로그인“Omega, in about an hour, you’ll feel warm, dizzy, and overcome with hormones in your body.” I paled. “What happens after it takes effect?” “Then an alpha in the surrounding area will react to your scent.” After an hour, the nurse popped her head in. She had a strange look in her eyes and I didn’t like it. “So he is out there?” The nurse’s smile fell, “No, not one.” My eyes widened. “two?” “No, you have four mates.” I shook my head. “No, that’s not possible!” She sighed and opened her phone. “Your mates are as follows; Colby Mcgrath, Rain Kim, Matthew Clark, and Jade Johnson.” When she said the first name I started to feel faint but then the nurse kept rattling off all the names of my tormenters for years. How could I be tied to all of my brother’s friends? My panties got wet, I refused to accept that this was a hormonal reaction.
더 보기LiaMonths passed. It had been a year since the whole incident with Solen. The twins were four years old, and they were doing great.I looked at the twins, watching them play outside.While there were still issues, they had adjusted perfectly. I was glad that they were making friends with other kids in the neighborhood, doing their best to live a normal life. It was the only thing I wanted. For my kids to have a good life.I was also working, our city, ensuring that species now worked together and weren’t kept apart. Somehow, it was working. Things weren’t perfect, but it was working. Something that I hoped we could keep up for a long time.Then I started feeling sick in the mornings. My breasts felt swollen, and I had body aches. Don’t even get me started on the moodiness that was affecting me, making me crazier than normal.It could only mean one thing: I was pregnant.To think that I was pregnant again was terrifying.The last time I had children, I ended up with twins who had to f
RainThings were back to normal, or about as normal as they could get for us. I loved normal. Normal was nice. Normal meant that we could just relax and have a peaceful life. It was fucking great.Everyone seemed to be enjoying it too.The twins were back to bickering over which cereal tasted better and trying to convince me that bedtime was a suggestion, not a rule. I’d take that over glowing eyes and soul-binding chants any day.We had meals without interruptions. We laughed again. There was music. There were lazy mornings and quiet walks in the woods. No shadows whispering from trees. No portals tearing open the sky. Just us—upset, bruised, but still here.Still whole.I flopped down on the couch and let my entire body melt into the wood.“I swear,” I muttered, “if another ancient evil wakes up in the next twenty-four hours, I’m faking my death and moving to a small, non-haunted island.”Matt walked up beside me and sat down with a quiet grunt. “Make room. I’m coming with you.”I s
LiaIt happened on a quiet morning when nothing else was happening. I woke up to a sunny day and a clear sky. The birds were singing. The twins were still asleep, tangled in blankets at the foot of my couch. For a moment, everything felt normal, peaceful, even. I remember thinking how rare that was.For Solen to appear like this, on such a wonderful day, seemed almost fitting. Almost cruel.He must’ve planned it. He had to have. Striking not in the middle of chaos, but in the calm, when our guard was down, when we were most vulnerable. When we might forget, just for a second, that monsters still walked in shadows. That they had names. That they wanted what we loved most.The moment I stepped outside, I felt it. The shift. The air didn’t smell different, not exactly, but something had soured in it. The wind weighted it, a stillness too unnatural to ignore. Birds had stopped singing. The world had gone eerily quiet, like it was holding its breath.“Guys, it’s time!”The Moonveil pack we
LiaWhen Matt told us, I panicked.The twins must’ve heard us, so we ran out and decided to split up.“They ran, Rain,” I snapped as we hurried down the corridor. “This wasn’t a game or some moody stroll. They ran.”Rain jogged beside me, slightly out of breath. “Okay, yes, I got that from the running part. I’m just saying—maybe they panicked.”“Or maybe they finally snapped,” I muttered. “It’s been building.”“You think?”“They’re kids, Rain. Scared, powerful kids. And now they’re out there alone.”“Well, technically, they’re out there together. So… half a point?”“Rain.”“Okay, okay, zero points. I’m just trying to keep it light.”I stopped, turning sharply into another hallway. “Why do you always do that?”“What?”“Joke when you’re nervous.”He blinked. “Because if I don’t joke, I scream. Want me to try that instead?”“No. I’d rather not echo through the halls like a haunted kazoo.”He grinned. “See? That was kind of a joke. You’re learning.”I didn’t smile.Rain’s face sobered. “Y
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