LOGINCercei had spent her entire life serving the MoonStone Pack. She was taught to endure cruelty in silence and bow her head, even when her dignity was torn apart. On the night of the Moon Ball, everything changed. Beneath the silver moon, she fled into the forest and crossed paths with a man whose presence felt dangerous, overwhelming, and strangely familiar. “You’re shaking,” he said softly. “I should be afraid of you,” Cercei replied. Lucian stepped closer, his crimson eyes fixed on hers. “Then why does your scent tell me you’re mine?” He was Lucian Red, King of the North. Her fated mate. Before Cercei could face the truth, her father was betrayed and killed, and she was cast out as a rogue. While she suffered in silence, Lucian was trapped by lies and forced into an engagement with a woman who claimed a bond that was never hers. When fate finally brought them face to face again, Lucian knew at once. “Remove your mask,” he commanded. Cercei whispered, “If I do, you’ll never let me go.” His voice lowered. “I never planned to.” With kingdoms on the edge of war and secrets soaked in blood, Lucian must claim the woman the world tried to break. And Cercei must decide whether she will remain a servant of fate, or rise as the Luna she was always meant to be.
View MoreCercei's POV“I don’t need your mercy,” Vienna spat at me, her words dripping with venom.“Vienna, we’ve been at each other’s throats our whole life already. And we’ve finally started to get along recently,” I said, my voice carrying a plea for understanding as I tried to persuade her.“We will never get along. You always take what’s mine,” She cried out, her anger and frustration pouring out.“I don’t want it. I’ll give it back to you, please,” I begged, reaching out my hand as a symbol of reconciliation. However, she glared at me, causing me to retract it.“How? You already ruined it,” She scanned the wreckage around us, tears still glistening in her eyes.The mansion was totally destroyed, showing how intense the battle had been. Expensive jars were shattered, the floors and ceiling were damaged, and there were red stains on every surface.“I’ll help you rebuild it, this time not made out of crime. We can start again. Please, sister?” I approached Vienna, reaching out to embrace he
Frank's POVThe huge war erupted, and I stood my ground against Remus’s men, swiftly pulling my trigger. Each shot sent their lifeless bodies tumbling to the ground, giving me a twisted sense of satisfaction as the battle escalated.The urgency of the situation weighed heavily on me as I scanned the chaotic battlefield, longing to see her by my side. Yet, Maria remained nowhere to be found.With increasing worry and a heavy heart, I realized that Lucian had not provided the promised update. He should have signalled the detonation of the second bomb after the first, but the ominous silence hung like a shroud over the situation. Worry crept in as I pondered his well-being.I made a choice; I had to enter the Moonstone mansion to search for Lucian myself. Amidst the chaos of gunshots and the growls of those who had transformed into wolves, I pushed forward to find them, particularly Cercei and Maria.I kept my aim steady, taking down every MoonStone wolf blocking my path. They were easil
Cercei's POVLucian came and stood before me, giving me hope during the raging war. My heart filled with joy, and I tried to scream his name, but only muffled sounds came from my taped mouth.“Untie her,” Lucian commanded firmly, addressing Monsieur.Monsieur’s jaw clenched, and he signalled one of his men. The man, trembling with fear, approached me with a knife and carefully began to cut the tapes.As the tape peeled off, I wasted no time and rushed toward Lucian, my saviour. My desperate longing to reach him was obvious as I stretched my arms.However, Monsieur stopped me mid-way, gripping my arm firmly. My protests fell on deaf ears as he forcefully lowered my hand.“Let her go,” Lucian demanded, drawing a knife from his belt. He looked menacingly angry. “You are seriously outnumbered, Lucian,” Remus taunted, a vicious grin twisting his lips. I looked around and realized starkly that Lucian and I were up against insurmountable odds. His courage and strength alone wouldn’t guaran
Lucian's POVThe moon hung in the night sky, casting its silvery glow on the world below, and I could sense its ethereal strength coursing through me.“It’s time to gather the troops,” I declared, my face filled with determination. I collected my weapons, handling them with skillful ease. I grabbed a box of bullets and quickly loaded my guns, ensuring they were ready for the upcoming battle. I secured knives on my belt and boots, ready to serve as backup weapons if my guns ran out of bullets.“Lucian,” a familiar voice called out, drawing my attention. It was my Uncle John.“Be cautious,” he urged, sounding concerned in his voice. I nodded in response, our silent understanding spanning the distance between us.“You too, Uncle John,” I said, giving him a reassuring smile. We exchanged a pat on each other’s backs, a gesture filled with unspoken feelings.My purpose was clear. I had to reach her before the war began. She couldn’t be anywhere near this battlefield. The thought of her gett
Lucian’s POV“What do you mean she’s disappeared?” The words escaped my lips in a strained tone, carrying a hint of dwindling patience.“She managed to escape with Miss Vienna, Sire,” one of my men reported, his gaze averted, avoiding to meet my eyes. In response, a surge of anger overwhelmed me, a
Cercei’s POV“It’s freezing out here,” Vienna complained, visibly shivering as she wrapped her arms around herself. I let out a resigned sigh and retraced my steps back to the car. Opening the trunk, I rummaged through its contents to look for anything useful.There lay a set of tuxedo and boots, p
Cercei’s POV“Shut up!” I retorted, rolling my eyes. Kneeling beside Maria, I gently brushed the hair strands away from her face.I untied one of the bracelets we had made together back at the mansion, a string of beads carrying memories. I placed it in her hand and whispered softly, “I hope for un
Cercei’s POV“No,” I firmly responded to Vienna.“I didn’t come here only to face your lies,” I interrupted quickly, staring intently at her face.“I’m not interested in what you’re revealing anymore; your words have already spilled out excessively,” I said through clenched teeth.“Then, do tell me












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