INICIAR SESIÓNGINA
The tattoo....it possessed a symbol of a royal bloodline, the kind only seen on the enemies of our pack. What…? I thought, staring at it. Then suddenly, the tattoo ignited with golden hues. “Your …tattoo” I whispered on seeing the faint glow. He didn't say anything, just stared at me for a while. Not just a mere gaze, it was hypnotic. It made my limbs go weak and my soul trembling in excitement. “You know me,” he said but it sounded more like a question. Knew him? I didn't know him. I had only come to know that he was from the enemy pack; a royalty to be precise. My body instantly felt like it was ignited. Hot. The heat from the glow caught onto my skin and wrapped me like it owned me. I felt it, the way my wolf almost clawed to the surface like it wanted to merge with his. “No,” I whispered softly, breaking off from him. I tumbled backwards but he caught me in one swift motion, wrapping me in his arms, “don't fight it” he whispered as he pulled me away from the crowd. “No” I whispered again, trying to break away from him but his hands were broad and firm. Never letting go. My face paled as the heat spread from my hand to my stomach twisting it cruelly. “Ah” I let out a muffled scream as I broke out in cold sweat. What is happening? I stared at this face only to find it calm. No panic. That was the worst. “You are mine” he whispered, his breath grazing my skin as I felt my consciousness fade. Darkness enveloped me. By the time I opened my eyes, it was morning. I was lying in bed. Clothes changed, cleaned and …alone. I flung up the bed, grabbed my phone from the side bed and twisted the door open. The bar’s dining area welcomed me. I was still in the bar ..and he was gone. My heart twisted..but why? “Hey have you heard? The alpha of silver crest park arrived yesterday to sign the peace treaty” one of the workers said as I passed by. “Does that mean there would be no more war between our packs? Great!” Another voice added, giggling with excitement. My hands wrapped around my phone as I paused looking at the two ladies talking non stop. I had never been interested in the pack’s business even as a Luna. Darius never let me. Worse still, a lot of people didn't recognise me as their Luna because I rarely appeared public. Even for pack events. But…. Here I was anyway listening to the ladies gossip about the silvercrest pack. My hands clenched at my side as memories of the previous night kept replaying in my head. My phone buzzed. Darius. A scowl appeared on my face but I answered the call. My sleeve slid down revealing a tattoo engraved on my arm. My breath caught in my throat. “Don't bother returning to the apartment I bought you,” his controlled voice boomed from the other end. “I already seized that too.” Darius said and my focus returned to the phone call. That was exactly where I was thinking of going. “You have no right, that is my property. It belongs to me, you can't take it away” I gritted out, trying not to raise my voice. A low chuckle filtered through making my blood boil in anger. “Did you even bother to read the divorce agreement? You gave it to me.” My face instantly paled. I had been too dazed and hurt to read anything in the divorce agreement..I only signed them. “And yes …Malia wants it. I'm thinking of letting you know before I give it to her” he added, intentionally to spike me. Worse case scenario–it worked. “You are…shameless ..so shameless. Don't you dare. It's my asset, I deserve it, I worked for it. You can't take it from me!” I barked no longer caring if everyone could hear me. Darius simply chuckled like my rants were comedic. “Fine. Come claim your asset if you can” he said and the connection disconnected. “Hello…hello..” I called desperately. “Bastard!” I cursed, staring at my phone with my forehead creased. I rushed out of the club not caring if I had abandoned my luggages or if I still had bills to clear. I just left. I hailed a cab. Didn't know how long it took to sit through the bumps on the way but I soon stood before Darius's mansion.. The anger I felt earlier extinguished. It was there but not as strong as when the call had ended. I wondered if I would see my son inside or if I would meet Malia entangled with Darius while flaunting my property being transferred to her. “Ma'am pay up” the cab driver said and that was when I realized that I actually had no money to pay him. I stared at him apologetically but his expression was rigid, he wasn't going to take excuses. I reached for my necklace, the only ornament I owned and handed it to him. He grabbed it without hesitation then drove off. My face fell, it was really the first and the only jewellery I owned. I breathed out and walked into the mansion. I saw bodyguards lined up at the entrance, it felt unusual but remembering how obsessed Darius was about Malia’s safety. I understood and also felt broken; he never treated me like this. I saw Darius dressed in royal blue sitting with a file before him with his legs elegantly crossed. I clenched my fist and stormed towards him . “Darius,” I said through gritted teeth. He glanced towards me, a dark light flashing across his face, “Alpha Darius” he corrected. “To hell with you. My house,” I demanded. He still had the frowned laced on his face but it slowly changed to something else …a smirk. “Oh, your property. I'd return it if you can actually escape him” he said and my expression tensed. “Him? Who? What are you saying?” “The peace treaty. He demanded a slave and being a generous Alpha, I thought you should do. Shouldn't you be thanking me?” He said with a brow raised, a smile still tugged at the edge of his lips. My face went ashen. Slave? Me? My knuckles went white as I slammed my hand on the desk, “you …how dare you?! Who do you think you are to dictate my life?” “Who am I?” He asked while pretending to think and said, “Your alpha”. I let out a light chuckle. More like a mocking one. “I won't be anyone's slave” “I know,” he said, then threw the file towards me. “That's why I signed it for you as your alpha and I also had his bodyguard wait to drag you away…” he said so casually like he was ordering pizza. He waved his hands and I heard multiple footsteps behind me. They were coming. I felt a hot liquid slide down my cheeks. “Why are you doing this?” “Oh that” he waved his hands, “I didn't just remember you. He specifically requested for you this morning, that's why.” He shrugged and my eyes widened. Wait! What?KEALThe morning I left for the groundbreaking ceremony, the world felt… steady.Not because things were perfect, far from it but because I had something anchoring me. Someone; Gina.I stood at the edge of our bed, watching her sleep. The soft rise and fall of her chest, the way her hand rested protectively over her stomach… over our child… It felt so surreal and soothing.Three weeks.That was all we had left.Three weeks before everything changed.She stirred slightly, her brows knitting as if she could feel my gaze. Slowly, her eyes fluttered open, meeting mine.“You’re staring,” she murmured, her voice still thick with sleep.I exhaled softly, a small smile pulling at my lips as I moved closer to her. “I was memorizing,” I replied.Her lips curved faintly. “Memorizing what?”“This,” I said quietly, brushing a strand of hair away from her face. “Us. Before our world gets even louder.”Her eyes softened, but there was something else there too, anticipation… and a hint of nervousness
GINA A week after the nursery reveal, the excitement still lingered in me like a soft, glowing warmth I couldn’t quite shake off.Every time I stepped into the room, every time my eyes fell on the carefully arranged crib, the delicate curtains, the tiny decorations we had chosen together, I felt it again.That quiet, overwhelming realization.I was going to have another baby.And somehow, even with everything else happening around us, that truth stood untouched.Pure.Certain.“Ma’am.”Layla’s voice broke through my thoughts that morning, pulling me back to the present.I looked up to find her standing by the door, arms folded, one brow raised in that familiar way of hers.“You’re not going to tell me you’re done preparing for that baby,” she said.I blinked at her, caught.“I…well… we already got most things.”She scoffed lightly and walked into the room. “Most is not all.”I couldn’t help the small smile that tugged at my lips.She wasn’t wrong.There were still a few things missin
DARIUS The council chamber felt colder than usual.Or maybe it was just me.I stood at the center of the semicircle, my hands clasped behind my back, my posture straight, controlled; at least on the outside. My gaze swept briefly across the elders seated before me, their faces lined with age, wisdom… and disappointment.That was the one I felt the most.Disappointment.It hung in the air, thick and suffocating.The chairman leaned forward slightly, his sharp eyes locking onto mine.“You went too far,” he said.His voice was calm, but it carried the weight of authority.I didn’t respond.I couldn’t.Not yet.“You are fortunate,” he continued, “that the warrior you attacked did not die.”A low murmur followed.Agreement.Judgment.I swallowed, my jaw tightening.That moment…It flashed in my mind before I could stop it.The rage.The loss of control.The look on the warrior’s face.I pushed it away quickly.“This council has received multiple reports,” another elder said, her tone firm
GINA And just like that, the tears came dribbling down my cheeks.For a moment… I couldn’t move.I stood there, right at the entrance of the canopy, my fingers still curled around Keal’s hand, my heart pounding so loudly I was sure everyone could hear it.Everything felt suspended.The laughter.The music.And then Debbie and Elder Miriam stepped forward.They didn’t rush.They didn’t need to.There was something intentional about the way they walked toward me like they were carrying the weight of this moment carefully, making sure I felt every bit of it.Debbie reached me first, her face glowing with excitement, her eyes scanning mine like she was searching for my reaction.When she found it, when she saw the tears already gathering, her smile softened.“Look at the most beautiful mommy-to-be in town,” she said, her voice warm and teasing all at once.Before I could even respond, she leaned in and kissed my cheek.The simple gesture shattered something inside me.A soft, shaky laugh
GINAI woke before the alarm.That alone felt like a small victory.For a few quiet seconds, I just lay there, staring at the ceiling, listening to the steady rhythm of my own breathing… and the softer, deeper rhythm beneath it.My hand moved instinctively to my belly.Six weeks more weeks to go.The thought came with a mix of excitement and something else I couldn’t quite name.Anticipation… maybe.Or the quiet awareness that everything was about to change.I exhaled slowly, pushing myself up into a sitting position. The room was still calm, wrapped in that soft, late-afternoon stillness that always followed a good rest.I had needed it.Jessica had insisted.“Elevate your legs. Rest more. You’re close now.”And for once… I listened.My legs felt lighter today, less swollen than usual, and I allowed myself a small smile as I swung them carefully over the side of the bed.Today wasn’t just about resting.There was a meeting.At the new site.The southeast part of the pack, the place w
THIRD PERSON The news spread before the sun fully set.It moved like wildfire through the pack; whispered at first, then spoken aloud in disbelief, and finally carried openly in fear.The Alpha attacked his own.By nightfall, there was no containing it.The injured warrior had been rushed to the healer’s quarters, his breathing uneven, his throat bruised where Darius’s hand had nearly crushed the life out of him. The healers worked tirelessly, moving with urgency that betrayed their calm expressions.“He’s losing too much air,” one of them muttered, pressing carefully along his chest.“Stabilize him,” another instructed. “Now.”Outside the room, the other warriors stood in tense silence, their earlier anger now replaced with something heavier.Uncertainty.Fear.One of them paced back and forth, running a hand through his hair. “I’ve never seen him like that,” he said under his breath.“He wasn’t like that,” another replied quickly. “That wasn’t normal.”“No Alpha does that,” a third
GINA No one spoke as we walked out of the Hall of Bloodlines.The heavy wooden doors closed behind us with a soft, final sound, sealing away the portraits, the artifacts, the weight of generations. The air outside felt cooler, fresher, but the silence between us was thick; full, not awkward. Keal
KEALHer plea was music to my ears. I intended to answer it with every fiber of my being. I pushed forward, sinking into her completely, until our hips met and I was buried to the hilt inside her warmth. A shared gasp filled the space between us. She was so tight, so impossibly soft and wet, still
KEALI woke up to silence.That soft, lived-in kind.Sunlight filtered through the curtains in warm streaks, landing across the empty side of the bed where Gina should have been. I stretched instinctively toward her, fingers brushing cool sheets. Two in the afternoon. I had slept like a man who had
KEAL The kiss I gave her was a promise, a prelude to something deeper than the playful game we’d just finished. I could feel the heat of her skin, the rapid flutter of her pulse beneath my lips as I trailed them down her neck. The scent of her arousal, sweet and musky, filled my senses, and a poss







