Lilian Grey, an Omega, moved through the busy halls of the Blue Moon Packhouse like a shadow, her head bowed, her presence barely noticed. Being the daughter of a lowly Omega, she had always felt like an outsider. Her father had abandoned her, for a reason she did not know.
After her mother's mysterious death, Aurora took care of her. She was five then and still could not understand the rumors throughout the pack about her family background. Whenever Lillian passed, she heard people say, "She has a cursed bloodline.
They believed the curse was the reason her mother died unexpectedly, and the worst thing was that they jumped to the conclusion that anyone who was connected with her would be doomed to share the same fate. No one knew the curse's origin, but it was said to go back generations, long before Lilian’s time.
Lilian had no memory of her mother’s final days, but the rumors weighed heavily on her. Even as a child, she could sense the cold treatment of others. The way parents would pull their children away when she came near, and how some pack members would quickly change the subject when she entered some places in the villa.
Lilian often cried in her room and only Aurora, whom she considered her second mother offered her comfort, reminded her that the pack’s beliefs were just beliefs, with no real power over her.
"Aurora would often say. "Your past doesn't define who you are." But still, Lilian couldn’t help but get affected from the consequences of those whispers. Over time, it wasn’t just children who avoided her—it was everyone.For twenty years, Lilian kept herself in isolation. Yet, even among the hostile glares and whispers, there was someone she could never help but look at—Alpha Morgan Garren.
Morgan was everything Lilian could never have—strong, proud, admired by all. A 25-year-old leader of the Blue Moon Pack stood tall, his presence commanding and undeniable. His power radiated off him like the light of the full moon, and his silver eyes held a gaze that could melt or destroy with a single glance.
Lilian had secret feelings for him and she knew it was some kind of foolishness to dream of someone so far above her. She was nothing but an outcast Omega, and he was the mighty Alpha of the pack, who deserved to be with Luna worthy of his stature.
But no matter how much she tried to suppress her feelings, she could never get out of his mind and heart. She told herself it was just admiration, that all the pack felt the same awe in his presence. Still, she could not help but flutter every time he walked by, even though he never spared her more than a passing glance.
One evening, a party was held in the villa in celebration of Alpha Morgan's successful battle. The packhouse hummed with the sounds of music and merriment, and warriors bragged about their victories as the females flirted with their Alpha. Lilian skulked at the side of the room like she always did, bringing drinks and disappearing as quickly as she came. Though the air was thick with excitement, to her it was all another night of isolation.
Lilian slipped away from the middle of the action as the night wore on, in search of a little privacy. The celebration was going strong, and she found herself stepping into the library. The noise from the main hall was muffled, and the refreshing scent of old books even gave her a temporary sense of peace. She pressed back against the shelves and closed her eyes.
"You’re hiding.”
The deep, gravelly voice startled her, and she opened her eyes to see Alpha Morgan standing in the doorway. His gazes fixed at her and she could not help but get lost in the flickering sensation.
“A-Alpha...I'm not h-hiding,” she stammered, as she bowed her head in respect. Her heart pounded in her chest, and she could hardly breathe.
Morgan entered the room, drawing closer to her. She moved to retreat until her back pressed against the wall. "There's no need to lie, Lilian," he said, his voice gentler now. "I see you, you know."
The words made her chest tighten. All her life, she had lived with him yet she remained invisible in his eyes. Tonight, however, there was something else behind his stare, sending shivers down her spine. He stood even closer, a few steps from her, the heat of his presence wrapping around her like a blanket.
The smell of whiskey clung to him, and Lilian realized with a start that he wasn’t fully sober. His usual controlled demeanor was slightly off, with a raw edge to his movements.
“You’re always so quiet,” Morgan said, his voice a low murmur. “You're always hiding yourself." He took another step closer, but his eyes were still fixed on hers. “Why is that?”
"I... I just..." Lilian stammered, struggling to find her words under the weight of his piercing gaze. His presence was overwhelming, his power suffocating, and her thoughts were a whirlwind of disbelief at his focus on her. "I'm only an Omega, Alpha," she murmured softly. "I’m not meant to be in the spotlight."
Morgan’s eyes darkened, something unreadable passing over his features. “That’s what they say, isn’t it?” His hand reached out, and before she could stop him, his fingers brushed her cheek. The touch was gentle, but it sent a jolt through her. “But I wonder...”
The world seemed to tilt on its axis as Morgan leaned closer, his face inches from hers. His breath was warm against her skin, and for a moment, Lilian gasped. She was completely overwhelmed by his scent—a heady mix of earthy musk, smoky whiskey, and an untamed, primal allure that seemed to seep into her very soul. It was intoxicating, making her heart race and blurring every logical reasoning she had.
“A-Alpha M-Morgan...” she breathed, forgetting all formality in the heat of the moment. She knew it was not right but it seemed she was already driven away by the waves of emotion. In no time, she could feel his lips touching hers and she could not do anything but close her eyes.
Without any word, Morgan carried her towards the sofa bed. The soft, worn fabric of the couch gave way beneath them. He lowered her carefully, his touch lingering for a moment longer than necessary. He tucked a loose strand of her hair behind her ear, his gaze lingering on her face, his eyes filled with a mixture of desire and tenderness.
The kiss began slowly. Morgan’s lips brushed against hers like a whisper, until it became passionate and both of them gasped as if they wanted something more.
Lilian’s breath caught in her throat, her entire body trembling with the unfamiliar yet intoxicating sensation. His lips were warm and soft, coaxing her into a rhythm that both soothed and electrified every nerve. A spark ignited deep within her, and she responded, her lips parting slightly, inviting him to deepen the kiss.
Morgan hesitated for only a second as if fighting some internal battle, but the restraint crumbled quickly. His hand slid up from her waist, cupping the back of her neck with possessive yet gentle fingers, pulling her closer as the kiss grew hungrier.
Lilian’s pulse quickened, heat flooding through her as her body instinctively pressed against his, the gap between them disappearing. Her fingers, trembling with both anticipation and need, clutched at the fabric of his shirt, pulling him closer, desperately wanting more.
Morgan’s hold on her waist grew firmer as his hand moved to the small of her back. The warmth of his touch sent a rush of excitement through her, stirring feelings she didn’t know she had. His other hand slid into her hair, gently tugging and tilting her head to deepen the kiss. Their lips moved together in a heated rhythm, and the taste of him—whiskey and something deeply masculine—completely overwhelmed her senses.
The kiss became frantic, their need for each other growing with every passing second. Morgan’s lips left hers only briefly, trailing down her jaw, his hot breath fanning against her skin, sending shivers of pleasure rippling through her. When he reached the sensitive spot just beneath her ear, she gasped softly, her body arching toward him, every inch of her craving his touch.
"God, Lilian," he murmured against her skin, his voice rough with need, barely restrained. His hand moved lower, skimming over her hips, fingers gripping her flesh as if afraid she might slip away. The sound of her name on his lips made her dizzy, her body humming with desire, her thoughts lost to the heady sensation of him everywhere at once.
Lilian could feel the heat pooling in her lower belly. She was already wet and she wanted him inside of her. She had dreamed of this moment, but she never imagined it would be as intense as this.
His body pressed firmly against hers, as he moved slowly caressing her lovely tits. And then he went down there, touching between her thighs, pulling away the piece of clothing that covered her delicate area.
"Alpha Morgan... ohhh," Lilian murmured, her voice trembling with pleasure. They were both naked as their bodies moved as one. Morgan began thrusting his hardcore into hers and all she could do was moan and bite her lower lip as she welcomed him into her property. It was her first time and it was hurting but she did not mind it, overcome by the desire that was burning inside of her.
Morgan looked at her and saw droplets of tears in her eyes, "God, you're still a virgin Lilian." He moved again but this time it was more cautious. "I'll be gentle." He whispered.
Morgan continued, kissing her lips, her neck, and way down there—caressing and licking it, for a much longer foreplay.
"You're driving me crazy, Lilian," he whispered as he went up claiming her lips again.
"Alpha, please let me cum with you." Lilian's voice became hoarse.
"As you wish baby," Morgan softly responded as he thrusted into her again. Slow at first, until it became faster, in deep strokes, in circular motion. Lilian could feel the tension in his muscles and even her whole body felt the same level of intensity as their body moved together as one.
"I'm coming, baby," he whispered as he released his warm load into her.
"Ahhhhhhh...." They both moaned and gasped their breath as they reached sexual satisfaction.
With the first hint of dawn, Lilian stood by the door, her travel bag at her feet, already zipped and ready. Her coat was half-buttoned, phone gripped tightly in one hand. Every second that passed was a beat of time she didn’t have. Every second Liam was gone felt like a dagger turning in her chest.And yet—her mother, Aurora, stood between her and the exit. Arms crossed. Chin raised. Her presence was calm, but her eyes were filled with determination.“I’m coming with you, dear,” Aurora said again, her voice was firm. “I can't let you go to the Balkans alone.”Lilian’s heart clenched. “Mom, no.” She stepped forward, lowering her voice, trying to be gentle. “You can’t come with me. You don’t understand how dangerous that place is. You better stay here for your safety."“I’m not that weak, Lilian,” Aurora snapped, her voice rising with passion. “I may not be as powerful as them but I’m your mother. And I have every right to stand by your side when you're walking into a fire.”“I just...
Lilian sat alone in a corner, her back pressed against the wall of her son’s bedroom. The room still smelled faintly of baby powder and warm milk, a scent that once brought her comfort—but now felt like a cruel reminder of what was missing.Her son.Her arms wrapped tightly around her knees as sobs wracked her body, sharp and unrelenting. Her cries were not just sounds—they were broken pieces of her heart spilling out, raw and aching. She leaned her head against the soft, stuffed elephant Liam always cuddled at night, its little ear damp with her tears.The silence in the room felt deafening. No sound of giggles. No tiny feet pattering across the floor. Just the chilling emptiness that screamed louder than anything else.Then—footsteps.Lilian flinched.The door creaked open with a suddenness that jolted her. Standing at the threshold was her mother, Aurora, her gray-streaked hair still tousled from sleep and her robe loosely tied around her waist. Her face, once calm with the softnes
A few days had passed since Morgan left for the Balkans, and though it was fine for her, she could not help but feel the emptiness of his absence. Lilian resumed her work at the office, making herself busy in attending meetings and other business concerns to distract herself from the lingering thoughts of him. She told herself she was fine, that she did not care about him, but a part of her couldn’t shake the feeling that something was different this time. At home, her mother, Aurora, took over most of the household responsibilities. She spent most of her time taking care of the flowers and plants in the backyard. By doing this, she could at least forget the life she had in the Balkans. When the afternoon rolled in, she would pick Liam up from school, holding his small hand as they walked home together. "Mom, where’s my Daddy?" Liam suddenly asked. "Do I have a Daddy?" Lilian froze, her hand tightening around the spoon she had been using to stir Liam’s soup. She wasn't expecting
Morgan watched as the two wolves disappeared into the night, his jaw clenched. He knew Argos wouldn’t stop until he was dead. His half brother was ruthless, and if he had sent assassins this far, it meant the situation in the Balkans was worse than he had thought. He needed to act quickly, but there was still one thing holding him back—Lilian.He turned towards her window, his heart pounding. He had seen the way she looked at him earlier, full of hesitation and pain. The bond between them still existed, no matter how much she tried to deny it. But he knew, he hurt her so much that it was hard to forgive him.Meanwhile, inside Lilian’s room, she sat on the edge of her bed, gripping the fabric of her nightgown tightly. She had seen everything. The fight, the way Morgan had spared those wolves, and the look in his eyes when he let them go. It had the look of a true Alpha. Despite everything, she couldn’t deny that a part of her still admired him. But admiration wasn’t enough. She had suf
Since Lilian's parents were occupied in business, they were out of the city again after meeting Aurora. "Mom, are you okay?" she asked. "I am not used to this kind of life, dear, but maybe someday I can adopt the lifestyle here," Aurora answered as she looked at the window. Lilian came closer to her and tapped her shoulder. "I know, Mom, it's hard for you, but this is the safest place outside the Balkans." Aurora inhaled deeply, her gaze drawn to the glittering tapestry of stars above. But then, a flicker of interest caught her eye—a movement next door."Alpha Morgan!" she spoke, her voice barely audible. Lilian's heart skipped a bit when she heard Morgan's name. Had she really seen him? If so, then Morgan had already arrived from the Balkans. She was certain he had gone there and was the one who rescued them again, the Gamma wolves. "What did you say, Mom?" she asked as she pulled away the window curtains. "I think I saw Alpha Morgan," Aurora muttered. "I am not mist
Lilian took a sigh of relief when she realized they were already outside the Balkans. She was certain the wolves would not go after them, so they were safe for now. However, her thoughts drifted toward Morgan. She was certain it was him, but how did he know she was in the Balkans? The question lingered in her mind. "Where are we going, dear?" Aurora asked. "To Silverstone, Mom. I want you to meet my adoptive parents, and of course Liam. I'm sure he’d be happy to see you," Lilian replied. "By the way, the one who helped us earlier was indeed a strong wolf. It reminded me of Alpha Morgan. But it could not be him. He went missing a year ago, and everyone in the pack believed that he was dead." Lilian was just silent while waiting for her mom to say something more. She could not tell her yet that Morgan was alive and his neighbor in Silverstone.“Do you still remember him, dear?” Her mother’s question took her by surprise. “No, Mom,” she lied, though she knew it wasn’t true. “It
Morgan finally decided to travel to the Balkans. He was certain that his dream was real. Lilian might be in danger, and he thought it would be better to trust his instinct this time. "Leaving at this hour, Aron?" Alice spoke from behind."Yes, I need to do something very important, but sorry, it's confidential," he responded while preparing things for his travel."Are you coming home right away?""I am not sure, Alice. Please take care of Jenny," he said, then walked towards the door.His mind was filled with nothing but Lilian. He wanted to reach the Balkans as quickly as possible, because any delay could put her in danger. He was hoping he would arrive in time to save her, because he couldn't forgive himself if anything bad happened to her.After a few hours of travel, he arrived in the Balkans. It had been a year since he had been there. He couldn't help but remember his life in the Blue Moon Pack. He wished he hadn't made that mistake with Lilian. Maybe he would still be the Alph
Lilian and Aurora were able to escape the packhouse, but they could not easily flee from the Balkans because the borders were heavily guarded by the Gamma guards. Getting through would be difficult, and they would likely be caught by members of the Blue Moon Pack. They had no choice but to stay in the dense forest for a while and wait for the right time to cross the borders. "I wish you hadn't come here, dear. It's better to remain a slave rather than putting your life in danger," Aurora said, her voice filled with concern. "What will happen if they catch us?" she sighed. "Mom, I'm not afraid of them," Lilian responded. "Argos and Samantha are not easy to deal with," Aurora took a deep breath. "Samantha orchestrated everything for you to be kicked out of the packhouse. She accused you of murdering her child, but the fact is, she wasn't pregnant at all. And the worst, she hired a fake talisman to give a false prophecy regarding the downfall of the Blue Moon Pack. She used your b
Morgan felt uneasy after telling Laura the truth. He was guilty, and at the same time he felt pity for the girl he considered his daughter. He couldn't even bring himself to tell her that he wasn't her real father.One morning, he drove Jenny to school, hoping to see Lilian again. He also wanted to see her child because he felt like Lilian's son was his own."Dad, thank you for driving me," Jenny said brightly, hugging him. Her genuine affection for him touched his heart. How could he ever tell her the truth? He asked at the back of his mind.He watched as Jenny entered the classroom, waving goodbye to him. A few moments later, a car pulled up at the school gate, and his eyes followed as someone stepped out. It was Lilian's son Liam, who happened to be Jenny's classmate. "Bye, Granny," Liam waved his hand to the middle-aged woman inside the car. Morgan assumed it was Lilian's adoptive mother in Silverstone.When the boy reached in his direction, he called his attention. "Hey, kid, ca