MasukThalia's antisocial life worsen when her mother remarried. She'd married non other than the Alpha King who killed her father, whose kids were bullies. No amount of sobs could save her from this fate than to accept it but ended up as their toy. Dorian was the first to submit. “I'd never bully her, she's now our sister” “I never knew she had so much fire in her” Draven said with lust and Dracula didn't disagree with his brothers. Now she was stuck between her three handsome brothers, revange for her father and her own hybrid trait.
Lihat lebih banyakAQUAMARINE'S POV
"Freak." "Abomination." “Ghost.” “Walking dead.” I stood before the mirror; my white eyes and white hair were daily reminders of my unfortunate life. Everybody in this pack always called me these names, and I accepted them. Why? Because it was the bitter truth. I was an outcast, a living curse in their perfect pack. "Today's assessment means a lot to me.” Sarah, my stepmother, echoed through the room. The assessment was a yearly ritual, where werewolves showed off their strength and power to improve their ranks. And I dreaded it. Sarah continued. “And the fact that Alpha Felix stated everyone must participate makes me want to get rid of you permanently." Her wickedness was nothing new. After my mother's death, my father married her sister, Sarah. And she brought her daughter, Fiona, with her. Both of them made sure my life was a living hell. No. Hell itself was nothing compared to what I faced here. As I dressed, Fiona taunted me. "What's the point of her participating? She's just a weak wolfless…. thing who can't even sniff a dead rat." She squeezed her face like it was the most irritating thing ever. "I don't know why you can't be normal and shift like everyone else," Fiona spat. "Maybe she's not even a true werewolf," Sarah sneered. "Her dead mother was weak, so obviously the apple wouldn't fall far from the tree." As I endured their taunts, memories flooded my mind. Our maid told me that my mother died shortly after giving birth to me, and my father didn't even bury her. He just left her to rot in an open field and left me to cry for weeks, refusing anyone to take care of me till they begged him to spare me. Why? Because of my looks, nobody has white hair or ocean-like eyes in our pack, or even the 7 kingdoms. I didn't even get a name until I was five years old, and it was still the maid who named me Aquamarine. "Your mother was a mistake," Sarah often said. "And you're a reminder of that mistake." Sarah grasped my arm, her nails digging deep. "Remember, Ghost, don't humiliate me." The assessment began, and everyone began shifting into powerful wolves. But I just hid at the back, feeling extremely out of place. When my turn came, I hesitated. Sarah's threat echoed in my mind. I closed my eyes tightly, scrunched my nose, and tightened my fist. Focusing on whatever was inside me. But nothing changed. Instead, I felt utterly stupid with all the facial expressions I was making. The crowd's whispers and snickers grew louder. "Even a pup can do better," someone shouted, and everyone laughed. I looked at Clinton. Alpha Felix's son, whom I have been secretly dating for months. But he was busy talking to his father, not even paying attention. Out of embarrassment, I ran out of the hall, away from the palace. I ran to the waterfall on the outskirts of our pack's territory. That was the only place I could find peace. The sound of rushing water and the moon's gentle light usually calmed my racing thoughts. But as I closed my eyes and took in deep breaths, trying to forget the humiliation and prepare myself for Sarah's torture, I felt someone was watching me. We had a lot of perverted men in our pack who sneaked to peep when the ladies were cleaning up. But this feeling was different. My hair stood on end as I hurriedly scanned my surroundings. Suddenly, I felt something spark within me; a scent wafted through the air, pulling me in like bees to flower. Mate! That word echoed loud and clear within me. "Mate?," I whispered, my heart beating loudly against my chest. Mate! I heard it again, and I believe it could only mean one thing. My wolf had finally awakened after all these years of torture. I tried to fight back tears, but I fell to the floor, letting my emotions take over. The scent became stronger, and a wolf ran out from the bushes. It immediately shifted to a man with familiar features. "Clinton!" I exclaimed, launching myself at him, relief washing over me as tears flowed down my cheeks. He smiled. "What's wrong? You look like you've seen a ghost." "You're my mate!" I blurted out. I buried my nose in the crook of his neck, inhaling deeply again. "I can perceive your wolf! My wolf, she's finally awake, and she recognizes you!" Clinton's expression softened, his eyes locking onto mine. "Didn't I tell you that you're my mate and that your wolf would awaken soon?" he asked, his voice filled with emotion. "But I wanted you to realize it for yourself." My heart swelled, hope and joy flooding me. "Does this mean...?" I trailed off, hesitant. Would he announce me as his mate? Will his family and the pack accept me? "Tomorrow, I'll announce my mate," he whispered, his eyes locked on mine. I felt my body heat up, and I grinned. "What's wrong?" Clinton asked, looking concerned. "It's nothing, I just feel a little hot," I said, patting my cheek and fanning myself. I couldn't believe he'd make our relationship public. Plus, the kiss did something funny to my belly. Clinton's eyes sparkled with interest. His smile twisted into a smirk, "Is that right?" he whispered, moving my hair to the side. His lips brushed against my neck, sending shivers down my spine. "You're very beautiful," he murmured, his hands roaming my body. I melted into his touch. Nobody has ever called me beautiful. Well, aside from our maid. But as his touch grew bolder, a nagging voice whispered in my mind. This doesn't feel right. “Clint…” "Ssh Ssh, it's been confirmed by the Goddess that you're my mate. Don't I have a right to what's mine? Especially after waiting this long?" he interrupted, his breath hot against my skin. He was right. The Goddess has finally blessed me with my wolf. If I had gotten my wolf earlier, we would have done things together. He even waited patiently for me till I got it before touching me. But still, it felt wrong. There was something about his eyes. It shone with lust, not love. I tried to push him away, but he didn't even budge. "Clinton, stop," I pleaded. Just as I began to struggle, a voice cut through the darkness. "Clinton, what's going on here?”No one moved.Not even the air seemed to breathe.The man in black stood at the doorway like he owned the place. Calm.Unbothered. Dangerous.Thalia could still feel her heart pounding hard in her chest, but something else was there too… something strange.That same feeling from before.Like her body recognized him.And she didn’t understand why.“Step away from her.”His voice was quiet, but it carried weight.The kind that made people listen… even when they didn’t want to.The man who had grabbed Thalia earlier took a slow step back.“Who are you?” the leader asked, his tone no longer as confident as before.The man in black didn’t answer immediately.Instead, he walked in.Slow. Steady.Each step echoed against the broken floor.Thalia watched him carefully.So did everyone else.“You don’t need to know who I am,” he said finally. “You just need to leave.”The leader scoffed.“We’re not here for you.”“I know,” he replied calmly.“Then stay out of it.”Silence.Then—“No.”Simple.
The silence inside the abandoned building didn’t last long. It broke the moment Dorian cursed under his breath.“Damn it,” he muttered, pacing. “They’re still out there.”Thalia’s head snapped toward the door.“You can hear them?” she asked quickly.Damon nodded once. “Faint… but yeah. They didn’t leave.”Her stomach dropped again.“So they’re just… waiting?”Dracula leaned against the wall, arms folded. His expression hadn’t changed since they got inside. Cold. Unreadable.“They’re not random hunters,” he said. “They’re organized.”Thalia looked between the three of them.“Then explain it to me,” she said, her voice rising. “Because I don’t understand anything right now.”No one answered immediately.That alone made her chest tighten.“You guys know something,” she added. “Don’t act like you don’t.”Dorian stopped pacing and looked at her.“We know enough to say this isn’t normal,” he said bluntly. “That’s it.”“That’s not enough!”Her voice echoed slightly in the empty room.“I was almost killed out
The night felt wrong.Thalia knew it the moment she stepped out of the house. The air was too quiet. Not peaceful… just quiet in a way that made her skin itch. Even the crickets had gone silent, like something had warned them to stay hidden. She pulled her hoodie tighter around herself and glanced back at the house. The lights were off. Her mother wasn’t home again.Of course. Thalia exhaled slowly, then turned and started walking. She didn’t tell anyone where she was going. There was no one to tell anyway. But her mind had been restless since that day at school… since the woman. My daughter…The words refused to leave her head.“Stop thinking about it,” she muttered under her breath.But her feet didn’t listen. She was already heading toward the edge of town. The streets grew emptier the farther she walked. Streetlights flickered. Some didn’t work at all. The houses became fewer, older, quieter. This was rogue territory. People didn’t come here unless they had a reason. Thalia swallowe
Principal Vale's office smelled like cold coffee and broken dreams.I sat in the hard plastic chair facing his desk, surrounded by five school board members who looked at me like I was something they'd scraped off their shoes. My hands were held tight in my lap, nails digging into my palms hard enough to draw blood.Behind me, I felt the triplets' presence even though I couldn't see them. They'd been called as witnesses. "Miss Moon." Board President Sinclair folded her hands on the conference table, her expression cold. "The evidence against you is huge. Video footage, timestamped photographs, witness testimony confirming you met with Mr. Stone privately after hours.""To prevent a duel on school grounds," I said for the hundredth time. My voice was hoarse from repeating myself. "That's all it was. Someone edited the footage to make it look..""The footage speaks for itself." Sinclair's tone was even colder now. "You abused your position as Student Union President to facilitate a pri






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