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Author: PENNYKIM
last update publish date: 2026-10-01 19:15:58

MAYA

The house had finally settled into a quiet, peaceful rhythm, the kind of stillness that felt almost strange after the storm we had been through.

With Clara and her grandmother gone, Maria felt completely defeated. The endless sexual harassment and uncomfortable remarks that used to plague my days had finally stopped. It was as if Maria knew her grip on the pack house was slipping through her fingers. On top of that, a quiet miracle had occurred—I felt clean, pure, and whole again, a transformation that happened so softly I hadn't even realized when it took place until the heavy shadow over my soul was gone.

Maria, however, still couldn't stomach my presence. She still called me "the maid" whenever we crossed paths in the hallway, but now she bittered her words, always adding that I was the low-life who had stolen her husband, Alpha Edward. I didn't care about her insults anymore. Her words were just empty noise in a house that was slowly healing.

Yet, odd things were happening around us.

The broken picture frame from the hallway was gone, cleared away entirely. And then my book—a quiet, personal book I always kept near my bedside table—had simply vanished into thin air. I searched every drawer and corner of the room, but it was gone, as if the house itself had swallowed it whole.

I tried not to dwell on missing things, because Edward and I were finally rebuilding our bond. Every moment with him felt intense, magnetic, and deeper than ever before.

One evening, after the pack house had fallen asleep, Edward pulled me into our room, locking the door behind us. The air between us was charged with a sudden, suffocating heat. He pulled me close, his heavy arms wrapping around my waist, his warm breath fanning across my neck as his lips traced a trail of fire down my collarbone.

When he carried me to the bed, everything else in the world dissolved.

The lovemaking was fierce, passionate, and completely overwhelming. The moment he came into me, a shiver ran down my entire spine. His thrusts were fast, furious, and so deeply rhythmized that I found myself gasping for air, clutching at the soft fabric of the bedsheets. The pleasure was completely out of this world, crashing over me in wave after powerful wave.

I buried my face in his chest, losing total control as my mind spun in ecstasy. In the back of my mind, through the haze of sheer bliss, I couldn't help but wonder—did he go for extra training on lovemaking or something? Because what we were experiencing right now felt beyond human, beyond anything we had ever shared. It was raw, intoxicating, and completely consumed my senses.

My fingers dug into his muscular shoulders as he moved inside me, the heat coil tightening in my lower stomach until I screamed his name into the quiet room.

Then, at the absolute peak of the intensity, everything abruptly stopped.

Before I could even process what was happening, Edward gasped, grabbing my shoulders, and violently pushed me away from him.

The sudden separation made me shiver as the cold night air hit my bare skin. I tumbled backward against the pillows, my heart hammering wildly against my ribs, my breath coming out in ragged, uneven hitches.

"Edward?" I whispered, looking up at him through the dim moonlight streaming through the window.

He was standing over me, his broad chest heaving up and down. But when I looked at his face, my breath caught in my throat. His features were twisted in shock and confusion, and his eyes—his beautiful amber eyes—were glowing a vivid, terrifying red.

"Who are you?" he demanded, his voice thick, rough, and trembling with a strange, dark intensity.

I blinked, thoroughly confused, trying to cover my chest with the blanket. "Maya... Maya is my name," I replied softly, my voice shaking from the sudden shift in atmosphere.

"I did NOT ask your name!" Edward roared, his voice echoing off the stone walls so loudly it made the windowpanes vibrate. He stepped closer, his red eyes blazing down at me in the dark. "I said, WHO ARE YOU?"

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    MAYAThe silence in the sitting room stretched tight, pulled so thin it felt as if a single breath would snap it. Maria stared at me across the mahogany tea table, her dark eyes wide and fixed, her chest heaving beneath her velvet gown. The question I had thrown at her—Was that why you killed her?—hung in the air like a heavy cloud of smoke.Then, the dam broke.Maria went on and on explaining that she did not kill Philomena."I didn't kill her!" she burst out, her voice rising into a sharp, erratic screech that echoed off the high stone walls. She threw her hands in the air, pacing frantically back and forth across the rug, her silk skirt rustling loudly. "You don't know anything, Maya! You weren't here! You listen to rumors and old maid gossip and think you understand the history of this palace! She fell and hit her head and died! It was an accident! A tragic, foolish accident!"I didn't move an inch. I kept my palms flat on the dark wood of the table, my body completely still, watc

  • GHOST REVENGE   TIME

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  • GHOST REVENGE   ANCIENT LAW

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  • GHOST REVENGE   NO BABY FOR YOU

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    MAYAMy heart hammered against my ribs like a trapped bird, but I kept my posture straight and my eyes fixed on the silver goblet in front of me.I said nothing, trying to ignore the question. I picked up my napkin and wiped the corner of my mouth as if I hadn't just spoken the name of a dead princess into the quiet dining hall.Edward didn't break his gaze. His amber eyes were blazing, his chest heaving under his dark tunic. "Maya, answer me! Who were you thanking?"Before I could invent a smooth lie, a sharp, ragged voice burst from the doorway."I told you! I told you she is possessed with evil and the spirit of the dead!" Maria screamed, staggering back into the grand hall, clutching her dirty sweeping cloak around her bruised shoulders. She looked unhinged, her hair wild and her eyes bloodshot as she pointed a trembling, dirt-stained finger straight at me. "You heard her, Edward! You heard her with your own ears! She just thanked the ghost of Philomena! She is using black magic t

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    MAYADiscovering that Orlando was my dad made me happy and at the same time angry.I stood in the middle of the quiet cemetery, staring at his mossy headstone with a storm of emotions raging in my chest. I was angry because he should have told me the truth during those thirty-six days of my restoration. He had sat across from me, handed me the book and watched me cry, yet he kept his identity a secret. But at the same time, I was happy—deeply, overwhelmingly happy—that he loved me enough to cross the boundary between life and death just to save my soul and give me a second chance.I turned my head toward the woman standing beside me, my voice barely a whisper against the cool morning wind. "Does it mean the dead can see us?" I asked the woman at the grave.She looked at me with gentle, wise eyes, her woolen shawl wrapped tightly around her shoulders. "The dead do not just see us, my child," she replied softly. "Those who loved us in life remain as shadows and whispers around our steps

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