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I DIED THE DAY I CHOSE HER

Author: Jenifer Carson
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-04 18:39:56

Lucian

The healer’s room was dim, the curtains drawn. The scent of burning sage lingered in the air, meant to calm nerves, but it only made my stomach turn. I lay there, stiff on the healer’s bed, staring at the cracked ceiling like it held answers. I’d heard whispers outside for hours—quiet, tense, heavy. Footsteps pacing. Voices that stopped every time I moved.

They were waiting.

The healer had told me that the elders. The enforcers. Even a few pack members were standing in a solemn line outside like this was a funeral.

Maybe it was.

I knew what came next.

My body ached—still too weak to shift, too raw to move without pain. My wolf… silent. Absent. And without him, I was no one.

The door creaked open.

I didn’t need to look. I know the voice.

Elder Damon.

He walked in slowly, the weight of age in his joints, but it wasn’t just that. He carried something heavier than time—guilt.

He stood at the foot of the bed for a moment before pulling the wooden stool closer and sitting down. His e
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  • THE LUNA'S FATE; A Cursed Omega's Rise    THE ESSENCE OF THE MARK

    CHAPTER 123SELENAThe uproar was too much. The sound was not a roar, but a tsunami, a unified wave of shock, excitement, and acceptance that physically pressed against my chest, stealing my breath. I couldn't see clearly; the crowd surged, a blur of motion and white teeth as packs of people descended into immediate, celebratory chaos. My mind, usually sharp, momentarily short-circuited under the unexpected weight of the declaration.A moment later, I was enveloped. A lot of people came around me, their joyous shouts inches from my ear, their hands reaching out to touch my arm, my shoulder, my hair—not in pity, but in veneration. Helena seized me, her hug so tight it was almost painful, her ecstatic laughter muffled against my neck. Jemimmah rushed towards me as well, her eyes shining with tears of vindication, and they all hugged me, their bodies forming a protective, loving shield around me. The shout from the crowd was too loud that I couldn’t even point out what was happening, the

  • THE LUNA'S FATE; A Cursed Omega's Rise    FROM AN OUTCAST TO THE THRONE

    SELENAFour days have passed since the truth was revealed, since the roar of the pack drowned out the Alpha’s lie, and since I got my lasting peace and freedom from the sufferings I've endured from the beginning. The manor, once a fortress of silent misery, now felt like a house that had finally exhaled a long-held breath, filled with the gentle, unfamiliar sounds of hope and healing. A quiet, profound certainty settled over my spirit: my parents will be happy in their graves now, their names cleared of the heinous crime Adrian had pinned upon them and me for two decades. The deepest wound, the loss of my only family, had begun its slow, miraculous closure. Helena has reconnected with me, her eyes, once hard and full of scorn, now holding a mirroring pain and a desperate, clinging affection, and we are happy now, rebuilding the shattered foundation of our sisterhood with shared tears and shared silence.The atmosphere in the Shadowfang territory was one of cautious, yet undeniable, tr

  • THE LUNA'S FATE; A Cursed Omega's Rise    THE BREAK OF TRUTH

    SELENAThe noise kept increasing, a deafening blend of shouts, metal, and sheer chaos. It was no longer the focused sound of a battle surge, but a widespread, panicked commotion. The hands that grabbed me were cold, aggressive, and leading me outside—not deeper into the prison, but toward the light and the roar. Every step sent a jolt of pain through my abdomen, but the primal fear that had gripped me was replaced by a cold, resigned curiosity. If this was my execution, I would face it standing.I was walked into the population of the pack members that gathered outside. The inner courtyard, usually reserved for ceremonies or training, was flooded with wolves, warriors of the community: the elderly, the younger workers, the matrons. They pressed against the outer perimeter, a gaping, silent mob staring at the bloody chaos around them, but their attention snapped to me the moment I emerged from the prison block. The two guards held me tightly, marching me through the narrow aisle they c

  • THE LUNA'S FATE; A Cursed Omega's Rise    SOUND OF DEFEAT

    LUCIAN The silence that fell upon the blood-soaked field was a lie. A thick, unsettling quiet that pressed down on the few remaining heartbeats, more agonizing than the scream of battle. Selena was gone. They had taken her, and every beat of my heart was a dull, heavy hammer blow against my ribs, driving home the crushing failure. There was no need to fight no more since Selena had been taken away. Every life lost now was a pointless sacrifice; the true objective was no longer here. The best thing to do now is to see how to get her out of this place.I told my warriors not to fight anymore, confirming the truce with a rasping shout. Their leader approached and we surrendered, dropping our shields, the metallic clatter echoing with defeat. They stopped too, their lines momentarily confused by their leader's command, but quickly falling into formation, their weapons still at the ready.I walked away with their leader to have a dialogue, the nameless, massive warrior whose eyes seemed t

  • THE LUNA'S FATE; A Cursed Omega's Rise    THE DREAM

    SELENAIt’s been three days since I was locked in here. Three days since the heavy iron door of this Shadowfang oubliette slammed shut, sealing me into a silence that was more terrifying than the din of the battle I had just left. The room was small, a brutal box of cold, damp stone designed for misery. There was no straw, only a thin, moth-eaten blanket that offered no warmth against the deep chill that seemed to radiate from the very heart of the earth.The first two days were a blur of nervous exhaustion and sheer, unyielding defiance, powered by the adrenaline of the failed escape and my confrontation with Adrian. But by the evening of the third day, the adrenaline had burned out, and the crushing reality of my physical state asserted itself. The pain started brutal and sharp last night, a deep, throbbing ache low in my abdomen that was agonizingly familiar to any expectant mother, but magnified by the terror and trauma of war. It was not a steady pain, but an internal cramping th

  • THE LUNA'S FATE; A Cursed Omega's Rise    THE UNVEILING OF THE SECRETS

    SELENAI recognized the stench of this place before the walls came into view—the distinct, stale scent of power mixed with old fear, the sharp, metallic tang of blood that defined the Shadowfang Alpha’s manor. My feet trod the same gravel path I had walked a thousand times as a frightened child, and every step was a painful memory. I remembered this place. I grew up here in pain and agony, and I remembered everything about this place, every shadow, every cold slab of stone. This was a place I left in sorrow, now I returned again, but the difference was profound. Now the will of the Moon Goddess must be done, and I was merely the vessel for that inevitable justice.My terror was gone, replaced by a cold, unwavering certainty. I wasn’t scared of anything, except for my baby, the tiny life I carried that was now—horrifyingly—a hostage in this dark drama. I walked willingly, my legs moving without need of prodding or force, I didn't wait to be forced to go inside because I already knew wh

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