waiting for me to speak first. The air was colder here, heavier. It pressed against my skin like a living thing, thick with the smell of damp earth and decay and something older, something that had been sleeping for centuries.

I stood still, my boots planted on the dark soil. The trees were massive, their trunks black and gnarled, their branches woven toget
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  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   Becoming

    The palace walls rose before me, pale stone against the blue sky, and I felt nothing.Just the hollow echo of exhaustion, a deep and bone-heavy emptiness that had settled into my chest during my time in the forest and showed no sign of leaving.I walked through the gates, past the guards who watched me with careful, unreadable eyes. Their gazes followed me, but I did not meet them. I had spent enough time being watched. I had spent enough time being measured and weighed and found wanting. The forest had stripped me of that need. I knew what I was now.I did not know how to explain it. I did not know if I would ever find the words.~`~`~`~`~`~`|~`~`~`~`~`~`|~`~`~`~`~`~`The corridors were quiet as I made my way to my room. The portraits on the walls watched me pass, their painted eyes tracking my movements with the same silent judgment they had always held. I had walked these halls before, trembling and uncertain, and I had let their gaze shrink me.I walked differently now.My steps w

  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   Truly

    The silence was the first thing I noticed.Not the absence of sound, but the weight of it. Like the forest had swallowed everything and was waiting for me to speak first. The air was colder here, heavier. It pressed against my skin like a living thing, thick with the smell of damp earth and decay and something older, something that had been sleeping for centuries.I stood still, my boots planted on the dark soil. The trees were massive, their trunks black and gnarled, their branches woven together so tightly that I could not see the sky. The light was dim, green-tinted, filtering through the canopy like light through stained glass. It was not enough to see by, but enough to see that I was alone.I turned around. There was nothing behind me. No clearing. No Council. No crowd.Just trees.I took a breath. The air filled my lungs, cold and heavy. I did not know what to expect from this place. I had been told stories. Warnings. The forest would test me. It would strip me down to nothing.

  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   Into the Depths of GreeveWood

    "Today we gather to witness the commencement of the second trial."Darkholme's voice boomed across the desolate clearing. He stood on a raised platform in his official red and black robes.Behind him, Elders Zakira, Torben, and Obelix stood in a rigid row. Elder Maris stood slightly apart from the rest, her eyes fixed on me.To their left, King Aldric and Queen Selene sat in high-backed wooden chairs. Beyond them, high-ranking wolves and representatives from neighboring packs lined the perimeter. Armed guards flanked every rock outcrop, standing at attention with hands resting on the pommels of their broadswords.I stood in the exact center of the clearing, surrounded by hundreds of eyes.Darkholme was still speaking—laying out the laws, invoking long-dead Alphas, detailing the formal terms. The sound reached me, but did not register. It was merely noise.I didn't feel fear, nor anger. There was only a profound numbness, a void sitting behind my ribs where panic ought to have been.My

  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   The Night Before GreeveWood

    ***A DAY LATER***The lock on the balcony door was old—iron forged, but the latch itself was worn down by years of damp air and neglect. A thin silver hairpin, slipped between the frame and the bolt with a firm, practiced leverage, was all it took. It gave way with a soft click that seemed too loud in the silence.The night air hit my face in a cold rush.I slipped down the servant's spiral stairwell, avoiding the loose flagstone three steps from the bottom, and emerged into the palace gardens.It was quiet here. Terrifyingly quiet.The moon was a luminous pearl suspended in the dead sky. It fell over the grounds in pools of silver, casting long shadows in its wake.I walked with bare feet through dew-soaked grass, stopping only when I reached the central stone fountain. Beside it grew a cluster of night-blooming roses—dark, deep velvet blooms that smelled of sweet earth and decay.I reached out and plucked one. The stem was thick, guarded by curved, cruel thorns that bit into the mea

  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   The Reason She is Broken

    ***THIRD POV***The grandfather clock in the corner of the study ticked loudly. It was past midnight yet here they were.King Aldric stood by the floor-to-ceiling windows, his back to his sons. Even with silver threading his dark hair, his silhouette remained imposing, a mountain of hard-won muscle and unyielding authority.Behind him, Kaelan and Lucian stood like twin pillars of stone, almost identical in height and build, yet completely polarized in their energy.Kaelan had his arms crossed tightly over his chest. He kept his gaze fixed on the map of the territory spread across the desk, though his mind was miles away, tracking a different kind of boundary altogether.Lucian leaned against the bookshelf in the darkest corner of the room. He looked entirely detached, head tilted back, eyes half-closed as if bored.Kaelan knew. He could feel the high-voltage tension radiating off Lucian’s skin, an agitation that mirrored his own.The mate bond they shared — the one they were currently

  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   An Underrated Omega

    I was not looking at anything in particular.My eyes were open, fixed on the cold, soot-stained hearth of the fireplace, but my mind was miles away.I did not hear the first knock. I did not hear the heavy iron latch lift, or the soft creak of the oak door pivoting on its hinges."Ophelia."My lips stayed still."My lady."I blinked, and the blurred lines of the cold stone fireplace snapped back into sharp focus.Gertha stood a few feet away, her hands clasped tightly in front of her apron. She was watching me with a look that hovered dangerously close to pity."You were somewhere else," she said softly, her voice barely carrying over the draft whistling through the window pane."I was.""You have a visitor," she informed, her eyes darting toward the door. "Elder Maris."I looked down at my hands. The rough, dark stone Elara had given me was still pressed against my palm. It was warm -unnaturally so - retaining a steady, pulse-like heat that felt like a quiet heart beating against my s

  • Bound to the Alpha Twins   Act Like It

    ***THIRD POV*** The door shut behind her with a quiet click. Kaelan did not move. Silence filled the room, thick and suffocating, as though the space itself was holding its breath. The two alpha brothers had numerous thoughts running through their minds. Thoughts so heavy they tainted the air be

  • 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   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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