INICIAR SESIÓNYour freedom is not yours to bargain with,” his deep voice growled as he closed the distance between us. My body trembled, helpless against the fear of what awaited me. His fingers traced my check with cruel tenderness, his breath warm against my skin as I leaned in. A shiver ran through me as his lips brushed my neck. "You're mine forever," he whispered. "That's all you shall ever be–a breeder." That one word shattered my world. I never wished this fate, least of all to him, the ruthless Lycan King who sees Omegas as nothing more than his sexual plaything. I wanted him to be my first, though love isn't for someone like me–a discarded Omega with no worth. Rejected by her Alpha mate, who chose her twin sister over her, Morwenna is sold to the Lycan King, Leofric Thaddeus, as his breeder. Heartbroken and filled with anger, she vowed to resist him, yet her body betrayed her, wanting the Lycan King's touch. But when her first mate returned, pleading for her forgiveness, Morwenna faced an impossible choice: the love she once dreamed of or the ruthless Lycan King who now claims her body. Perhaps even her heart.
Ver másLeofric’s POVFire licked across the chamber floor, yet I felt no heat. Only a cold hollowness pressed into me as the newborn—our newborn—was lifted from Morwenna’s trembling arms. The figure cloaked in shadow and white flame moved with terrifying calm, ignoring the chaos and blood that still clung to the battlefield.I wanted to strike, to summon steel or claw, to tear the child back. But something stronger than blade or rage coiled around me: destiny’s weight, crushing and absolute. My body refused to obey, as if some ancient law held me still.Morwenna’s scream pierced me, raw and breaking. She reached, her hands blistered from flame, and yet she clawed for the child as if nothing else existed. Her eyes—those defiant, storm-lit eyes—found mine. There was no plea. Only command. Do not let them take what is ours.And still, I stood frozen.The figure turned. Though faceless, I felt its gaze burning into me, ancient recognition, an intimacy that chilled deeper than death. The voice, w
Leofric’s POVFire surged in my veins as if the act of breathing alone might split me open. The cathedral walls groaned with every clash of steel and spell around me, but all my senses locked onto her. Morwenna stood at the altar’s broken edge, her skin pale as ashes, her hair tangled with streaks of blood. She had just given everything—half her soul—for this war, and even from across the chamber, I felt the hollow echo of that sacrifice.Her gaze cut through the chaos and landed on me. For a breath, I forgot the monsters, the Bone Seer, even the agony rippling through my reborn flesh. It was only her—this woman who had marked me once in rebellion, then again in desperate devotion.I strode forward, blade dripping black ichor, my body still adjusting to its second life. Each step was a rebellion against death itself. But I wasn’t free. I felt the Bone Seer’s curse tightening in my chest, binding me closer to the darkness clawing at the edges of my mind. She wanted me to break—to fall
Leofric’s POVBlood burned in my veins like liquid fire, the echo of Morwenna’s scream still ringing in my skull. The last thing I remembered before darkness clawed me under was her hand on mine, her voice cutting through the chaos, swearing she’d find me—even in death. Now I was here, standing in the shattered nave of the Bone Cathedral, facing monsters dragged from the filth of nightmares.The Bone Seer stood at the far end, her veil slick with blood, her frame trembling like a vessel barely containing the rot inside.She smiled, cruel and thin. “So the dead prince rises again. Will you fall a second time?”I wanted to tear her apart. My body pulsed with hunger, my strength rawer, sharper, almost feral. Yet when my gaze brushed Morwenna’s face across the battlefield—hair wild, blade dripping gore, eyes locked on me as though she’d breathed me back into existence—the fury twisted into something else.Obsession. Not just mine, hers too. I saw it in the tremor of her lip, in the reckle
Leofric POVBlood still pounded in my ears as I dragged in air like a drowning man. The Bone Seer’s creatures circled me—spined shadows stitched from marrow and hatred, their jaws clicking with hunger. Her laugh cut through the ringing in my skull, sharp and mocking. I had clawed my way back from death, from nothingness, only to face her the very moment my lungs remembered how to breathe.Fate never gave me mercy.Her eyes, two pits of bleached white flame, glared into me. “So the dead king rises. How long before you collapse under the weight of what you lost?”The words should have rattled me, but rage is steadier than grief. Rage is honest. I gripped my blade tighter, letting the fury burn through the ache still festering in my bones.The first monster lunged. My body moved before thought could catch it, instincts screaming awake. Steel sliced through brittle ribs, and the thing shattered into ash and bone-dust that stung my throat. Another beast snapped from behind, claws catching
Morwenna’s POVI woke with a jolt, sweat clinging to my skin, the metallic taste of blood sharp on my tongue. My chest heaved as if I had been running through war, not sleeping in my own chamber. The dream was still clinging to me—bones cracking under unseen hands, shadows whispering in voices not
Morwenna’s POVAs I stepped out onto the balcony, the moon hung above the fading city like a half-closed eye, and the cold air swirled across my face. Below, the streets shook with unrest—fires flickering like nervous fireflies, cries resonating with fear and anger. Each cry reached me, scratching
Morwenna’s POVChilled water fell from the arched ceiling, each droplet resonating in the stillness akin to a gradual tally toward something unavoidable. I focused on the girl in front of me—she was slightly older than Elira, but her eyes mirrored mine. The same storm-dark irises. The same curve of
Morwenna’s POVHeat and fear pressed against my chest as I held Elira close, feeling her tiny body trembling against me. The room around us shuddered with green flames that licked the walls and flickering silver light that danced across the broken stones. Every pulse of magic made my stomach twist






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