LOGINTwo sisters were chosen by the goddess. Everyone already knows which one is meant to win. Elaine Hayes is beautiful, powerful, and adored by Lycoria Academy. As the only werewolf among the twins, she is everything the kingdom expects the future Alpha's mate to be. Elena Hayes is human. Overlooked by her family, ignored by her peers, and constantly overshadowed by her sister, Elena arrives at Lycoria knowing she doesn't belong. Then the Moon Saintess publicly accuses Elaine of possessing something that belongs to her. Something stolen. Something that should have been returned long ago. As rumors spread and old secrets begin to surface, Elena finds herself caught between a prophecy no one understands, a prince who seems destined for her sister, and a truth buried before either twin was born. But fate has made a mistake. The future Alpha is looking at the wrong girl. The kingdom is protecting the wrong heir. And when betrayal finally pushes Elena to the edge of death, the power hidden inside her awakens. The forgotten twin is about to rise. And everyone who helped bury the truth will wish she had stayed forgotten.
View MoreCHAPTER 54Kael sat on the edge of his bed, a towel draped over his head as he dried his damp hair. His gaze drifted through the open window to the academy gardens below, where students laughed as they passed by. A small smile found its way onto his lips. For the first time in a while, things felt peaceful. He was protecting his people, training hard, and the kingdom was moving toward a brighter future.His eyes wandered to the necklace resting on the bedside table.The smile slowly faded.He still hadn't asked her. Every time he decided today would be the day, he remembered the look on her face during their last conversation and the words refused to leave his mouth. He sighed, rubbing the bridge of his nose. If only Father were here. He'd know what to do. Kael hated uncertainty, and lately it felt like every decision he made only led to more of it.He stood and began pacing the room, trying to clear his thoughts. As he turned, something resting on his desk caught his attentio
Rowan sat alone on a wooden bench, his elbows resting on his knees. It had been a day since Stylus visited him, yet he still hadn't found the courage to tell anyone he was leaving. The academy buzzed with excitement over the upcoming festival, and he couldn't bring himself to ruin it.A twig snapped behind him.Rowan didn't bother turning around."Come out."The figure stepped out from behind the trees and casually took the empty seat beside him. Neither of them spoke for a while, the silence between them strangely comfortable, as though they had shared it countless times before."What do you want?" Rowan finally asked.The figure smiled, tilting their face toward the afternoon sun."Nothing, really. I just find it amusing watching you battle with your own mind."Rowan finally looked at them."You did this, didn't you?"The figure shrugged."I haven't done anything. You, on the other hand..."Rowan looked away, letting out a quiet sigh."I wasn't going to involve myself in your mis
Elena dropped onto the grass, breathing heavily as she wiped the sweat from her forehead."You're..."Kael raised a brow."I'm what?" he asked with a grin. "Strong? Fast? Good-looking?"Elena shot him a flat look before letting out a tired laugh."Annoying."Kael placed a hand over his chest as if she'd wounded him."That too."Elena pushed herself back to her feet, wincing as the ache in her arms flared.Rowan had been strong, but Kael...The gap between them was obvious.She dusted the grass from her clothes before looking at him."You weren't even trying, were you?"Kael slipped both hands into his pockets."If I had gone all out, you would've gotten hurt."Elena clicked her tongue but couldn't argue with him.They began walking back toward the academy in comfortable silence."Where's Elaine?" Kael asked after a while.Elena shrugged."Wherever she is."She didn't sound concerned.Kael glanced at her before a mischievous smile slowly spread across his face."You know..." he began.
Elena woke up in her bed feeling lighter than she had in a long time. Her body felt strangely relaxed, as if an invisible weight she had carried for years had suddenly disappeared. Even her senses were different. She could hear the birds outside more clearly, smell the fresh morning air drifting in through the window, and every color in her room seemed just a little sharper.She slowly sat up, rolling her shoulders. For the first time in what felt like forever, she felt comfortable in her own skin.She should have been happy.Instead, she felt... numb.Pushing the thought aside, Elena made her way to the bathroom. She grabbed her toothbrush and absentmindedly began brushing her teeth, her eyes drifting to the mirror.She froze.The streak of white in her black hair had spread again, weaving through the dark strands far more noticeably than before. Even her eyes looked different. They had lost some of their warmth, becoming strangely dim, almost opaque.Her toothbrush slipped from
Elaine could feel it more and more with every passing hour. The pull between Kael and Seraphina was no longer something she could pretend not to notice. She had seen it in the corridor, in the way his attention shifted toward her without meaning to, in the way his wolf reacted before he even spoke.
“The princess versus Elaine?”“I want to see how strong she really is.”Murmurs spread across the yard in restless waves, growing louder as more students gathered closer to the center. Heads turned, conversations overlapped, and anticipation built quickly, drawn to the pairing that had already set
“Your Highness... my hand.”Elaine’s soft reminder broke through the sudden stillness between them. Kael glanced down and realized he was still holding her hand far longer than courtesy allowed. “Ah, sorry,” he said, releasing it at once, though his calm came a second too late. Beneath the surface,
The moment Elaine stepped into the building, she knew she was exactly where she was meant to be. The high stone ceilings, polished floors, and watchful eyes of strangers felt welcoming rather than intimidating. Places like this were built for people who carried themselves with certainty. Elaine had






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