로그인DANIKA
All that goes through my mind in an instant is the urge to flee from him immediately. So I try. I dive for the door, fear sinking deep into me. He sighs, pulling me back onto his lap with a firm grip on my waist. "Relax," he says, and my heart pounds even harder. How can I relax, especially when his eyes are glowing in an unnatural way? "I want to go home," I blurt out, and he shakes his head. "No." My eyes widen. "W-what? Are you...are you going to kidnap me?" He shrugs. "If you run from me, I will." A shiver runs down my spine. He definitely means it. What have I done? I wonder, my palms getting sweaty. "Will you let me explain myself?" He asks. He seems desperate. It makes me falter. So I nod, slowly. "I'm a werewolf," he says, and I freeze. Ravenhollow's unspoken rule, the myths about nightwalkers... suddenly everything makes sense. "You shift under the moonlight?" I ask, and he cracks a smile at me, his dimples popping out. I try to pretend that his smile isn't getting to me. But I'll be a liar if I say that. "No, I don't." I blink. "What?" Isn't that the whole point of being a werewolf? "I can't," he breathes, leaning in to bury his face against my chest. I should've pulled away from him, but I'm now hyperaware of the pair of red eyes still watching us from the shadows. "I'm cursed. My whole pack is." I gulp. "That doesn't explain your strange behavior towards me. We just met and..." "You're my mate," he speaks, and my entire face grows hot. "Like soulmate level?" He nuzzles against my chest, inhaling deeply. "No. It's much deeper than that. I need you." His hand grips my hip, a low growl rumbling from his chest. "You were made for me, sweet thing." "Then...what about that person watching us over there?" I ask, and he frowns, turning towards the figure, his expression darkening. In a blur of movements, the figure vanishes. My heart is still pounding hard with terror, but Kaziel looks horrifyingly calm. "W-what was that?" I croak. "A vampire," he responds, and my eyes go wide. Why now? Why would a vampire have his eyes on me? My life was perfectly fine before this. Kaziel is bad news. "Sweet thing," his voice rumbles, pulling me out of my thoughts. "Don't call me that," I manage, and he frowns. "I don't like that look on your face, Danika." "We can't do this," I say, straightening my skirt. "Like hell we can't." He sounds pissed now. "My dad is getting married to your stepmother," I point out, and his grip on my waist tightens. "So, what? You're going to turn me down?" "Let go of me, Kaziel," I say, my voice trembling. There is something about his anger that is almost suffocating. "Danika," he sighs, and I bite my lower lip, my body still buzzing from his touch. "I shouldn't have done this with you. I...I'm going home," I croak, grabbing my backpack. This time, he releases me. I fumble to open the car door and get out, my chest heaving. How can I be so stupid? How can I let him kiss me like that? "Wait! Let me at least drive you home. It's not safe for you to walk alone," he says. Despite the fact that I want to put in as much space as I can between us. He's right. So, I head back to his car, and he drives me home in total awkward silence. By the time I get home, I'm greeted by the sight of a familiar face. Tyler. He watches me as I approach, a nervous expression on his face. But as soon as I get to him, his nostrils flare, his green eyes darkening. "Danika, what did you do?" He snarls, and I blink at him. Isn't he here to apologize? He grips my forearm, his frown deepening. "Answer me, Danika. Why do you reek of him?!" My chest tightens. It feels like I am staring at a complete stranger. "I—I don't know what you're talking about," I mutter, my voice trembling. "You reek of him! Kaziel! Tell me right now what happened!" His green eyes blaze, narrowing with suspicion. The nerve of him. How dare he act like he cares about me? Something inside me finally rears to the surface, a spark of fire I didn't know I had. "Stay the hell away from me, Tyler!" I shout, my voice louder than ever. My hands are shaking, my chest heaving. "I'm sick of you acting like you own me! Just stay away!" For a moment, his expression falters. He hadn't expected me to actually yell at him. I feel a small surge of victory, and yet it is mixed with unease. "I—I can't just let this go," he stammers, stepping closer, but I hold my ground, raising a hand to push him back. Then, suddenly, Tyler sinks to his knees. My heart skips, but not in the way he wants. "Danika... I'm begging you," he says, his voice cracking. "I... I was a coward. I couldn't admit the truth to myself, and I... I hurt you. Please, forgive me." I stare down at him, disbelief mixing with frustration and anger. My hands tighten around my backpack straps. "I don't want to hear it," I spit, my voice trembling with emotion. "I don't care what excuses you have. Just... stay away from me. Leave me alone!" He flinches but says nothing more. That is all I need. Without a second thought, I twist the key in the lock, yanking the door open and slipping inside. The second the door shuts behind me with a loud slam, I feel some of the tension I've been holding in my chest release, but not entirely. ... Six months. It's been six months since I last saw Kaziel. And that was on the day of my foster dad's wedding. Tyler is still spamming me with messages, asking me to forgive him. Kaziel, on the other hand, seems to have vanished off the face of the Earth. Honestly, I still dream of him. Every night. I dream of him sucking on my boobs and fingering me so hard I'd convulse. I sometimes dream of him fucking me into oblivion. And with every passing day, I grow more unsettled. My sexual fantasies had been wild before my encounter with Kaziel. But now, I am sexually frustrated. Still, I am too timid to lose my virginity with a random man. And now, I am finally out of the small town that had once been my home. Dale University, my dream school, had accepted me. I am excited but nervous. "Uh...excuse me," I say to a tall strawberry blonde walking ahead of me with a black backpack. She turns and flashes me a brilliant smile, a pair of dimples dotting her cheeks. Instantly, I am reminded of Kaziel. "Yeah?" she says softly. "I'm trying to get to the lecture room for Anatomy," I tell her, and she beams. "Medical student? Well, I'm heading there too. Let's go," she says, and I flash her an awkward smile. "Are you a medical student too?" I ask. She nods. "Name's Eve. How about you?" "Danika." "Pretty name," she says, blowing me a kiss. I wish I had even half of her confidence. "Thanks," I mumble. "Woah, look at that. Sick Mustang. Dang. Probably belongs to one of the students," she says, and I turn to look at what she was talking about. Memories flash in my head the instant I see it. It is black and extremely similar to Kaziel's. But he can't be here, right? There is absolutely no way I'd run into him in uni, right? I gulp, my heart thumping faster and faster. "I think we've got the right place," Eve finally tells me when we get to a lecture room with the sign "Anatomy." "You are aware that we are a little late, right?" She whispers to me, and my eyes widen. The last thing I want is the attention. "Never mind. It doesn't matter. Let's go," Eve says, grabbing me by the wrist and opening the door. Before I can protest, she pulls me in, and more than a dozen pairs of eyes meet mine. Heat rushes up my neck instantly, and I lower my gaze to the floor. "You're late," a deep voice says, and my eyes go wide the instant I recognize it. No way. There is absolutely no way the man I've spent the last few months fantasizing about is here. No... I look up, and my gaze collides with his familiar blue ones, butterflies swarming my tummy. His gaze turns ravenous, almost as though he is about to grab me and rip my clothes apart. I press my thighs together, my core already throbbing under the weight of his gaze.If you loved this book, you’re definitely going to love the sequel! I can’t wait to introduce you guys to new characters and a gripping storyline. The book will be titled: My Angel🥰Here’s the blurb:“I don’t make love, princess. I fuck. Hard.” A cry slips from my lips as he thrusts deep into me, his massive cock filling me up. “So you’re a fuck boy,” I gasp, letting out a loud moan.He crashes his lips again mine. “Wrong. Your fuck boy.”…Noelle has suffered from anorexia for the longest time and has constantly been exposed to abuse. She is wolfless and already promised to another.Until she catches the eye of her mate, Azren, the CEO of the company where she works as a cleaner. 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KAZIEL I awaken to soft lips peppering kisses on my back. "Happy birthday," Danika murmurs against my skin. I smile into the pillow, still half-asleep and sore from yesterday's workout in a way I deeply regret this morning. I shift slightly, about to roll over— And then something launches onto my back like a cannonball. "PAPAAAA!" The air punches out of my lungs. "Oof—" Azalea, my seven-year-old, bounces again, giggling uncontrollably. "Wake up! Wake up! It's your biiiiirthday!" I groan dramatically, clutching my lower back. "Oh—oh no. That's it. That's the one. I'm down." Danika freezes, and so does my daughter. "Oh my God," Danika gasps, her hands immediately on my shoulders. "Kaz? Are you okay?" I manage a peek at them and let out a dramatic sound. "Tell the kids... I loved them." Azalea's eyes go wide. "Mama?" The bedroom door slams open, and my eldest son storms in, looking very suspicious. "What did you do?" he demands, pointing directly at his sister. "I jus
DANIKA Kaziel's hands are steady in mine. The officiant's voice fades in and out as the breeze moves through the hall. Someone sniffles behind us, it's probably Cora or Kira. I don't hear most of the ceremony. I don't need to. Because this isn't where love is explained. It's where it is recognized. "Do you take—" "Yes," Kaziel says immediately. The officiant pauses, amused. "I—uh—" "I do," my man repeats, his eyes never leaving mine. Laughter rolls through the guests, heat creeping up my face. "And Danika—" "Yes," I say, just as quickly. Kaz's mouth curves. The officiant smiles. "Then by the power vested in me..." The words fade out as emotions flood over me while I gaze deep into Kaziel's blue eyes. "You may kiss your bride." Kaziel leans in close, so much that I can count his lashes. Then his lips meet mine. It starts out soft and tender, quickly becoming sensual and passionate, my nerves buzzing from the intensity. The cheers grow louder and louder, like firework
DANIKA The tassel brushes my cheek when I turn my head, and that's when it hits me. I did it. My vision blurs as the applause swells around me, sunlight flashing off our gowns and proud smiles. My graduation day. I press my lips together hard, fighting tears that refuse to behave.Five years of exhaustion and second chances and sheer, stubborn refusal to quit."...—and no, that wasn't a metaphor. I actually repeated freshman year."Laughter ripples through the crowd, and I pause on purpose, letting it land.Tyler whoops loudly from two rows back until my foster dad elbows him in the ribs. Cora has both hands clasped in front of her face, already crying. Bellamy gives me an exaggerated thumbs-up like I'm on a game show.I grin and turn back to the mic."Some of you are sitting here today thinking, Wow, she must have had it all figured out." I shake my head. "I didn't. I just had an unreasonable amount of spite."More laughter."I repeated freshman year because life happened. Beca
KAZIEL The corridor is colder than I remember. My boots echo softly against the floor as Kira walks a step ahead, her pace steady. She hasn't looked back once. "Down here," she says. I follow. The holding level smells like iron and salt. Wards hum faintly in the walls, their magic old and layered. We walk in silence for a while before Kira finally speaks. "When you didn't regain consciousness," she says, "we knew something was wrong. Your core should've reignited." My jaw tightens. "But it didn't," she continues. "It was just... gone. There was no echo or resonance." I stop walking. She slows down too, then she turns slightly so she's facing the wall instead of me, as if she can't quite bear to look into my eyes yet. "We hoped anyway," she says. "We froze your body. We told ourselves you'd done this before and that you always came back." My chest aches as I listen to her. "For months," she adds. "We waited." I swallow hard, my fists clenched. She begins to move agai
DANIKA The house feels wrong. It's been that way since six months ago when I regained consciousness but Kaziel didn't. Aaron had blamed himself for what happened. If he hadn’t gotten into an accident on his way, maybe he could’ve prevented Kaziel’s disappearance. A selfish part of me blamed him too. But not anymore. Black fabric drapes the banister downstairs. Candles burn in careful little lines along the hallway, their flames steady. I sit on the edge of the bed, my belly heavy and swollen. Kaziel's framed picture is pressed to my chest so hard it aches. The witches confirmed it. 'He's not coming back,' they said. I laugh weakly, tears sliding down my cheeks. "I miss you so much it feels illegal," I whisper to the photo. My thumb traces the glass. His smile is soft, his blue eyes shimmering and full of life. "I'm not going," I tell him. "You don't get a funeral if I'm still breathing." I lean forward slightly, pressing my forehead to the frame, my shoulders shaking







