เข้าสู่ระบบAakifahlynn clutched her aching chest with one hand as she held the papers in the other.
Her eyes were wide in shock, a shiver of dread ran down her spine, and her already strained state weakened as she read.
'The PEOPLE OF THE KINGDOM OF TAMMAN,' Aakifahlynn's eyes narrowed, and eyebrows deepened, "Jairus? What's this?" Her voice was barely audible, but she knew he would hear her with his wolf senses.
Aakifahlynn continued reading, but she did not like how he stood there lightly, leaning his butt on his desk observing, and each time she questioned, he gestured to her with a roll of his palm to keep going.
But it was not that she could not read and understand. It was just that she could not begin to fathom what brought this on. 'How? When? Why?'
This made her a bit anxious and uneasy; she continued, 'To All Who Shall See These, Presents.....DIVORCE GREETING'
'Know ye shall license and permission was given,' she could not continue reading. Aakifahlynn stared unblinking at her husband of five years and mate of eight years, desperately searching his eyes for the meaning of this.
Her eyes were full of confusion and uncertainty.
This must be a mistake, a cruel one, but a mistake nonetheless.
"It's divorce greetings, Aakifahlynn. What does it look like?" Jairus straightened his back, folded his arms, and looked down at his wife, mate, and Luna Queen, suddenly emitting a hint of agitation.
She stood a few feet from her husband, and his sizeable spacious study suddenly seemed to be closing in on her. All the elegant pieces of furniture were suddenly mocking her as the glare from the candlelit chandelier above cast eerie shadows on the wall surrounding them.
The stacked bookshelf behind her mate seemed to stretch suddenly and loomed over them.
While her husband's features and stance suddenly dripped with annoyance, like he wanted this to be over with, and hatred shot through the weakened bond, yet it was substantial enough to strangle her.
Aakifahlynn clutched at her throat as she struggled to get any air into her body that suddenly ached with the shock that ripped right through her, the papers falling from her hands.
Her heart rate picked up, "Jairus! Jai? This does not make sense. No, no, no, no, what happened? What was happening? What is going on?"
"I can't...I don't..." Aakifahlynn wanted to say she did not understand the meaning of this. However, words failed her terribly, and she was still in shock.
After a moment of silence that stretched thin, "Just sign on the dotted line. I have already signed. Let's be done with it." Jairus rose off the desk and spoke with aggression and hatred laced deep in his voice.
His face, that face, she did not recognize him.
Queen Luna Aakifahlynn wanted to cower before him but could not move. She was trapped in her fright by his sudden movements and aggression toward her.
And to top it off, she struggled immensely to think clearly or even reconcile what was going on given the night she had.
Her night of a romantic dinner for two in her favorite restaurant as they had toast about her getting better and returning to her people.
It was just the two of them at the restaurant first. Then they ventured to walk under the full moon at the park downtown. The drive through the towns and villages.
She couldn't utter a word as she stared at her husband with confused, hurt, narrowed eyes.
What she saw in his eyes and demeanor - her body shook, and she felt like a million pins and needles pricked her skin, and her heart cried out in pain.
'How could this be? Hatred? Did he hate her so vehemently?' Jairus took a deep breath, then exhaled, and another intense emotion shook her to her core, loathing.
It was strong enough to trample her small, frail, weakened body. She swayed but stayed upright.
Would the man she grew up with, her best friend, sneak her like this? And not be open and honest with her?
So then, was that what tonight was really about? To sweeten her up before he ripped her heart out and sent her on her way? Then why the crowd?
She could not believe her husband. This was not him? "Jai, this...this is not you." With a trembling voice, she whispered, gesturing to the fallen papers while desiring to reach out and touch him.
Have him wrap her in his arms and say this was a mistake. He had temporarily lost his mind. Though the bond was weak, it still worked just as fine.
This was not him. Aakifahlynn started to feed on that idea. That has it be it. It just has to.
Not after she came to him with this as a trusted partner, her mate, her best friend, and her husband. Then, at his suggestion, she researched and heard of the temple of rest.
There, she could rejuvenate and find solace, hoping to reignite her magic and reawaken her wolf. The monks there were expertly gifted in restoration.
However, one needs to be thoroughly cleansed and have a free and clear mind for this to succeed, hence the sabbatical.
Queen Luna Aakifahlynn wanted to be away from protecting and running a kingdom while she focused on her health, truly freeing her mind from the thoughts of the Kingdom's survival so she could concentrate on her own.
She needed isolation; why would he not let her do that? Or did he want to rid himself of the weak Queen Luna, not interested in her return to the Kingdom?
Quickly getting impatient, Jairus snatched the divorce papers off the floor where they had slipped from her fingers, shoved them in her face, and forcibly pushed her backward as he bellowed, "GET OUT NOW."
Queen Luna Aakifahlynn stumbled. She held her palm to her face, gently caressing the spot that sparked through the pain because of the slight graze of his finger. She whipped her neck toward him, but words failed her again.
She searched his once-loving eyes.
"LEAVE THIS PLACE," he growled, and at the sheer power in his voice, she stood unmoving, but it was not a command. However, the power he unleashed held her captive as her body shook violently, yet again under its strength.
Her frail bones started to ache more from within.
She stared at this stranger before her. Her eyebrows knitted as she observed him unable to form coherent words. He was huffing and puffing as if he was ready to blow her away literally.
His thick eyebrows pinched, and his gorgeous hazel eyes that she used to get lost in were blazing down at her with anger, hatred, loathing, and something else she could not quite put her fingertips on.
His defined jaw clenched as he gritted his teeth.
Her mouth opened and closed two more times, but nothing came out.
However, they were both interrupted when Taisiya Smithesenja sauntered into the room in a gorgeous cream-colored mermaid-style fitted gown.
Intricate and delicate, beading and lacing weaved through the front effortlessly, fitting her curves like a glove. Her long, flowing orange hair stood out in contrast to the dress.
Her luscious eyelashes batted as her mesmerizing emerald green eyes glinted with the excitement of the occasion, and Aakifahlynn stumbled as she recalled her husband's reaction in the vehicle.
He was vibrating with excitement. Aakifahlynn's eyes slid between the pair.
Oh, the betrayal was too much; she could not stand it. She wanted to scream, rant and rave at her husband.
What was SHE doing here? Aakifahlynn thought as Taisiya leisurely walked toward Jaimes.
Aakifahlynn scoffed when Taisiya captured his lips in a kiss right before her. Taisiya's neck craned to watch Aakifahlynn looking on repulsed while she claimed her husband and childhood friend. Her mate, for Goddess's sake.
They carried on in a manner as if they were starving for each other's touches and caresses. Aakifahlynn watched in horror and disgust as her heart shattered again into pieces, unable to look away as her husband's hands slid down to cup Taisiya's ample butt.
He squeezed and growled in pleasure as she moaned into the kiss while struggling to move in her restricted dress, almost reading to rip it off.
Who was this man?
However, she did not get time to think further because, after their make-out session, "What are you waiting on? I SAID GET OUT AND GET OUT NOW!"
Billionaire Alpha King Jairus Mathiasen growled menacingly, and he was in front of her instantly, leaving his mistress's side.
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They spoke softly of the day, of the joy in Aakifahlynn’s parents’ eyes, of Danica’s speech, of the mingling of races that had once stood divided. Each word was a promise, each touch a reminder that love had conquered shadow.Outside, the lanterns still floated across the night sky, carrying prayers of unity. Inside, beneath the veil of moonlight, Demarion and Aakifahlynn embraced the beginning of their forever, a wedding night not only of passion, but of peace, hope, and destiny fulfilled.The bridal chamber was a sanctuary of enchantment, prepared with reverence for the union of Emperor and Empress. Silken drapes of twilight blue cascaded from the ceiling, embroidered with silver threads that shimmered like moonlight. Garlands of roses and jasmine wound around carved pillars, their fragrance mingling with the faint glow of enchanted lanterns suspended above.The bed itself was a masterpiece, carved from ivory wood. The coverlets were woven from starlit silk, soft as whispers, dyed i
Her reply was soft yet resolute, “I vow to walk beside you, through joy and sorrow, through mortal breath and eternal memory. I vow never to make rash decisions…not even to chase the past,” she teased with a soft chuckle. He laughed with her, the sound carrying warmth, a shared promise that their love would always look forward, never backward.Aakifahlynn knew it was her own rash decision that had stolen from them the life they might have shared in the 1400s. And so she understood that this vow carried a weight beyond words. To him, it meant everything, just as the vow of his promise never to abandon her. Together, their promises were not merely spoken, they were the mending of centuries, the healing of wounds left by time itself.“Our love is the spell that binds worlds.”When they sealed their union, it was not the kiss that bound them, but the way their foreheads rested together afterward, breathing in the reality they had finally earned.Cheers erupted.Then, one by one, the race
They had waited for this day, prayed for it, and now their daughter stood on the threshold of destiny. No shadow of Jairus lingered here, only the promise of a union that would bind realms and hearts alike.Aakifahlynn herself was surrounded by her ladies-in-waiting, the air alive with laughter and whispers as they braid her hair and fuss over her.Each braid woven into her hair carried a blessing, each jewel fastened a symbol of protection. Aakifahlynn felt the weight of expectation, but also the lightness of love for Demarion.It was a love that seemed to take her by surprise, yet in truth, it had dwelt within her all along, a quiet flame she had refused to acknowledge, accused and denied until it blazed beyond concealment.Also the love for her people, for the future that awaited. She was content.Meanwhile, in another wing of the palace, Demarion prepared in solitude, his thoughts steady yet fierce. He had chosen to spend the night apart, but the morning brought him closer to the
The Empire was a buzz, delegations started to arrive from across the realms.Vampyres in flowing crimson robes, their eyes gleaming with restrained power. The Werewolves, proud and fierce, their loyalty evident in their solemn bows bustled in their carriages packed with gifts for the lovely couple and treats for their guests. The Daimphs, mysterious and graceful, were also pouring in, carrying gifts of enchanted relics.The Empire was home to the Ayacqueans, radiant and ethereal, their presence commanding reverence.The Palace grounds soon becomes a mosaic of diversity, a living testament to the peace Aakifahlynn envisioned. After the arrivals, a chosen few from each realm stepped forward, ready and willing to assist in any way they could. Their eagerness was palpable, a shared anticipation that shimmered in the air like enchantment.Aakifahlynn’s heart swelled as she watched them. Truly, it pleased her to see such unity, each race working side by side, their differences dissolving
Aakifahlynn felt the enormity of it keenly: to rule not only as sovereign but as partner, to balance duty with love. She would not be the woman who once followed Jairus blindly, her spirit tethered to another’s will. Already she sensed her own growth, the awakening of dreams that belonged to her alone. The memory of Jairus of late always stirred faint bitterness, a sickness at how she had once lived to please him. Yet she did not linger there. Her gaze always find Demarion, or she would think of him if he was not around. Because he was the man who had chosen her in every lifetime, not as shadow but as equal. With him, she realized she was free to dream, free to shape a future that was theirs together. Aakifahlynn whispered her vow into the candlelit air. She vowed that they would rule with fairness and justice, that their reign would be unmarred by the mistakes of the past. But more than that, she vowed their love would not be sacrificed upon the altar of power. They would not bec
Back in familiar surroundings, Taisiya, though feeling defeated and weak in her body and mind, was resolute in grappling with the weight of her responsibilities and the fear of failing again. This visit, while it did provide her with some much-needed support, also stirred a sense of impending confl
Jairus, the Alpha King, found himself in a precarious position. His aim was obstructed by a less-than-genuine statement from Viscount Everald Ferguson, a Vampyre with his own ambitions. The air sizzled with uncertainty as Jairus navigated this challenging terrain.Alpha King Jairus wanted to wait f
"What are you waiting on? I SAID GET OUT AND GET OUT NOW!" Billionaire Alpha King Jairus Mathiasen growled menacingly and was in front of her instantly, leaving his mistress's side.His sweet luscious lips that used to kiss her tears away or pepper kisses all over her body, having her skin erupt in
The Kingdom of Tamman 1805 Drawing nearer to the castle's stylish, expansive black iron gates, standing tall, strong, and domineering with intricate patterns. On the tall, sturdy post on either side stood a ferocious black wolf statue on its hind legs, snout pointing towards the sky. Queen Luna Aa







