This is a story of a young werewolf, Elena. This story talks about the pain and suffering she went through at the hands of her step mother and sister. But her story soon changed when she met a dominant Alpha, Ryan... But from there her life never remained the same again.
Lihat lebih banyak~Elena~
“I do!!”
I heard the gentle voice of a woman, whistle into my ears.
The air in the grand hall was thick with tension, the sweet scent of roses and the soft hum of the orchestra doing little to mask the storm brewing in my chest.
My father, Zaphyr, the Alpha of the pack, stood at the altar, his strong figure like a pillar of granite.
His broad shoulders filled out the tailored suit, the fine fabric barely containing the power that rests beneath his skin.
Beside him, his new bride, and now my new stepmother.
She wore smiles with eyes that glimmer like she’s won some prize. But for me it's wasn't victory. It's betrayal.
I stood to the side, my dress tight around my breasts, a mockery of what I should be feeling on a day like today.
The bridesmaid's role should be one of joy, of support. But as I watched them, my heart throbbed with disgust. I can’t breathe right. The tears that had threatened to fall earlier are gone, replaced by a simmering rage.
“You may now, kiss your bride!!” The priest said, arousing a romantic tension.
And with their eyes locked onto each other. The moment lingers, and then my father’s hand reaches for her, and she leans in, too eager, as though she’s already decided she’s his.
He tilts his head slightly, ready to seal the union with a kiss. I watched, my hands clenched into fists at my sides.
My heart twitched with rage.
I wanted to scream. To pull him away. To rip the smile off her face. But I couldnt do more than watch.
I’m just the daughter, the one who’s meant to stand quietly, to play her part.
So I kept my gaze hard on them, cold and unforgiving.
My father’s jaw tightened, his gaze fixed on her. For a brief second, I wonder if he felt the weight of my stare. If he understood how much it pains me to stand here and watch them .
Her lips brushed his, and the world tilts. The guests hold their breath.
And then, loud cheers shoot out from the crowd.
Happiness filled their faces.
But not mine.
I swallowed the huge lump in my throat. They’re not family. She’s not my mother.
And no matter how many vows they exchange, no matter how many pictures are taken, nothing will change that.
I returned home from the wedding very exhausted.
I got to my room which was beautifully decorated in white.
White was my favorite color after all. It had been so, ever since the day my mom told me it looked good on me.
Whenever I'm in my room, the memories of my mom always come flooding back to my mind.
I miss her so much and life has lost its color ever since her death.
My mom was a moon goddess, the only in many ages.
They were the most powerful beings in the universe.
They really didn't have any wolf in them, but possess mystic powers untold of.
Me being born of a moon goddess, is probably the reason I can't shift yet.
Sometimes I wonder why a powerful goddess like mom would die so early. Moon goddess’ tend to live for years.
I drifted off to sleep she thinking of my mom.
The loud banging on my door woke me abruptly from my sleep.
“Elena, I know you're in there! You better open up before I break this door down!!”
That was Crystal on the other side of the door. She is nemesis, and as of today, now my step sister.
I exhaled deeply, as though couldn't get any worse… It just did.
I dragged my feet to the door and unlocked it. The moment it was opened, Crystal barged in, her broad and heavy shoulders pushing me down to the hard floor.
“Elena, are you sleeping? Can't you see my mom just got wedded today, she is starving!”
Crystal asked, her voice laced with disgust.
“You lazy bitch!!”
Her words seemed seemed to trigger a nerve. I folded my hands into a fist, but because I was very good at controlling my temper, I called myself down.
“If your mom is so hungry, why don't you make her dinner yourself.”
I snapped back at Crystal. I wasn't going to let her come to my room and treat me like trash.
“Wait. Are you telling me to go to the kitchen and make dinner, and get my hands all soaked?”
“Yes I am!” I rolled my eyes at her. I could feel the rage stirring up in her
The next moment, Crystal stepped foward and grabbed my neck, her large hands squeezing the air out from my lungs.
“Dont you ever speak to me like that again. I'm your elder step sister, and I won't be disrespected!”
Crystal warned me carefully, her voice laced with menace.
She finally released her hold, and I fell backwards to the floor.
Crystal left my room, shutting the door with full force that shook the room.
How long would I keep being treated this way?
Tears ran down to my cheeks. I was threatened by somehow I'm suppose to call my step sister.
I was going to suffer in my own house, and the worse thing is.. I don't have anyone to talk or share my pain with.
If only Mom was alive. Dad wouldn't have married that witch and bring her evil daughter with her.
And my Dad… he outright hates me. Infact, I'm sure he even loves Crystal more than he loves me.
Between the death of his Mate, and my mom and my inability to shift into a wolf, he certainly hated me.
He never showed any sort of affection towards me, and treated me like I was non existent.
I returned back to my bed and let the tears flow till I was fast asleep.
Crystal’s POVI crossed my arms, pacing slowly in front of them, each step echoing with purpose. “No,” I finally said. “We don’t kill him in five minutes. That’s too rushed. Too suspicious. We need time—leverage.”Lucy arched an eyebrow. “Leverage?”I turned to her. “Yes. We give him a poison… one that doesn’t kill instantly, but slowly. A week. Just enough to make him weak, disoriented, terminal. He won’t know what’s happening at first. By the time he realizes it, it’ll be too late.”Thorne’s brows furrowed. “And what do we gain from that?”I smiled faintly. “Everything. In that week, we send a letter to Elena. Say her dying father wishes to see her one last time—make it dramatic, emotional, whatever it takes to lure her in.”Lucy’s lips curled with intrigue, catching on quickly. “And while she comes thinking she’ll say goodbye…”“She walks into our hands,” I finished for her. “No fight. No chase. Just a girl walking straight into her own trap.”Thorne let out a low whistle, both imp
Elena POV The words hung in the air like a challenge—sharp, cold, and non-negotiable.“Show me.”Alpha Regal’s tone wasn’t angry. It wasn’t demanding. It was worse than that. It was indifferent, like if I failed, he wouldn’t even be surprised. Like I was just another exaggerated tale from the border, another ghost story brought to life.My palms were damp as I slowly rose from my seat.“Are you certain?” Ryan asked from behind me, voice low but firm.I glanced over my shoulder and gave him a nod. “If I don’t show them now, we’ve already lost.”“Whatever happens, it won't change a thing, remember.”Je whispered, and then with a small nod. I smiled softly then turned away. I stepped out into the open space at the center of the council chamber. The cold stone floor grounded me, even as every pair of eyes in that room watched me with dissecting precision.I closed my eyes and exhaled slowly.You’ve done this before. You know what it feels like.But this time, there was no fear. Just cl
Elena POVThe leather straps of the harness bit slightly into my shoulders as I adjusted them tighter. My jacket was fastened, my boots laced, and my dagger sheathed along my thigh. I was ready—or as ready as I could be for what lay ahead.The house was quiet, save for the distant shuffle of footsteps—Ryan and Trevor, moving through the hall like the shadows they’d trained to be. I stood by the doorway of my room, eyes fixed on the small mirror beside it. The reflection staring back wasn’t the same girl who arrived at the Star Raiders half-alive and running. There was steel in her now.A knock pulled me from my thoughts. The door opened and Ryan stepped in, dressed in his black combat jacket, the crest of the pack pinned over his chest. “You good?”I gave a quick nod. “As I’ll ever be.”His gaze swept over me, lingering for a second too long on my eyes. “You don’t have to prove anything, Elena. This meeting… it’s political. Not a battlefield.”I shrugged. “And yet, I still have a targ
Crystal’s POVThe hall felt colder today. The same white stone walls, the same silver torches crackling with pale fire—but the tension, the weight of expectations, made the air thick and heavy.Thorne stood beside me, calm as ever, arms behind his back. I, on the other hand, was rigid with anticipation. We had presented our request last night—an additional wave of two hundred warriors to reinforce our frontlines before the assault on the Star Raiders.Now, we waited.Zaphyr sat tall on his throne. He wore a simple black coat lined with white fur, his expression unreadable as his eyes flicked between us. Lucy stood beside him, unmoving. There was a long silence, stretching the tension in the room.Finally, Zaphyr spoke.“My answer is no.”My brows pinched. “Excuse me?”“You asked for more warriors beyond the two hundred already dispatched. I said no,” he repeated, voice smooth and final. “You’ll use what you already have.”I didn’t speak right away. I looked to Thorne, who barely rea
Ryan’s POVThe war room was filled with tension. I sat at the head of the long table, flanked by Trevor on one side and Elena on the other. Aria stood behind me, arms folded tight. We all waited to hear the feedback Elder Chorwin got. Elder Chorwin stepped forward, holding a thick scroll in his hand. Then he opened it. “I’ve received word from the Iron Fangs,” he announced, his voice loud and clear. “They have acknowledged our message and responded through one of their messengers this morning.”Trevor leaned forward. “What did they say?”Chorwin met our eyes one by one before he continued. “They are open to discussing an alliance… but they have conditions.”Of course they did. They always do.“What is it?” I exhaled sharply. “The first,” he said, “is that there must be only two representatives from our side attending. They wish for neutrality and minimal exposure. And they named who they want—Ryan, and any one man of your choosing.”My jaw tightened, but I gave a single nod. “Und
Thorne's POVI stood in the barracks, the smell of steel and sweat thick in the air. Kael, one of my most trusted warheads, waited before me with some important information. Kael beside being my most trusted warheads, was practically the only man I have ever trusted and he didn't let me down. He’d followed me from the beginning, even when I was just a pampered son of an Alpha. He gave a stiff nod. “Zephyr held his end of the deal, he gave us two two hundred warriors and twelve scouts. I didn’t answer right away. I stared past him at the stretch of men training in the yard,white snow warriors. Two hundred wasn't a bad number. It puts us at an advantage to Star Raiders, but i wasn't still not sure if it enough to put me at ease.Star Raiders posses the most skilled men of all packs, this number would be enough against any other pack but them.And their quality?” I finally asked.Kael scratched his chin. “Better than what I expected.But still from what I see they lack motivation. F
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