LOGINKaelith Veyre never imagined her quiet life in Ashwood could vanish overnight—or that a mysterious mark would pull her into the deadly world of the Moonveil Dominion Pack, entwining her fate with powers she cannot yet comprehend. To protect her nine-month-old unborn child, she enters a contract marriage with Aldric Vale Voxis, a man of influence, legacy, and secrets she has yet to unravel. But when Veylor Caith, her first love, returns, he awakens a passion Kaelith thought she had buried forever. Torn between the man she is bound to and the one she cannot forget, Kaelith must make impossible choices—each one threatening her heart, her child, and her very life.
View MoreElarie gasped as a sharp pain shot through her abdomen, jolting her awake. The dark room around her was still and silent. And the only sound was her ragged breathing as she clutched her stomach. It was the middle of the night. So it was far too late for anyone to be awake in the Newton household. But the pain was unbearable now. And she knew she couldn’t wait any longer.
Her eyes darted to the bag she had prepared for this exact moment. She had packed it days ago as she was anticipating the arrival of the one thing she had kept secret from everyone, especially her father. Grimacing, she swung her legs off the bed and forced herself to stand. She took deep breaths as she willed herself to move through the pain. Then she grabbed the bag and slipped out of her room, careful not to make any noise.
Each step down the hallway felt like a monumental task as she struggled to breathe through the pain. Reaching the front door, she hesitated only briefly before slipping outside.
She didn’t know that Stephanie was standing at her bedroom balcony, gazing down at the quiet street. She saw Elarie step out of the house. She noticed how stiff and hurried her movements were. She watched as her stepsister made her way down to the road. Stephanie's eyes narrowed in suspicion as she leaned forward slightly, catching sight of Elarie waving down a cab that had just pulled up to the curb. She couldn't hear what Elarie said to the driver. But something about the way she clutched her stomach made Stephanie’s heart skip a beat. Whatever Elarie was up to, it wasn’t just a midnight stroll.
Meanwhile, Elarie managed to get inside the cab.
“To the hospital, please,” she told the driver, sinking back into the seat.
As the car sped through the quiet streets, Elarie’s mind began to drift, replaying the events that had led her to this moment. She had been so careful to keep it all hidden. The night that had changed everything was supposed to be a fun one. A rare moment where she felt like she truly belonged. One of her classmates had invited her to a birthday party. And for the first time, she had allowed herself to relax. It was meant to be a happy occasion.
But after one drink, everything went wrong.
Her vision blurred. And her head spun. Then soon, darkness claimed her. When she woke the next morning, she was alone in a strange bed, naked under the sheets. She had no idea what had happened or who had been with her. But the reality became painfully clear when, weeks later, she discovered she was pregnant.
The pregnancy had thrown her life into turmoil. She couldn’t let anyone find out, especially her father. Alexander Newton was a strict and imposing man. And Elarie knew that if he ever learned the truth, he would never forgive her. At first, she considered ending it. Abortion seemed like the only way out. She had even made it to the clinic once. But when the moment came, she couldn’t go through with it.
Despite everything, she couldn’t bring herself to take the life growing inside her. Instead, she hid the pregnancy for months, wearing loose clothes and coming up with excuses to keep her father, stepmother, and stepsister from noticing. She avoided family dinners and school events, spending more and more time alone in her room.
But now, it was too late to hide anymore. Her time had come.
The cab pulled up to the hospital. Elarie clutched her stomach as another wave of pain hit. She paid the driver and hurried inside. After what felt like an eternity, she was admitted. And hours later, she gave birth to a healthy baby boy.
“Daniel…” she named him. The moment she held him in her arms, all the fear and doubt melted away. He was hers. And she loved him more than her life.
Exhausted, Elarie was taken to a ward to rest. She fell into a deep sleep, relieved that the hardest part was over. But when she woke up, the sight that greeted her filled her with dread.
“Dad!” The word escaped her lips in a gasp as her eyes widened in shock.
“Kaelith, that person you saw in your kitchen was not me. That is the truth.”Horris’s voice cut through the silence, sharp and serious, and my heart sank to my stomach.I stared at him, lips parted, thoughts tangling. If it really wasn’t him, then who had stood behind me in the kitchen, speaking with his voice and face?“If it really wasn’t you, then—” I started, but he raised a hand to stop me.“I honestly do not know who it was,” he said. “But if you can remember everything that person said, it might help us understand what is happening. And you should not have even considered what you tried to do. It was dangerous, reckless. You could have gotten yourself killed.”My gaze fell to the floor. My hands felt icy.“I… I’m sorry,” I whispered. “I thought you were hiding things from me. I thought you believed I couldn’t handle the truth.”“You think you can,” he said quietly, “but you cannot.”Kayla’s voice cut in, trembling and sharp. “I saw my life flash before my eyes. She would have
“I—I don’t know what you’re talking about. Please just let me go. I didn’t mean to spy on any conversation. I just wanted to know the truth,” I said, the words spilling out in panic.“Lies!” her voice rose, sharp and filled with disgust. “And I detest it.”Horris pinned my wrist to the wall, and before I could understand what was happening, my other hand followed without him touching it. My eyes widened as I watched my arm lift and press against the wall on its own, as if an unseen force had seized it.When I turned back to him, his eyes had turned completely white. They began to glow, brightening in a way that made my heart slam violently against my ribs. It felt like he was about to strike me—or worse. I shut my eyes tightly, bracing myself.Then Kayla’s voice cut through the air.“Horris?! No!”My eyes flew open. Both Horris and I turned toward the door to see Kayla standing there, her body trembling.Horris released me at once. I dropped to the ground like a chain had been snapped
A step forward brought me directly in front of Horris, close enough to feel the faint pull that always surrounded him.I didn’t know where to begin. My ability had always come naturally. I never forced it or pushed it. Thoughts usually brushed against my mind without permission, like whispers carried by the wind.But with Horris, there was nothing.From the moment I entered his room, there had been only silence. No stray thought, no emotional echo, nothing at all. It was as if a wall had been built inside his head, shielding him from me in a way I could not penetrate.That scared me.I stepped back, shaking my head, hoping I could shake the fear out of it. My foot nudged the side of his chair, but he did not move—not even a twitch. He didn’t even breathe loudly; it felt as if he were underwater.I began pacing the room, my thoughts spiraling.What if something went wrong? What if I ruined something for him—or for myself? What if I saw something I was never meant to see?My hands pre
I stayed awake all through the night, staring at the ceiling and replaying everything that had happened minutes ago. First, there was the old man in my dream, a presence I was still struggling to understand. Then Horris appeared in my kitchen and said things that made no sense and too much sense at the same time. What was really happening?I spent the entire night turning that question over in my head, again and again, until my thoughts began to blur. Somewhere between fear and exhaustion, I reached a conclusion. Horris had left when Iris interrupted us. He had not finished what he wanted to say. That meant I had to find him, and it had to be the first thing I did when morning came.My eyes shifted to the clock on the wall. I paused.“Huh?”I sat up, my heart jumping. “Where did all the time go? Six thirty already?”I rushed to the window and pulled the cotton curtain aside. Pale morning light spilled into the room. It was already day.Without wasting another second, I grabbed my slip












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