Delilah Today's training was different. For the first time, I stepped into the underground training hall, a vast, cavernous space almost half the size of a field. The air was thick with the scent of sweat and steel, and the walls gleamed with embedded torches, casting flickering shadows across the arena. This was where King Maxwell trained, and now, apparently, where I would train too. Weapons of all kinds lined the walls…blades, staffs, guns, whips, even some that looked too ancient to still be in use. Training kits were stacked neatly in different sections, yet none of that mattered to me. I wouldn’t be using them, not today. My opponent stood a few feet away. Zod. A seasoned warrior and the pack Gamma, with the kind of broad, muscular frame that exuded raw power. His posture was relaxed but intimidating, his expression unreadable. I didn’t need anyone to tell me that he was stronger than me, anyone with eyes could see that. But what I didn’t understand was why he expected me t
SOMEWHERE IN A CAVE, IN THE WILD FOREST OF BOMADA "Sandra, there’s only one way you can win against her." The witch of the Blue Moon Pack whispered, her voice carrying a chilling certainty. Sandra frowned, her arms crossed. "What do you mean? I don't understand. Delilah is just a powerless human. I could crush her in seconds." Her confidence was unshaken. The witch narrowed her eyes, arching a brow as a dark chuckle slipped from her lips. "No, you’re wrong. She is far stronger than you think. Listen to me, Sandra, heed my warning." Her voice dropped lower, laced with an eerie urgency. "There’s something about her… Powerful forces surround her." Sandra scoffed, unwilling to believe it. She knew Delilah better than anyone. They had been friends since college, if there was anything extraordinary about her, Sandra would have known. The witch was mistaken. She waved off the warning like a bothersome insect. All that mattered was defeating Delilah in a way that wouldn’t raise suspicio
Delilah We arrived at the Blue Moon Pack. Our convoy came to a halt right in front of the place I once called home. The memories rushed back like a flood, each one sharper than the last. I blinked rapidly, forcing back the tears that threatened to fall. The convoy consisted of six sleek, black luxury vans, more than I had expected. I never imagined I would return to this place, let alone accompanied by people I barely knew. In my van, King Maxwell sat beside me, his presence both a comfort and a reminder of my purpose here. His sister, Rowan, occupied the seat behind us. Rosa and Zod were also with us, despite Zod’s injuries not having fully healed. For reasons unknown, he had insisted on coming. The Beta, Cross, rode in another van, along with some of our pack members. The rest of the convoy was filled with warriors. “Are you ready to walk into your home?” Maxwell’s deep voice broke through my thoughts. I turned to glare at him. He chuckled, amused by my reaction. I swatted hi
Delilah Then, just as I was about to surrender to the void, a whisper echoed in my mind, faint, urgent, and achingly familiar. “Not yet.” A surge of power pulsed through me, jolting me awake. But this wasn’t my world. It was another realm entirely. The seven women I had seen before were there again, just like the time I was with Farrell. This time, however, they turned to me, their expressions softening as they welcomed me. I felt fear clawing at my chest. One thing was certain: I might as well be dead now. Suddenly, a shining figure appeared from nowhere, joining us. The light radiating from them was so intense that I couldn’t make out their features, but something about their presence felt feminine. As the figure approached, I shut my eyes tightly, unable to bear the brilliance. But then, her voice washed over me, calm and reassuring. “Do not be afraid. Accept the fate I have chosen for you, Delilah. Only then will you understand your true purpose and identity. Now, open yo
Delilah “Your Majesty,” Farrell called, his voice steady but laced with urgency. “Now that we’ve cleared the air, can my mate stay with me, just for today? I need time alone with her to resolve our differences.” His request hung in the air, directed at King Maxwell, who stood rigid, his jaw clenched tightly. Maxwell’s silence spoke volumes. Jealousy burned in his eyes, though he fought to keep it hidden. Under normal circumstances, I would have refused without hesitation. But after what i had witnessed today, i felt powerless to deny either of my mates anything. “Alpha Farrell,” Rowan interjected, her tone diplomatic yet firm. “We understand your desire to bond with your mate. It is your right, as the goddess has willed it. However, don’t you think it’s best to ask Delilah herself?” Her words were cautious, a strategic move to avoid conflict. I understood her reasoning all too well. Farrell’s gaze shifted to me, and I found myself unable to look away. If the decision were mine al
Farrell The pain I’ve endured is beyond words. Ever since I discovered that she was my mate, my soul has been in turmoil. The ache of her absence has been a constant torment, a gnawing emptiness that refuses to fade. And yet, she is my wife. The irony is cruel, a twist of fate that mocks me every day. How can she be so close, yet feel so far away? How can she be mine, yet not truly mine? But tonight, everything changed. The heavens opened, and the rain poured down in sheets, as if the skies themselves were weeping for us. It was in this storm that I finally found her, truly found her. The moment our lips met, it was as if the world ceased to exist. There was only her, only us. I kissed her hungrily, desperately, pouring every ounce of the longing, the pain, and the love I had carried for so long into that kiss. And she kissed me back with the same fervor, the same need. She wanted me, just as I had always wanted her. The rain soaked through our clothes, clinging to our skin, but n
Maxwell I felt warmth enveloping me, a comforting heat radiating from somewhere deep within. My body instinctively sought more of it, craving the solace it brought. My hands moved across my bare chest, and her name slipped from my lips like a prayer. “Delilah,” I whispered, my voice trembling with longing. The sensation of wet kisses along my jaw and nose felt so real, so vivid. Her intoxicating scent surrounded me, pulling me deeper into the illusion. But the pain of her absence was a constant ache, a blade twisting in my chest. It was unbearable, yet I couldn’t let go of this fleeting fantasy, no matter how much it hurt. The kisses grew more intense, and I moaned her name again, louder this time. “Delilah,” I breathed, my voice breaking. “My King, I am here with you,” her voice echoed in my ear, soft and reassuring. It was so real that I chuckled in my sleep, though my eyes remained closed. I was awake, yet I clung to the dream, unwilling to let it fade. Morning would come so
Farrell Stepping out of the shower, I wrapped a towel around my waist and hurriedly made my way out of the bathroom. My mind was still racing from the events of the previous day, the Lycans who had dared to threaten my mate. They would pay for their audacity. But as I stepped into my bedroom, my thoughts came to an abrupt halt. My breath caught in my throat, and I nearly stumbled back in shock. There, on my bed, lay a figure, asleep and serene. My heart pounded as my eyes traced the familiar curves of her body. Delilah? My mind reeled. Was I imagining things? Was she really here, or was my mind playing cruel tricks on me? I blinked hard, trying to clear my vision, but she remained, real, tangible, and breathtakingly beautiful. Her intoxicating scent filled the room, wrapping around me like a warm embrace. It was unmistakably her. My body reacted instantly, a surge of desire coursing through me. I moved closer, my steps slow and deliberate, as if afraid she might vanish if I made a
The sound of chanting echoed through the mountains. At the far end of the camp, hidden beneath a dome of shimmering dark energy, Rowan stood in the center of a rune-marked circle surrounded by thirteen witches. The air crackled with raw power, the ground trembling beneath their feet as they linked hands, casting a spiraling vortex of dark flame above their heads. Rowan's long hair was unbound, flowing wildly in the wind stirred by the enchantments. Her voice rang clear over the chants, weaving ancient curses into the threads of magic. "Strength from blood… chaos from order… may the fire obey." The vortex burst outward, sending streams of crimson light across the dome. Each witch caught a stream and twisted it into something new, blades made of fire, shields of smoke, arrows of frozen lightning. They were being trained not to merely use magic, but to weaponize it in chaos. "Again!" Rowan commanded, eyes gleaming. "You must do it without words. Without weakness. A warrior’s magic
The air was thick with tension as King Alexander stood upon a raised obsidian platform, cloaked in his usual regal black and gold Royal robe, his silver hair swept back, and his sharp eyes gleaming with cruelty and ambition. Before him stretched a sea of warriors, thousands of them, from every corner of the realms. Some were former rogues, others seasoned battle-hardened soldiers from long-forgotten kingdoms. Many were mercenaries hungry for power, riches, or the promise of a new life. But the rest... were dark creatures touched by magic…warlocks, twisted hybrids, cursed seers, and shadow-wielding assassins who owed allegiance only to power. At Alexander’s side stood Rowan, his mate and co-conspirator. Her red robes flowed like fire, and her eyes sparkled with malicious excitement. Behind her hovered three dark witches, cloaked in smoke and shadow, their faces veiled. They had built this army for one reason: to tear apart Delilah’s legacy before it could fully rise. Alexander ste
Sandra’s words lingered in the air, soft and raw. “I think I love you.” Zod didn’t speak. He didn’t blink. His golden eyes stared down at her, unreadable, like the surface of a deep lake hiding a thousand monsters underneath. The fire’s glow lit up half of his face while the other was cast in shadow, a reflection of the storm twisting inside him. He moved suddenly, not away from her, but toward the edge of the bed, rising to his feet without a word. Sandra watched him with her heart hammering in her chest. She expected rejection. Or silence. Or for him to walk out. But instead, Zod bent and scooped her up in his powerful arms. Her body, marked by the night’s frenzy, melted into his chest. She let out a small gasp as her legs curled naturally around his waist, her arms resting around his thick neck. She could feel his pulse, slow and steady, beneath his warm skin. He didn’t look at her as he carried her into the adjoining bathroom, where a wide stone tub filled with warm, steam
The moon was high and glowing blood-red through the enchanted windows, casting streaks of crimson across Zod’s chamber. The fire had long since dimmed, reduced to glowing embers, but the heat in the room hadn’t lessened. It had only grown stronger. Sandra stirred beneath the sheets, her skin damp with sweat, her limbs aching with both pleasure and need. She thought the first wave had passed. She was wrong. A low growl escaped her throat as the second stage of her heat crept in like poison in her veins. Her body pulsed with hunger again, this time deeper, darker, more consuming than before. It wasn’t just a craving…it was a demand. Zod sat at the edge of the bed, shirtless, hair tousled, a thick scar running across his back like a mark of wars past. He had been sharpening a blade to pass the time, his muscles rippling with every controlled movement. But the second her scent changed, he dropped the dagger. He didn’t need to look back to know. She was burning again. “Zod...” Her
The thick velvet curtains of Zod’s private chamber blocked out all light from the magical kingdom beyond, casting the room in a dim, simmering haze. A slow-burning fire crackled in the hearth, but it was nothing compared to the storm that raged inside Sandra. Her body burned. The heat had worsened, much faster than either of them anticipated. Zod returned moments ago with food and drinks from the enchanted market, but as soon as he stepped inside and caught the thick scent of Sandra’s heat laced in the air, every instinct in his body flared like a spark catching dry kindling. He locked the door behind him, enchanted it with blood magic, and sealed every window. No one else would come near her. No other male would even catch her scent. Because if they did, she wouldn’t survive what followed. Sandra sat slumped on the edge of the bed, her body trembling with need and pain, her eyes glassy and wild. Her blonde hair clung to her skin, damp with sweat, and her voice…when she spoke…
The Magic Kingdom, hidden behind layers of enchantment and centuries of secrecy, was alive with whispered secrets and veiled intentions. Deep within its polished marble halls and golden domes, two dark hearts beat in rhythm, Zod and Sandra. Zod’s quarters were unlike any other in the palace. Draped in obsidian silks and embroidered gold, his chamber exuded a false warmth, a luxurious mask over the danger that lived within. Polished stones reflected the dancing lights of floating lanterns, and the sweet scent of burning sandalwood clung to every surface. The room, lavish and isolated, was fit for royalty, though Zod wore no crown, yet. He was the favoured shadow. The most loyal to Rowan was handpicked for his ruthlessness and his bloodline. His father had once been the Beta of the powerful Shadow Claws Pack, back when Queen Arabella and King Kael, King Maxwell's parents…still ruled. But betrayal had tainted those golden years. Rowan had plotted their fall, and Zod's father, torn b
Under a dark city skyline, the Blue Moon Pack’s estate bloomed with light. Enormous holographic screens floated above the open-air hall, shimmering with silver wolves and the pack’s crest. Wireless lanterns drifted in formation overhead, stitched into the night sky by tiny drones that painted constellations of blue and white. Guests drifted through lush gardens and along glass walkways, their fashions a mix of formal couture and subtle pack symbolism, sapphire-blue lapels, dresses embroidered with moon sigils, and bracelets of woven silver fur. Supernatural guards stood at every entrance: some human in gleaming body armour bristling with runes, others shapeshifted into massive wolves whose augmented eyes glowed softly. The atmosphere thrummed with expectation…everyone knew tonight was not just any celebration. As the quarter moon crested overhead, a hush fell. A low mechanical hum announced the arrival of the honoured guests. Alpha Farrell, believed lost to the winds of
Delilah lay in the large bed, wrapped in soft white sheets. Her body ached in ways she couldn’t describe. The heat was over now, but what remained was the pain, deep, throbbing, and all over. Her muscles trembled even when she tried to sit up. She had never gone through something so intense in her life. Her body had been shared, loved, and claimed by two powerful men, King Maxwell and Alpha Farrell. They were both strong, passionate, and dominant. And yet, they had both shown her a softer side afterwards, something she never expected. Maxwell sat by her side, brushing her hair away from her face. Farrell stood near the window, preparing a tray of food with fruits, warm soup, and herbal tea. There was no servant around. The two men insisted on doing everything for her themselves. “You need to eat,” Farrell said softly, placing the tray gently in front of her. Delilah gave him a tired smile. “I’ll try.” Maxwell helped her sit up while Farrell carefully fed her a spoonful of warm b
Delilah woke up between warm bodies. Her skin, still flushed and tingling, her heat hadn't subsided, if anything, it had grown stronger, spreading like fire beneath her skin. Her body ached with needs, and hunger, not for food, but for the two males who made love to her all through the night. She turned her head to the right, and found Alpha Farrell, still asleep, his arm still wrapped around her waist, protectively. To her right, King Maxwell was already awake, watching her with eyes filled with lust and something deeper…adoration. “Good morning,” his voice, husky and low. He leaned forward and kissed her forehead. “Or should I say good heat?” Delilah let out a laugh, but it was soon replaced by a moan as another heat wave pulsed through her. Her thighs clenched, involuntarily. Maxwell's eyes darkened at the sound, and Farrell stirred beside her. “You're still burning,” Farrell murmured, sleepily, brushing his hand over her belly. “She needs us again, Max.” Maxwell positioned