LOGINThe next day at college...
"What the heck, girl? You went on a date but didn't get laid by him? Seriously? I thought you'd at least have some fun with that handsome dude," Eira exclaimed loudly, not caring about their surroundings. "Oh, come on, Eira. Stop with your dirty mind. I don't want to gossip about that. You know that's not my style," Amethysta said, covering Eira's mouth and glancing around nervously. Currently, they were in the college canteen, discussing their encounter with the handsome alpha from the previous night. "He must be of foreign blood," Eira speculated. "Nah, he's of mixed blood," Amethysta corrected her. "Holy..." Before Eira could let out an exclamation, Amethysta quickly covered her mouth and hushed her. "That's why he looked so attractive, like a total catch. If I were you, I'd have had a one-night stand with that alpha," Eira gushed over the young alpha who had shown interest in her friend. Amethysta rolled her eyes in annoyance. "You have a fiancé, for goodness' sake. Don't entertain dirty thoughts," Amethysta scolded. "Can I trade my fiancé for your handsome alpha, then?" Eira teased with a playful eyebrow wiggle. Amethysta slammed her hand on the table and stood up. "Let's go. It's time for class," she declared, pulling her friend with her, putting an end to their playful banter. "Boring bitch," Eira muttered under her breath as she followed her friend. Their day passed uneventfully. After their classes were done for the day, they stepped outside and saw Amethysta's dad and Eira's driver waiting for them. They first rushed to greet Amethysta's dad. "Hi, Uncle! How have you been? It feels like it's been ages since we last saw each other," Eira greeted the elder with a warm smile. "Hello, young lady. Indeed, it has been a while. I'm doing well. And I heard that your family plans to announce your engagement soon," Patrick mentioned, causing Eira to chuckle nervously as she glanced at Amethysta, who was already shooting her a disapproving look. "You... you didn't even bother to tell me about it," Amethysta expressed her disappointment at her friend for keeping such a significant piece of news from her. "I'm really sorry. It was a last-minute decision. There's a party in two days to announce it officially. My family has already sent you and Uncle an invitation," Eira explained, her eyes glistening with sincerity. Amethysta wasn't pleased that her friend had kept her in the dark about the impending engagement party, especially with only two days left. "Fine... Why should I even care? It's not like it's my wedding," Amethysta sulked in an exaggerated manner, turning the situation into one of their typical dramatic exchanges. After some playful bickering, the two friends left the college. On their way home... "So, little one, what did you learn today?" Patrick asked with affection, as if he were doting on his daughter at that moment. "Nothing interesting, Dad... just the usual," Amethysta replied casually. "In the next two days, I'll be quite busy. Can you handle it?" Patrick inquired. "Of course, I can. It's not like it's something new for you to leave me alone," she responded with a hint of annoyance, rolling her eyes. Patrick looked at his daughter with concern, her violet eyes clearly reflecting her irritation. Despite his busy schedule, he always tried to find time to spend with her. Two days flew by, and now Patrick and Amethysta were getting ready for the party. "Are you ready or not, Darling? We're running late!" Patrick called from downstairs, adjusting his attire. "Two more minutes, Dad. I'll be down in a moment," she shouted in response. After those two minutes, she descended the stairs, and as Patrick looked at his grown-up daughter, he theatrically wiped away fake tears. "Enough with the drama, Dad. Let's go before we're late," she urged. "Who's the one taking forever to get ready?" Patrick teased, earning a giggle from his daughter. They left their mansion, and after a short drive, the car pulled up at the party venue. They presented their invitations and entered. "Finally, you're here! I've been dying to see you," Eira said dramatically, pretending to wipe away tears, and moved as if to hug her best friend. "Don't you dare hug me! I'm still upset with you. You owe me something," Amethysta stopped Eira abruptly, a hint of cruelty in her tone as she pouted. "Yeah, yeah, I get it. Just tell me what you want, Your Highness," Eira playfully bowed, and Amethysta chuckled. They shared a warm, tight hug before breaking away. "You girls enjoy yourselves. I'll be heading out," Patrick said, preparing to leave the party. Eira grabbed Amethysta and headed straight for the buffet. "By the way, where's your fiancé? I haven't seen him since I arrived," Amethysta asked. "Who knows?" Eira replied with a mouthful of cupcake. "He's your fiancé," Amethysta pointed out with a laugh. "I doubt that," Eira replied with a hint of doubt in her voice. "What do you mean?" Amethysta raised an eyebrow, curious. "He's not acting like someone with a fiancée. I mean, anyone with a fiancée would at least try to flirt with them, right? But look at mine, he's just focused on his business," Eira vented her frustration, and Amethysta had to cough to hide her laughter at Eira's exaggerated statements. "He didn't even spare a glance at me. I'm starting to wonder if he's even interested in girls," Eira blurted out, waving her hands in the air to release her frustration. "Eira... I think you should be careful with your words," Amethysta coughed, trying to give her friend a subtle hint. "What... I'm just speaking the truth. He doesn't even check out the hot girls in front of him. I seriously doubt he's any good in bed," Eira continued to express her doubts, not noticing the figure approaching her from behind. "Let's see if I can meet your expectations," Mateo whispered near Eira's neck, causing her to shiver. She turned to find her fiancé standing just inches away. She had really messed up this time, and the cupcake she had eaten earlier seemed to have lodged itself in her throat. "You two enjoy your privacy," Amethysta quickly excused herself, sensing the tension. Mateo was clearly offended by Eira's words. "Amethysta, you traitor..." Eira muttered, refusing to even look at her fiancé in the face. "Mateo... Let's talk... It's just a misunderstanding," Eira stammered in an attempt to clear the air. "Oh, yeah... Let's talk... But let's do it in bed and clear up that misunderstanding," Mateo replied with a suggestive tone, leading Eira away. After slipping away from the scene, Amethysta left the venue and began walking wherever her feet took her. She eventually stood before a lake, which gave off an eerie vibe, but she paid it little heed. A cold breeze sent shivers down her spine, but then she felt warmth enveloping her. She turned around and was stunned. "We meet again, Princess," Isaias greeted with a warm smile. Unbeknownst to Amethysta, she believed it was Icarus with her, unaware of the existence of Icarus' twin brother. "Mr. Icarus..." she began to say but then tilted her gaze up to see the person in front of her, realizing it was him, her heart involuntarily racing. "Yes, Princess?" Isaias responded calmly. "What... What are you doing here? This is the pack's territory. What if..." she began to express her concern, but he placed his index finger on her rosy lips to silence her. Amethysta felt unfamiliar with this man standing before her, her intuition telling her that something was different about him. Her intuition was correct. It wasn't Icarus but Isaias, the identical twin brother of Icarus. Their striking resemblance made it difficult for her to discern between them, especially since she wasn't accustomed to anyone's presence around her like theirs. "This area doesn't fall within the pack's territory, Princess. The exact radius ends right there," Isaias pointed out a specific spot, and after realizing this, Amethysta chuckled. "You're absolutely right, Mr. Icarus. May I inquire what brings you here at this hour?" she asked, hugging the coat closer to herself. "What about you, Princess?" Isaias replied, his voice sending a strange flutter through her heart and stomach. "I came here because of my friend, but she abandoned me. They're inside discussing pack matters, which isn't really my cup of tea. So I decided to get some fresh air," Amethysta explained, letting out a sigh. Isaias's eyes seemed to be fixated on her lips, which occasionally tempted him to bite. "You didn't tell me why you're here," she added, her curiosity piqued. "I came here to reminisce about my memories," Isaias revealed as they began to walk. Amethysta snuggled against his coat, inhaling the pleasant scent, unaware that it was his pheromones affecting her. "You used to live here?" she asked with an intrigued tone, puzzled by the fact that he had mentioned being of mixed blood before. Her mind was filled with questions, and she felt like she was on a rollercoaster of emotions. "Yes, Princess, we lived here. My mother used to bring me here often. I have vivid memories of those days. It was a beautiful part of my past," Isaias said, his tone carrying a hint of sadness. Amethysta was unsure how to react to this revelation.“So… something happened between you two?”Eira caught on immediately, making Isabella second-guess her decision to reveal everything to her friends. But it didn’t matter, they would find out sooner or later. As they walked toward their class, Isabella decided to tell them.“Yeah… something happened. But not now… it was a one-night stand, and he marked me temporarily.”“What a jerk! How could he mark you like that?” Eira grumbled, clearly annoyed. The thought of a temporary mark pulled her back to her own memories, her heat, the loneliness she had felt when Mateo left her alone. Even though they had reconciled, the old wound still lingered in her heart.“No… he wanted to take responsibility, but I refused. You know, it’s normal in the era we’re living in…”“So that’s why you wore the patch that day…” As Amethysta spoke, Isabella gave a small nod, and Eira could only gasp. How had she missed something so important?“Last night, I was drunk, completely wasted. I met him in an alley… we a
As Isabella caressed Zephyr’s hair, the grip around her waist tightened, stirring something deep within her. Her heart raced, and her face flushed.She tried to loosen his hold, but she couldn’t. He had been picking on her and her friends from the day he first saw them, constantly lingering in her thoughts ever since. When had her hatred turned into something else? She had no idea. Thinking of their constant bickering only made her feel embarrassed. She had never imagined that one day, she would fall for this professor.“Done admiring me?” Zephyr opened his eyes, locking his gaze with hers. A deep blush spread across her cheeks.“Who is admiring you?”Isabella tried to shrug off his hand and get up from the bed, but her struggle was in vain when Zephyr pulled her back down, resting his head on her chest. Her heart pounded wildly, the sound echoing in her ears.“Why are you so nervous? I’m not doing anything, am I?” Zephyr turned his face, looking straight into Isabella’s eyes, not loo
“You don’t have to hide in the darkness, warrior.”There was no response from the direction he was looking at. But a moment later, a figure emerged from the shadows and stepped into the dim light, coming to a halt before him.“Marcus Van Harl… a warrior wolf who has never been bound to any pack. My greetings.” The man spoke calmly.Yes, it was Marcus who had stepped out of the darkness. A mocking scoff slipped from his throat.“And I didn’t expect Zayan Knox to be a hunter wolf.”Marcus’s eyes darkened at his own words. A loud guffaw filled the space as Zayan laughed, as if it were the most amusing joke he had heard. Marcus rolled his eyes—Zayan looked like a complete maniac at that moment.“You know me… that’s interesting. I didn’t expect you to know me, Harl.”Zayan shrugged and began gathering the bodies. Without another word, Marcus joined him, helping load them into the van. As they dragged the bodies over, Marcus kept stealing glances at the older man, curiosity flickering in hi
There they stood, arguing like a couple.“That is none of your business, Professor… Are we close? Why are you showering me with your nonsense questions?” Isabella shoved his hands away, trying to steady herself. Then she grabbed his collar, pulling him closer until their lips were only an inch apart.“You left that day just like that and ignored my existence. What do you even think of me?” She babbled, her words spilling out unfiltered. A small smile appeared on Zephyr’s lips. She had been the one to draw the line, yet her heart clearly betrayed her.“It’s you who didn’t want to see me, Bella…” Zephyr tucked a strand of her hair behind her ear, his fingers brushing her cheek. Isabella leaned into his palm, instinctively seeking the warmth.“Gosh… I’ve missed this…” Zephyr’s eyes widened slightly at her soft pur, his gaze darkening as his wolf stirred beneath the surface. Her wolf, too, seemed to bask in his presence, something she had always refused to acknowledge.“Oh, sweetheart… yo
When Isaias and Icarus reached home, it was past midnight. As usual, they tried to sneak in, but the sudden brightness of the lights made them hiss.“You two… come here.”Dareen sat on the couch, waiting for his sons to return. With a roll of their eyes, they walked toward him, their heads hanging low. They had been obedient lately, coming home early, but today was an exception.Dareen had been informed that his sons had left the company early. However, they hadn’t returned at all. He feared they might be doing something that could harm them.“Where did you two go?”Dareen’s stern voice immediately drew their attention to him. Isaias glanced at Icarus, silently urging him to answer, while Icarus searched for the right words to respond to their father.“We just went out for a stroll, Dad… You know, being stuck inside the office all the time is frustrating. And our wolves wanted some fresh air too.”They settled on either side of Dareen. When he heard this, he could only sigh in relief.
“Take them out.”Isaias ordered, and Marcus complied without hesitation. With a loud thud, Samuel was thrown out of the room. A grunt rattled in his throat as he tried to push himself up, only to be forced back down when Isaias slammed his face against the floor with his boot.Icarus watched his brother with approval as Isaias seemed to take pleasure in Samuel’s pain, pressing even hard enough to leave bloody bruises.“What the hell do you want now?” Samuel growled, his eyes flickering. The unpleasant scent of his pheromones made it clear that his condition wasn’t good.“You’ve been friends and allies with Luther for decades, right?”Icarus asked, eyeing Samuel’s mud-smeared face. Samuel’s gaze darted around anxiously. What kind of torture were these two devils going to inflict on him now? Lost in his thoughts, he gave a small nod beneath Isaias’s boot.“That’s more like it, a good boy, answering our questions.”Isaias removed his foot, gesturing for Marcus to make Samuel kneel, and M
The twins' expressions changed into something they couldn't explain. It was true that they had a hunch that their mother was alive somewhere. But Samuel's words gave a small spark in their hope. "Are you sure about it?" Isaias grabbed Samuel's collar, bringing him to his feet. "Open your damn mout
Icarus and Isaias entered the abandoned factory. The men guarding the place saluted and greeted them. The twins acknowledged them with a slight nod and continued walking inside. Those guards had been arranged by Joseph to keep watch over the three. “Good day, Master,” the head guard greeted the twi
"You shouldn't be here and Shouldn't talk to her." A hoarse voice echoed behind Icarus causing him frown. His bright smile faded away, annoyance reflected well on his face. Icarus turned to face the owner of the voice, There he was, Mateo Nicolas. "Tsk! Tsk! Tsk! Why should I hear you? She is my w
"It was a close call, you know. I thought she heard my conversation with Joseph." Isaias pulled up his hair, groaning hardly at the person in front of him. Icarus replied calmly, "Be happy that she didn't hear anything. I don't want her to get suspicious about us, and we had to deal with the Patri







