เข้าสู่ระบบIn Emberfall Woods, 20-year-old Alya Dawn steps into her role as the Dawn Pack’s alpha, her crescent star tattoo pulsing with untested power. As whispers of the marrow god’s return stir fear, Kael Varn, a brooding exiled alpha, arrives, igniting a mate bond that complicates her leadership. The cult leader Veyra unleashes blood rituals, forcing Alya to unite her pack through mind-linked battles and steamy moments with Kael. A shocking betrayal and a lunar temple clash reveal Alya’s strength, but Veyra’s escape sets the stage for a larger war. With bold women leading the charge, primal wolf transitions, and a vibrant pack dynamic, Alya’s journey hooks you into a world of loyalty, love, and sacrifice.
ดูเพิ่มเติมThis is the beginning. The start. The very genesis of my love story. I don’t know if I can even call it a love story anymore. But let’s just label it that.
My name is Rose. I live New York with my mother. My dad died when I was 13 and yeah, that sucks. Not the living with my mom, but the dad dying part.
I hated him for so long. Not because he hurt or treated me wrongly.
Matter of fact, he loved me more than I could ever love myself. I don’t even know how to show love like that man showed.
And no, it was not an accident. Not cancer or diabetes. It was not homicide or poison. He just came home from work that night, flopped on the bed and never woke up again.
Yeah, that’s messed up.
The doctors said later that it was extreme fatigue. That man worked three jobs to support us. And because of him, we have a great life.
When mama was pregnant. He was always at one of his jobs. We only saw a glimpse of him sometimes at night or when he forgot something home, like his phone.
Because he was almost never around, he always sent roses. A bouquet of roses would always be on the bed next to my mom when she woke up. Roses were all over the place. Mom told him over and over that it was corny but he always laughed it out.
His nickname for my mom was even Rose. I don’t understand that man’s obsession with roses. I personally don’t even like them at all.
When I was born, of course; my mom named me Rose. Real classic. When he died. Yeah, hell broke loose. You could say that. But everything stayed the same. Dad saved almost half a million. We were set. We remained in our high rise and I went to all the best schools. When I say schools, I mean ballet, music, dance, art. Yeah, that much. I loved them all. Or atleast the activity. It distracted me from the sharp pain that would hit my chest when I thought of my dad.
I now go to NYU. No student loan or anything. Dad had a special account labeled “Rose’s College”. He is...I mean he was a really hardworking, brilliant, and loving man. Died at 36 and that’s the only thing I have against him. He left me too soon. Didn’t see me graduate or anything.
But...it is what it is. That’s that. We move.
Right this moment, I’m getting ready to go to class. I have a ‘Liberal Arts’ class in 30 minutes. I don’t live too far from the campus so I don’t stay at the dorms.
You might probably be wondering what I look like. So story time.
One time, when I was like 18 or so years old; I called my mom a bitch. I can’t remember why I said that to her but I do remember I was really mad. Like steaming mad. She has never hit me before and I expected that she would. But no, she looked me in the eye and told me I was a ‘Basic Bitch’.
My mouth was on the floor. Well, not literally but you know what I mean. I gaped. It hurt me. Others would scoff it off but it destroyed my self esteem.
So yeah, my feelings were beyond hurt and I didn’t speak to her for 11 weeks. We lived in the same house(high rise) but never talked to each other. It was sad. It was depressing. It was crappy.
I apologized and she did the same. We have not had any fights since then. We just get each other now.
Okay, back to how I look. Because my mom said that stupid comment. I subconsciously carry it around. Even when other girls stop me on the streets to tell me I’m pretty, I always remember her voice. Her cold tone saying ‘You’re a basic bitch’.
So yeah.
I have black curly, undisciplined hair. They don’t listen to what I say. Somedays they look awesome. Other days, they look...not awesome. Today is one of the good days. They look great! May be a sign that today is going to be a good day maybe.
I am dark skinned. I’m also 5’8 and I love love the color blue. Especially baby blue and sky blue. My best friend who happens to be a guy, says that I look like a model. But I don’t really believe him you know. He might be biased.
I have brown eyes that look caramel sometimes. I wear light makeup at times and no makeup a lot of times. Makeup when my face breaks out and no makeup when it decides to smile on me.
I am 25 years of age. I got some decent booty size too I think. I hope. I pray. Those squats better be doing something!
I’m ready for class already and I am heading down the elevator. I’m wearing blue denim jeans and a blue oversized sweater. Not too oversized but you get the point. I look kind of decent.
And oh. I have a stalker. Noticed the guy about a week ago. He ain’t too creepy but the fact that someone stalks me and is decent looking brings a bit of thrill and action into my boring everyday life.
This should be fun. The whole being stalked thing.
I wonder what his name is? Does he like the same cartoons that I do?
Will he follow me everywhere I go, like in the movies?
Probably not, no one has that kind of time. Those are just movies or books, right?Am I sacred? Absolutely not!
I have my very own stalker! If anything, I am excited to the point of bursting!
You might think I’m being the typical girl that gets killed in a horror movie or book. But my life isn’t a horror movie or book, it’s a love story. At least I hope it is.
I don’t think I have the will power to want to survive a horror book or movie.
In my opinion, this is a start of a new dawn. A chapter of my life that holds mysteries and I’m going to be the bulldog that I am and unravel every single one!
The crimson stream wound through the poisoned heart of Emberfall Woods like a vein of corrupted life, its once-clear waters now tainted with an unnatural red hue that shimmered under the waning moon, bubbling with the marrow god’s insidious curse. The banks were lined with withered lupines, their purple petals drooping and browned as if scorched by an invisible flame, the floral sweetness they once released now twisted into a cloying rot that hung heavy in the air, mingling with the metallic tang of tainted water and the sharp, acrid scent of dying foliage. Towering pines loomed overhead, their needles yellowing at the tips, branches sagging under the weight of the affliction, casting long, jagged shadows that danced across the stream’s surface like grasping fingers. The woods here felt alive with malevolence, the mist rising from the water carrying a chill that seeped into bones, whispering of decay and despair. Distant howls echoed through the trees—faint, weakened cries from the pa
The packhouse clearing emerged like a natural amphitheater at the edge of Emberfall Woods, a wide, open expanse where the forest reluctantly yielded to the pack's domain, the ground a soft tapestry of trampled grass and scattered pine needles that crunched softly underfoot, releasing a fresh, resinous aroma that blended with the crisp, invigorating scent of dawn's first light. The clearing was bordered by towering cedars and oaks, their trunks etched with the passage of time like ancient guardians, branches arching overhead to frame the sky—a vast canvas transitioning from the deep indigo of night to the soft pink and gold hues of sunrise, the horizon ablaze with the sun's emerging fire that painted the clouds in fiery streaks. Dew clung to every blade of grass, glistening like a million tiny jewels under the breaking light, while clusters of lupines bloomed along the edges, their purple petals unfurling in the morning warmth, releasing a subtle floral sweetness that danced on the gen
The packhouse shrine lay ensconced in the deepest bowels of the structure, a sanctified enclave hidden behind a heavy oak door at the end of a dimly lit corridor, where the cedar walls seemed to breathe with the accumulated wisdom of generations. The chamber was intimate and circular, its stone floors covered in thick, woven rugs of deep indigo and silver, patterned with phases of the moon that glowed faintly under the soft illumination of beeswax candles arranged in iron holders along the walls, their flames flickering like captured stars. Shelves carved directly into the stone held relics of the pack's history: polished wolf fangs strung on leather cords, dried lupine bouquets releasing a lingering floral sweetness that mingled with the rich, grounding aroma of burning sage from a small brazier at the room's center. The air was thick and reverent, saturated with the earthy musk of aged wood, the subtle tang of incense smoke curling lazily upward, and a faint, metallic hum from the l
The starlit glade shimmered under a canopy of infinite night, a hidden jewel nestled deep within Emberfall Woods where the trees parted in reverence, revealing a vast, open expanse that seemed to cradle the heavens themselves. The ground was a lush carpet of soft grass, speckled with dew that caught the moonlight like scattered diamonds, and clusters of lupines bloomed along the edges, their purple petals unfurled in nocturnal splendor, releasing a delicate, intoxicating floral sweetness that danced on the cool breeze. Towering pines and oaks ringed the glade, their branches arching protectively overhead, leaves rustling softly like whispers of approval from the ancient forest. The full moon hung low and luminous in the velvet sky, its silver glow bathing everything in a ethereal light that turned the grass into a sea of shimmering silver, casting long, wavering shadows that intertwined like lovers' limbs. Stars twinkled above in brilliant constellations, their distant fire piercing t
The temple altar loomed at the heart of the lunar temple ruins, a sacred yet corrupted sanctum deep within the Valley of Echoes, where the moon's eternal gaze pierced the crumbling dome overhead, casting a silvery cascade of light that bathed the chamber in an otherworldly glow. The altar itself wa
The misty woods of Emberfall enveloped the patrol like a living shroud, tendrils of fog curling through the ancient pines and oaks, muting the world in shades of gray and silver. The air was thick and damp, heavy with the scent of wet earth, decaying leaves, and the sharp tang of pine sap that clun
The sparring glade nestled deep within Emberfall Woods, a secluded haven where the forest's dense canopy parted just enough to allow shafts of midday sunlight to pierce through like golden spears. The clearing was oval-shaped, roughly thirty paces across, its ground a natural mix of soft grass and
The scout outpost perched on the eastern fringe of Emberfall Woods, a ramshackle cluster of wooden huts and watchtowers nestled amid a thicket of gnarled oaks and thorny underbrush. Built from rough-hewn logs salvaged from the forest, the structures bore the scars of weather and time—moss creeping
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