LOGINI didn’t have it all. I wasn’t well-loved. I had a weak wolf. But I had him—my fated mate, the man I loved with my life. Ryan Crest was like the air I breathed. And then, on my twentieth birthday, everything came crashing down. He drugged me. Delivered me to a room. And by morning, he rained accusations on my head. I was rejected, betrayed, flogged, and thrown out—no trial, no justice, not even when the truth stared everyone in the face. My sister took my place. Pregnant with his heir. A scheme well planned. But from the ashes rose a cold Alpha—masked, dangerous, yet fiercely protective. With him, I carried a child of my own. And for the first time since my fall, I was certain of one thing: I would live. Protected. And maybe… loved.
View MoreThird PersonAn urgent council meeting was called, and within an hour, all members of the alpha's council gathered in the council hall, except the alpha, who was not there.Prime Minister Caswell slammed the scroll on the table. The hall ached with silence, so much so that the sound of a fallen leaf would have been heard.“Kael Veyron has lost his mind,” he roared. “You all tell me where a man sits and decides the fate of a pack without consulting the elders… or the ministers of his council?”Prime Minister Caswell growled, veins popping from his forehead. This wasn’t the Kael he raised. This wasn’t the little boy who inched closer to him, the one who asked his opinion on every decision and awaited his congratulations after every conquest, or little Kael, who listened and worshipped at his feet for approval.The man now was only a shell of the one he had raised.Prime Minister Caswell’s hands trembled. Where had he gone wrong?He had stopped trying to kill Kael for the longest time be
Third PersonThe invitation wasn’t only sent to Alphas and Lunas of other packs but also to prominent figures like the White Witches of Panoma, the Warlocks of the Grassland, the Crown Prince of Oman (Vampire Clan), and the ever-wicked and pristine Black Witches of Cave Blood. Aside from them, nobles, high-ranking elders, and ministers were also invited, and, as expected, one of them arrived at the prime minister's mansion.Yella was now feeling much better. The herbs Helene had prescribed were doing a great deal in numbing the constant aching of her bones and weakness, but it wasn’t just that. She had warned her mother as she had years back.Helene pulled Mrs. Caswell to the side.“Mixing these two kinds of medication will only harm her in the long run,” she said.Mrs. Caswell didn’t need much context.“Her father wouldn’t let me decide. For the past five years, we’ve used the foreign medication, but right now she has grown, and as her body evolves, so does the sickness.”Helene pinc
Third PersonThings had loosened up a little within the Caswell mansion, and by morning, Yella was responding positively to the herbs Helene prescribed.In Luna’s residence, Liora was lying on the couch within the living area, reading one of the books she had borrowed from Kael’s archive. It was a little journal on pregnancy, the difficulties, body changes, and things to watch out for.Suddenly Bianca rushed in like someone being pursued by a mad dog.“Luna! ” she called hastily.Liora looked up from the book, her eyes calm as the morning dew.“What happened? ” she asked, trying to sit up.Bianca stretched out a scroll with the Alpha’s crest stamped on it.“It came from the Alpha. Beta Varik just dropped it.”Liora took the scroll.“Why didn’t he come up? We could have handed him some snacks to take back with him.”Bianca almost laughed.“The Alpha doesn’t eat snacks, and Varik has a bad tooth,” she said, then leaned in and whispered, “Don’t tell him I told you.”Liora shook her head,
Third PersonWhen Kael was certain the car had gone a good distance, he turned to leave. Just then, a carriage pulled over. At first, it didn’t catch his attention. Carriages came and went with ministers and elders carrying out different activities; even servants came and went. But this one bore the Prime Minister’s crest.From inside, Mina rushed out, running up to the Alpha, breathless. But Kael didn’t wait for her; he turned and walked inside as if he hadn’t noticed she was coming after him.The guards quickly stopped Mina at the front.“Alpha...” she cried.“Who are you to yell for the Alpha, peasant?” a patrol guard hissed.Mina lowered her gaze. “I am sorry, but my lady is...”“Save your excuses. Respect before complaint.”Mina pressed her lips together, bit back her words, bowed, and nodded.“I am sorry,” she murmured, tears gathering in her eyes.“Better,” the guard snorted.“Please, can I see the alpha? I swear it’s urgent. It’s a matter of life and death,” Mina begged, almos






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