LOGINDear lovely readers,Now that we've come to the end of Aria and Lucian's journey, I want to take a moment to speak to you, not as the author of this story, but as someone who hopes that, somewhere along the way, you found a little piece of yourself in these characters.Aria's journey was never just about finding love. It was about discovering her worth, learning to walk away from what hurt her, and understanding that being loved should never feel like a punishment.At the beginning of her story, Aria was a woman who wanted nothing more than to be loved by someone she had given her heart to. She endured things she shouldn't have had to endure because she believed that perhaps, if she tried a little harder, loved a little more, or became a little better, she would finally be enough.But here's something I want you to remember: You were never supposed to beg someone to see your worth.If someone constantly makes you feel unwanted, unimportant, or as though you have to compete for their a
Aria's POV"Give me the stroller! I'm the one who should push her!" Kian tightened his grip on the handle of Kiara's stroller, refusing to let go."No! She's my sister. I should push her!" Kieran immediately grabbed the other side."She's my sister too!""But I'm older!""Only by a few minutes!""And that still makes me older!"I stood a few feet away, watching the two boys argue over their baby sister's stroller. Kiara lay comfortably inside, completely oblivious to the argument happening above her. Every now and then, she kicked her little legs and waved her hands, as though she found the whole situation amusing.I couldn't help it. A loud laugh escaped my lips.Honestly, I couldn't remember the last time I had enjoyed a moment of peace since Kiara was born. Kian and Kieran had practically turned loving their little sister into a competition.Who loved her more?Who got to carry her?Who would sit beside her during feeding?And now, who was allowed to push her stroller?They argued
NINE MONTHS LATERLucian’s POVI couldn't remember the last time I had felt this restless.My feet moved back and forth in front of the delivery room, and no matter how many times I checked the clock, the minutes seemed to drag.Aria's water had broken unexpectedly, and we had barely made it to the hospital before she was rushed into the delivery room.Now, I was left outside, waiting and praying that everything would go smoothly.My hands were clasped behind my head as I continued pacing."Please, sweetheart," I muttered under my breath. "You have to be alright."I had been through many difficult situations in my life. I had faced enemies, fought battles, and made decisions that could determine the fate of an entire pack. But nothing had ever made me feel as helpless as standing outside that delivery room.A few minutes later, I heard hurried footsteps approaching. I turned and found Sophia and Silas walking towards me."Lucian!" Sophia called, her face filled with worry. "What's hap
Aria’s POVTime flew by, and before I knew it, several months had passed since Selene and Bryan relocated.We kept in touch, just as we had promised.There were days when Selene and I would spend hours on video calls, talking about everything happening in our lives. Sometimes, we would even forget about the time difference and end up chatting until one of us started yawning.Bryan had also grown quite comfortable with his new environment. He was settling into school, making friends, and occasionally joining our calls to speak with his cousins.Lucian, on the other hand, made sure he never missed an opportunity to speak with his son.He would sometimes call Bryan after work, ask about his day, and listen patiently as the little boy told him about everything that had happened.Watching their relationship grow made me happy. Although I missed having Selene and Bryan around, I was glad they were doing well.One afternoon, I was in our bedroom, relaxing on the bed while having a video call
SIX MONTHS LATERAria’s POVTime, they say, has a way of healing wounds.Just as Lucian and Mum had hoped, Selene slowly began to let go of the past and became more comfortable with her new life.She laughed more, smiled more, and gradually, we became close. We spoke frequently, sometimes spending hours together talking about everything and nothing.She often visited our home with Bryan, and he had become quite accustomed to his cousins.The children played together, laughed together, and sometimes, Kian and Kieran would follow him back to Silverfang and spend the weekend there.Lucian also made an effort to spend more time with Bryan. He took him on outings, bought him things he liked, and tried his best to make up for the years he had missed in his son's life.As for Selene's former boyfriend, the man who had abused her and caused her to lose her pregnancy, he was eventually taken to court and brought to justice.Things were gradually falling into place for her.However, after much
Aria’s POVSelene was discharged the following day and she was taken back to Silverfang pack. Lucian and I were with her all through the day and when the sun was about setting, Lucian and I headed back to our home because we hadn’t seen the kids since the day before. Mum had decided to stay back at Silverfang and take care of both Selene and Bryan, which I quite understood. Before Lucian and I left, we promised to check up on Selene the next day and she bidded us goodbye. The ride home was quiet. As he drove, Lucian’s gaze kept drifting toward me but he didn't say a word. When he couldn’t hold back anymore, he pulled over and spoke.“Aria,” he called softly, grabbing my hand. “Hun?” I turned to look at him. “Are you fine?” “Yes, I am,” I said, forcing a smile that didn’t reach my eyes. “But you’ve been quiet. What are you thinking about?”“Nothing. I’m just wondering if she would be fine.”“Who?” His brows furrowed. “Selene.""Ah." His brows relaxed. "I'm sure she will be fi
Aria’s POV. “Congratulations, Luna Aria. You’re finally going to be a mother!” The doctor’s words hit me like a thunderclap. “What?” the word escaped my lips before I could stop it. “The heir to the Silverfang Pack is growing in your womb. You’re two weeks gone, Aria,” Lea, the pack doctor,
Kael’s POV “Shit!” I yelled, punching the table. “Alpha, please be calm,” Silas advised, watching as I paced the room. I ran my hand through my hair in rage, anger dominating every vessel in my body. “Did you see that, Silas? She not only disrespected me, but she also walked out on me!” I bl
Aria’s POVHis presence filled the room, heavy and commanding. He stood firm and I could feel his fierce eyes burning into my skin.Before, I would have shivered the moment I heard his voice, and my pulse would have hammered loudly in my ears. But not that night.My shoulders were squared confident
Aria's POVThe moment my eyes landed on her, my heart shattered into a million pieces. My knees buckled, but I grabbed the wall for support before I could collapse. It was truly her. Vivienne—the only woman Alpha Kael craved for. When did he find her? I knew he was desperately searching every







