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Chapter Twenty Four: A Fairy Tale Kiss

Penulis: Solo J wright
last update Terakhir Diperbarui: 2025-03-29 20:18:24

TRINITY

The sun was beginning its slow descent, casting soft golden hues across the garden. I sank deeper into the plush grass, the scent of blooming flowers and fresh earth filling my senses. This was my haven, a secret space where no one could find me—away from everything, from the pressures of my role, from the expectations that weighed on me.

In my hands, I held the book I had stolen from the secret library. It was bound in dark leather, and its pages crackled with age. I had barely managed to slip it from its hidden resting place without anyone noticing, and now I was finally going to read it. The title was unassuming, but the stories it held, the knowledge it promised, stirred something deep within me.

It was about the wolves and their ancient connection to the moon goddess. My heart raced as I opened to the first page, my eyes scanning the words in the dimming light. The tales spoke of devotion, of how the wolves would howl to the moon to honor her, their goddess, who granted t
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  • HIDDEN HOWL   Chapter Seventy Six: The Luna’s Apology

    TRINITYA strange sensation pulled me from the depths of unconsciousness, a dull ache radiating through my body as my senses slowly stirred awake. My limbs felt heavy, my throat dry, and for a few moments, I struggled to remember where I was. But then it all came back—the graveyard, the wolves, the blinding light, and the way my body had felt like it was no longer my own.What in the world had happened to me back there? What was that sensation? I let out a slow, shaky breath, trying to regain my bearings. The room was dimly lit, the soft glow of lanterns casting flickering shadows across the walls. Everything was still, eerily quiet. But something felt… off.And then I felt it.A presence.My heart hammered against my ribs as my eyes slowly fluttered open, and when they finally focused, my breath caught in my throat.Luna Mira stood by my bedside.The scream that left my lips could shatter windows.I jolted upright, ignoring the sharp ache in my muscles, my instincts screaming at me

  • HIDDEN HOWL   Chapter Seventy Five: A Mother's Betrayal

    LIAMThe sound of my boots echoed through the dimly lit halls as I stormed toward my mother’s chambers, my pulse hammering in my ears. I had never felt rage like this before—never felt such a consuming fire burn beneath my skin.I was always the calmest among my brothers. The rational one. The one who sought peace before war.But right now?There was no peace.Only fury.The guards at her door stepped aside immediately when they saw me approach, sensing the storm brewing inside me. I shoved the doors open without hesitation, the heavy wood slamming against the walls.My mother stood by the grand window, bathed in the moonlight, sipping calmly from a glass of wine as if she hadn’t just tried to have my mate murdered.She turned her gaze toward me, arching a brow. “Liam, what is the meaning of this?”I clenched my fists, stepping further into the room. “Why?”Her expression remained composed, but there was the slightest shift in her eyes. “Why… what?”I took another step closer, my brea

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    TRINITYDarkness surrounded me, yet I wasn’t afraid.A soft golden glow illuminated the space around me, and suddenly, I was standing in a familiar place—a clearing deep within the forest.My heart clenched as I recognized the scene before me.There they were.My mother and father.My father stood behind my mother, his arms wrapped around her shoulders, his chin resting gently on the crown of her head. She leaned into his touch, her eyes fluttering closed in contentment.He whispered something in her ear, and she laughed—soft, musical, filled with warmth.I hadn’t heard that laugh in years.Tears pricked at my eyes as I watched them, frozen in place, afraid that if I moved, the illusion would shatter.But then—A shadow loomed behind them.My chest tightened as an ominous presence crept into the dream.The glow around them began to flicker, like a candle struggling against the wind.And then, suddenly—Flames.Fire erupted around them in a vicious inferno, swallowing them whole.“No!”

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