ログインAs soon as Ashley said those words out loud, however, I placed my hand over her mouth again.Shit, could she keep quiet?!Delta Asher was also a werewolf like us and would pick up her stupid noises if she didn’t shut the hell up.Getting discovered by the stupid Delta would ruin the whole plan.Luckily, the Delta spoke again. "Yes, yes, sorry sir. I thought I heard something."Phew!"I’m currently in the estate, sir. I plan on seeing your daughter." The shameless Delta revealed.I already knew who the Delta was talking to and was able to put one and two together when he mentioned meeting the other person’s daughter.Huh... So that girl was proving to be a useful pawn after all."Alright, we’ll talk later, sir." The Delta stated. "Don’t worry. I’m destroying the device I used in making this call as soon as I hang up. No one will be able to discover our little secret."And with that, Jarred picked up the sound of a silent beep followed by the Delta sighing to himself."Count your days,
When we finally arrived at one of the gardens in the estate... The same one where Ashley and I had begun our sinful affair the other night, we sat down on one of the benches.Her maid, Susan, stood quietly behind us.Ashley was awkwardly silent, trying hard not to look at me.Wanting to let her open up more, I glanced at the maid. "Dear, please be a darling and go fetch us some snacks. Probably iced tea for me."The girl nodded, bowing her head slightly before she scurried away.My gaze followed her as a mischievous grin curled up my lips.’Go spread as much gossip as possible, my seed of chaos.’ I thought to myself, already feeling the power of the spell I implanted in the maid coming to life again.Just then, Ashley sighed, hitting my shoulder lightly. "Are you crazy? What made you pick this garden out of all the gardens in this estate?"She looked around warily as if she was half expecting someone to jump out of nowhere and accuse us of infidelity.A teasing smirk played on my lips
When I stepped into the mansion, walking through the grand foyer of the living room, I spotted Catherine seated at the dining table.She seemed distressed about something, making a call in a hushed tone.Curious, I paused in my tracks and took advantage of my enhanced wolf hearing to hear what she was saying."No, I’m telling you your poison didn’t work." She snapped at the person at the other end, seeming furious.She drummed her fingers on the table anxiously as she spoke to the mysterious person at the other end of the phone.I couldn’t quite pick up what the other person was saying, but I could guess that it was the witch who made the poison from the previous night."I should meet up with them sometime. A poison like that could come in handy one of these days." I muttered to myself as I decided to continue walking toward the dining room.Meanwhile, Catherine kept on trading words with the witch. "I am certain I placed the correct dosage. I think someone sabotaged me on purpose. I
JARREDEverything went so smoothly in the Luna Ball.Rowland was able to put the second dosage of the poison meant for Ashley into the drinks of the Luna of Crescent Moon and some random noble of Red Fang that I found annoying.After the Ball, Marcus tried doing damage control by calling a meeting of the Alpha Council and Elder Gita in the presence of the Alpha of Crescent Moon, and they even managed to find out how the poison worked.But the Alpha of Crescent Moon wasn’t having it and left in anger, taking his wife’s body with him.I had a smirk on my face as I reminisced about all this while heading back to my private residence.Just when I stepped into the compound, Rowland materialized beside me, a wicked grin on his face."Did I do good?" He asked, rubbing his hands together like a child expecting a treat.I glanced at him, nodding my head. "You outdid yourself, Rowland. Not only did we successfully ruin the relationship between the Crescent Moon pack and this pack, but we manage
Eventually, Susan led me to a door at the end of the hallway... Which was wide open and gave a view of the brightly lit office inside.Pacing around was Jarred who turned his gaze to me, a smile appearing on his face."Good morning, Luna." He bowed slightly, taking me by surprise at first.But I was able to regain my composure quickly and bowed as well. "Good morning, Beta."Just then, Susan coughed and took her leave hastily, closing the door behind her and leaving me with Jarred."So much for not using titles." I scoffed as I made my way to what I assumed was my seat.It was black and looked quite comfortable, but was also quite high.Anyway, after we were both seated and separated by the table in front of us, Beta Jarred chuckled. "Oh, you would’ve liked me to call you ’honey’ in front of your maid?" He teased me.My face flushed as I hurriedly shook my head. "Of course, not! But... But I wouldn’t have minded you calling me by my name, anyway."Argh, what was I talking about?"You
As I struggled to keep my towel wrapped around my body while getting up, Jennifer sniggered coldly, staring at me with disdain."That serves you right." She spat. "You’ve been all talk but no bite these past few days. Next time, you’ll think twice before trading words with a noble-born werewolf like myself."Noble born?I ground my jaw, my fingers caressing the spot she’d scratched.The maid who’d come to my aid still stood beside me, her hands supporting my shoulder like I was hit by a car.I was touched by her concern but I didn’t need it as I brushed her away politely, stepping forward."You have a lot of nerve," I remarked, sucking on my teeth as if that would do anything to calm the growing anger inside me.I was fighting every urge I had to throw a punch in the bitch’s face. It seemed she was in dire need of free cosmetic surgery for her botched face and I happened to be the right girl for the job.But I knew what this was..."It’s obvious that you’re trying to get me into some
Third Person POV Zephyr clicked his tongue when he realized he was still surrounded by humans. Some pointed their cameras at him, while others couldn’t take their eyes off him. If he went all out against the rogue werewolf, the council would no doubt lecture him for exposing his true power in fr
My eyes flew open, my head jerking toward the window. A police officer stood there, his expression unreadable—except for the faintest hint of amusement flickering in his eyes. “And please,” he continued dryly, flipping open his ticket book, “try to keep the public displays of affection off the roa
Third Person POV Samantha took a deep breath before stepping onto the set. For the past week, she had barely left her house, dedicating all her time to memorizing lines, refining her performance, and occasionally chatting with Tiana or Callum over the phone. She had pushed herself relentlessly,
Zephyr's POV I sat before the seven councils of the Nocturnal Order, my posture relaxed yet exuding a quiet arrogance. I crossed one leg over the other, not seeming nervous even though the tension was filling the room. Some of the council members murmured among themselves, clearly unsettled. To t







