LOGINEvelyn Carter’s wolf awakened when she was eighteen. The Moon Goddess pointed her to Adrian Blackwood—the strongest Alpha of the most powerful wolf tribe. She thought it was a blessing from fate. But for six long years, she was a Luna no one cared about. Charlotte Whitmore, Adrian’s childhood friend, stayed by his side always. Evelyn’s son Ethan was taught to call that woman “Mom”. Not even on her birthday night did she get a single word of care from her mate. Evelyn broke her Mate Bond with Alpha Adrian. She left with nothing and vanished beyond Moonfall City’s borders. Five years later, a hit drama brought her back to Moonfall City. No one knew the truth about the abandoned former Luna. She’s a top screenwriter. She’s an awakened heir to the ancient Silver Wolf bloodline. She’s also the closed-door disciple of a medical legend. A four-year-old girl stays by her side. She has ash-blue eyes and soft golden-brown hair—just like the man Evelyn never wants to mention again. Alpha Adrian smelled that familiar, soul-stirring scent again in the elevator of Saint Aurelia Medical Center. It finally hit him: she wasn’t just throwing a fit. She really didn’t want him anymore. And why did this little girl—who called him “Uncle”—make his wolf roar wildly? Roar that they shared the same blood?
View MoreEvelyn's POVHolding Nora's hand, I stopped in my tracks. Looking at Charlotte blocking my path, I felt nothing but sheer amusement."Is there something else?"Charlotte took two steps toward me, her face sporting a tight smile. The sweet, gentle tone she used around Ethan was completely gone."Evelyn, I want to know what your plans are now that you're back in Lunaris City. Are you planning a permanent stay?"I casually brushed a stray lock of hair away from my face as the cold wind whipped past. "You know, I have a friend whose apartment sits right at the edge of her pack's territory. The hygiene there is pretty terrible. Flies and pests keep buzzing around, driving her absolutely crazy."A flash of malice crossed Charlotte's eyes, her patience wearing thin. "Evelyn, answer my question. What does your friend's trash problem have to do with me?""Exactly." I shrugged, my tone completely deadpan. "What does it have to do with you?"It took her a solid three seconds to realize I'd just
Evelyn's POVI looked over at Ethan, who was standing a few feet away, staring blankly up at a tree. I turned back to Nora. "Weren't you two just playing? What do you need, baby?"Nora grabbed my hand and yanked me forward, pointing at the branches above Ethan."Mommy, hurry! I found a green-bean tree!" she yelled, her eyes flashing like stars. "Let's pick them for dinner!"I stumbled a bit as she dragged me along, forcing myself to catch up."Sweetie, those aren't green beans," I said, kneeling down to look her in the eye. "That's a catawba tree. You can't eat the fruit."Nora's shoulders slumped instantly. Her lip pouted, her whole face scrunching up in disappointment. "We can't eat them?""No."She looked down, kicking at the fallen leaves. She looked utterly defeated from head to toe.I reached out to brush the hair from her forehead, shifting into teacher mode to explain the tree's medicinal uses instead. Nora was still too deep in her heartbreak over dinner to care, but to my su
Evelyn's POVAfter lunch, I decided to take Nora to the nearby park for a walk.I stopped by the guest room and knocked. "Nora and I are heading to the park. Do you want to come?"Even though I'd been buried in work all morning, my wolf had been keeping tabs on the boy.Ethan had kept himself locked away the entire time, only slipping out once to use the bathroom before ducking straight back inside.Nora had even sneaked him some chocolate and milk, thinking I hadn't noticed.I figured Ethan would throw a tantrum and refuse to go. But if he stayed, Nora couldn't go either—there was no way I was leaving a ten-year-old pup home alone.I was just about to tell Nora we'd wait until later when the guest room door swung open.Ethan stood there, already changed. "I'll go.""Alright. Get your shoes on."When he saw I wasn't going to lecture him, Ethan let out a small sigh of relief. Then his eyes clouded over again, lost in thought.Head down, he quietly put on his shoes and followed Nora and
Evelyn's POVMonday morning. Sunlight streamed through the floor-to-ceiling windows, throwing bright patches across the living room.I was sitting at my small desk, staring at an email from the screenwriters' guild. The cursor blinked at me on the blank document. Before I could even type a single word, I heard the bedroom door click open.Nora padded out, rubbing her eyes. Her golden hair was a messy bedhead, and her big blue-gray eyes were still foggy with sleep. barefoot on the hardwood floor, she whispered, "Mommy, do I have to go to the Academy today?"I spun my chair around and knelt to eye level. "Not to that school anymore, baby."She blinked, staring at me silently."Mommy isn't going to let what Sophie did happen again," I said, tucking a stray lock of hair behind her ear. "I'm going to find you a much better school.""Oh." Nora looked a little down. "I really liked the art teacher, though."Her art teacher really was a sweet, gentle person. I just hoped she wouldn't face any
Evelyn's POVThe apartment lock gave a quiet electronic beep.The entryway was dark, with only a soft, warm glow spilling from the kitchen. Harper was probably still up waiting for me.I kicked off my shoes and skipped the kitchen, heading straight for the end of the hallway.Nora's door was cracke
Evelyn's POVA passing server froze three steps away, staring at us with wide eyes. A couple stepping out of a nearby booth stopped dead, their eyes darting between me and Adrian before they took the hint and hurried away.Adrian turned back to look at me."Evelyn...""Don't say my name."My voice
Evelyn's POVIn a high-end booth in Lunaris City, Marcus Reed raised his glass to me, his face flushing with the kind of apology that only comes out after a few drinks."Evelyn, about the lead actress... I couldn't stop it. I'm sorry."I held my glass, my thumb tracing the condensation on the side.
Evelyn's POVI forced myself to walk away. Ethan was no longer the pup I could hold. That reality was like a needle—every time I touched it, I bled, but I'd finally learned to stop pressing down on the wound.Lila was waiting for me outside her design studio, gripping a tablet.I started to set my












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