LOGINShare
Setting sun
publish date:
2026-08-04 04:00:27
Latest chapter
Fated to my Alpha nemesis Now
AVELINE'S POV I didn't find Stephen. Not at first. Guilt, fear, and grief gnawed relentlessly at my insides as I searched the forest. When I returned to the ruins where I'd left Nereth earlier, I found nothing but moonlight spilling across broken stone. The place was empty, the crumbling pillars standing like silent sentinels around the abandoned chamber. I turned slowly in a full circle. “Nereth?” Only silence answered. A strange ache settled in my chest. I hadn't truly expected him to still be there after everything that had happened. Still... Part of me had hoped. Nereth had a whole lot of explaining to do. There were so many things I needed answers to, and he seemed to be the only person who could provide them. I was beyond confused, surprisingly lost, and quite frankly afraid. I drew in a slow breath and forced myself to think. Finding Nereth would make finding Stephen easier. I was almost certain of that now. He had known my sister had entered the Wilds before eith
Fated to my Alpha nemesis The chorus of crickets
AVELINE'S POV It took me several long seconds before I finally found the ability to make my feet move. Each step felt heavier than the last. Sirus spotted me first. For one suspended heartbeat, our eyes met across the clearing. Relief flashed across his face. Just for a second. Then his gaze swept over me. My clothes. My hair. My trembling hands. Not a single scratch. His eyes drifted to Jenna lying unconscious on the ground. Relief vanished. Something inside him hardened. "Where have you been?" he demanded, his voice low enough to make it far more frightening than if he'd shouted. I couldn't answer. My gaze was on Jenna. "Jenna..." My voice cracked. I was afraid to ask. But I had to. "What... what happened to her?" Ezra looked up at me, grief clouding her features. "Those things," she whispered. "They bit her." My heart stopped. "They attacked all of us. She was still standing afterward. She even kept fighting for a while..." Ezra swallowed hard. "Then she sudd
Fated to my Alpha nemesis Before and after
AVELINE'S POV“What do you mean, Nereth?” I asked, ice sliding down my spine. “What wild ones?”He didn't answer.Instead, he pressed both palms against the sides of his head, squeezing his eyes shut as though he were trying to keep something inside. Every muscle in his body tensed.“Nereth?”The certainty I'd come to associate with him fractured before my eyes.The composure I'd rarely seen him lose slipped away with alarming speed. His breathing turned shallow. His jaw locked so tightly I could see the muscles flex beneath his skin. His silver eyes darted beneath closed lids as though following movements I couldn't see.When they finally opened, they had changed.His gaze had sharpened into something almost feral. He looked like someone listening to a nightmare only he could hear.My pulse lurched.My stomach dropped.Every instinct inside me screamed that something was terribly, terribly wrong.Then...just the silence.The forest swallowed the sound of his anguish and became unnat
Fated to my Alpha nemesis The wild ones
AVELINE'S POV I woke with a start. Warmth lingered where I'd been sleeping, and for one blissful, disorienting moment, I couldn't remember where I was. Then I looked down. Nereth was still fast asleep beside me, one arm folded beneath his head, the other stretched out besides him, serving as the makeshift pillow I'd stolen sometime during the night. His breathing was slow and even, his face softened by sleep in a way I'd never seen while he was awake. And suddenly... Everything came rushing back. Every stolen glance. Every laugh. Every whispered confession. Heat flooded my cheeks as I remembered we hadn't even bothered getting dressed afterward. We'd simply wrapped ourselves in the blanket I'd brought with me that morning. Earlier, it had cushioned the grass beneath us while we lay talking beneath the afternoon sun. Now it shielded us from the night's chill. I would have loved to linger. To study every feature of Nereth's face in the darkness until I had committed every inc
Fated to my Alpha nemesis Setting sun
AVELINE'S POVI waited.I lowered my knees from beneath my chin and straightened where I sat, watching him closely.Nereth wasn't usually the sort to hesitate. If anything, he spoke with an almost irritating certainty, even when I disagreed with absolutely everything coming out of his mouth.Now...He seemed to be arguing with himself.His gaze wandered toward the forest.Toward the stony slope that disappeared beneath the broken wall.Toward anywhere but me."You've gone quiet," I observed."I have.""That's unlike you.""So I've been told.""By who?"A ghost of a smile touched his lips."Myself."A laugh escaped me before I could stop it."That sounds incredibly lonely.""It can be."The smile faded almost as quickly as it had appeared.Silence settled between us again.For the first time since we'd met, Nereth looked... uncertain.He drew in a slow breath before finally turning to face me."Aveline..."He paused."What I'm about to tell you..."The words trailed off.He stopped.I
Fated to my Alpha nemesis Smoke between my fingers
AVELINE'S POV The more time I spent with him, the more I began to suspect he experienced the world... differently. Not better. Just differently. Once, while we crossed what I was convinced had once been a bustling marketplace according to my latest theory, I paused to admire a great tree whose massive roots had forced their way through solid stone, splitting ancient pavement that must have stood untouched for centuries. "It's beautiful," I had murmured, tracing the rough bark with my fingertips. "It used to be smaller." I looked at him. "...Used to be?" He blinked, as though only then realizing what he had said. "I mean..." He cleared his throat. "...I imagine it used to be." I narrowed my eyes. "That isn't what you said." "No?" "No." "Hm." He looked genuinely thoughtful, almost as though he were replaying the conversation inside his own head. "I suppose it wasn't." I folded my arms. "You say the strangest things." "So I've been told." At the time, I simply assum
Fated to my Alpha nemesis The blue moon
The Festival of the Blue Moon is fast approaching, and suddenly everyone is a merchant, selling trinkets, beverages, treats, and practically anything that has a price tag. Mom and Dad set up a stall every year. However, they are usually too busy to manage it, being the Beta pair and all. Talia and
Fated to my Alpha nemesis The little devil
I open the window, sliding one foot over, then another. My feet land lightly on the carpet, and I smile at the sheer perfection of the action. The lights flick on. I gulp. Talia stands by the switch, arms crossed, her face set in that “I caught you and you’re in trouble” look. Despite the
Fated to my Alpha nemesis I do not have a weak stomach
I startle at the sound of leaves crunching under boots. “Who’s there?” “Mia? Is that you?” I turn to find Cole picking his way toward me. “Cole,” I breathe. “How did you—” “I had a feeling they were going to come for you after what you did.” He finally reaches where I’m leaning against a t
Fated to my Alpha nemesis Catch her
My screams does not deter him. Oh no. “Don’t—” I start. He lunges again. Below me, the group spreads out in a perfect semicircle. Waiting. “Catch her,” I recall Damon’s words. He plans to force me out if this tree, I realize. Panic claws at my lungs as I adjust myself on the branches so I c
You may also like
The Alpha’s Contract
Taylor West7.5M viewsContract Luna
Raelyn Karson542.0K viewsMystic Wolf
serimom2019581.5K viewsThe Shadow Alpha
Kajal Haripersad598.1K viewsAlpha’s Masterpiece: Bound by Revenge
fairywinkle2549 viewsTHE ALPHA’S REJECTED BLADE
Moyinn22 viewsFATED TO MY STEPBROTHER ALPHA.
Censia74 viewsSurrogate for the Lycan King
ASHVA 61 views
