Alpha Kael paced back and forth in the hotel room, his eyes fixed on the clock as the hours ticked by. He had been waiting for Aurora since sunset, his anticipation growing with each passing minute, but there was still no sign of her.
Kael's frustration mounted with every step, his mind racing with possibilities. Would she really not come? Why was she so mad at him? The thought sent a growl rising in his throat, but he suppressed it, refusing to give in to his wolfish instincts. As the darkness deepened, Kael realized he had no choice but to face the truth: Aurora was not coming. The rejection stung, and he felt a pang of disappointment. With a heavy sigh, Kael gathered his things and left the hotel, the night air offering little solace as he made his way back to the mansion. His mind raced with new strategies, determined to find another way around the situation. As the full moon rose high in the sky, Kael felt the familiar stirrings within him. His heart raced, his senses grew sharper, and his body began to shift. He embraced the transformation, letting the wolf take over. With a primal howl, Kael surrendered to the night, his paws pounding the earth as he ran wild and free. The forest was alive with the sounds of his pack, their voices echoing through the trees as they celebrated the full moon's magic. In this state, Kael was one with the wild, his spirit soaring as he chased the thrill of the hunt. The world was alive, and he was its master.As the full moon rose,, the pack's excitement grew. An ancient prophecy had long foretold the arrival of a mate for Alpha Kael, one who would bring balance and strength to the pack. The prophecy spoke of a woman with a heart full of love and a spirit wild enough to tame the alpha's own. As Kael ran with his pack, he felt an inexplicable pull, as if the prophecy was drawing him closer to its fulfillment. His thoughts drifted back to Valtira, and he wondered if she was the one destined to stand by his side. The prophecy's words echoed in his mind: "When the full moon shines bright, the heart of the pack shall be revealed, and the alpha's mate shall be the key to unlocking the pack's true potential." If the prophecy spoke of a Luna who would bring balance and strength to the pack, then it was undoubtedly Valtira. She had always been there for Kael, offering guidance and support through thick and thin. Her wisdom and loyalty were unmatched, and her presence had become the steady beat of the pack's heart. As Kael gazed up at the full moon, he realized that Aurora's absence was a sign. They were not meant to be. Valtira, on the other hand, had been by his side all along, silently supporting him through every battles and trials. A newfound appreciation and gratitude washed over Alpha Kael as he thought of Valtira. As the last rays of the full moon faded, Alpha Kael meticulously prepared a candlelight dinner in the grand hall. The soft glow of the candles cast a warm ambiance, and the savory aroma of roasted meats wafted through the air. He wanted this evening to be perfect, a night to make amends and start anew. As Valtira entered the hall, her eyes sparkled in the candlelight. Kael's heart skipped a beat as he rose from his seat. He took her hand, his fingers intertwining with hers, and led her to the dinner table. "Valtira, he said with a tone full of remorse as he locked eyes with her. from the bottom of my heart, I apologize for hurting you," Alpha Kael said, his voice filled with sincerity. "I was lost for a moment to what truly mattered, but I see now that you are the one who brings balance and strength to my life. You are my true mate." Valtira's face softened, her eyes shining with tears. "I love you, Kael. I always have and i always will, I really cannot imagine life without you." Kael's heart swelled with emotion as he placed his palms above Valtira's on the dinner table for comfort. "And I love you, Valtira. I promise to make things right and to ensure our wedding preparations proceed without any further obstacles. You deserve nothing but happiness and i'll try my best to give that to you. As they sat down to dinner, the candlelight casting a warm glow on their faces, Kael knew that this was just the beginning of their new chapter together. After dinner, Alpha Kael and Valtira shared a romantic dance and took a leisurely walk before heading home. Hand in hand, they walked into the living room, where Kael assembled his family members. With a determined look, he announced, "I have made my decision as Alpha, my heart belongs to Valtira and our union would be sealed in a couple of days and i hope i have all your blessings. No one will question my choice, for I am the Alpha, and I know what is best for my pack." Before anyone could respond or raise any objections, he walked with Valtira, and they ascended the stairs together, their hands still intertwined. The room fell silent, with all eyes fixed on the ascending couple. Kael's family members exchanged knowing glances, aware that their Alpha Kael's mind was made up. In no time, the wedding preparations were in full swing, and the big day was scheduled for just three days later. However, not everyone was celebrating. Alpha Kael's grandmother was heartbroken and felt betrayed by her family's support of the union. She some how grew fond of Aurora and had envisioned her as the perfect mate for Kael. The grandmother's grief was so profound that she refused to eat or speak to anyone, including her own family. She shut herself in her room, dismissing every attempt to persuade her to come out or even take a bite to eat. Her loved ones tried everything to coax her out, but she remained resolute, feeling as though her own family had turned against her. As the hours ticked by, the grandmother's health began to decline, and the family grew increasingly worried. They tried to reason with her, explaining that Kael's happiness was all that mattered, but she wouldn't budge. In her eyes, Kael was making a grave mistake.The once-peaceful household was now filled with tension and worry, as the family struggled to reconcile their love and loyalty to both Kael and his grandmother.The morning of the wedding day dawned bright and beautiful, with a warm sun shining down on the venue. Sophia woke up early, feeling a mix of excitement and nerves. She lay in bed for some time, taking a deep breath and savoring the moment. Today was the day she would marry the love of her life, Aiden. As she got out of bed, her friends and siblings were already bustling around, helping her get ready. They flitted about, steaming her dress, curling her hair, and adding the final touches to her makeup. Sophia's nerves began to dissipate as she was surrounded by the people she loved, all working together to make her feel like a Disney princess. Meanwhile, Aiden was preparing himself for the big day. He woke up early, feeling grateful for the love they shared and the journey that had brought them to this moment. He took a deep breath, thinking about the vows he would make to Sophia, and the promises he would make to love and cherish her for the rest of their lives. As the guests be
The weather and comfortable bed had conspired to rob Daphne of her early rising habits. She was later awakened by the enticing aroma of freshly baked pastries and the savory scent of breakfast wafting from the kitchen. As she slowly opened her eyes, she pulled back the curtains and noticed the sun had risen high in the sky. Rubbing the sleep from her face, she quickly got out of bed and made her way downstairs. "Good morning, sir," Daphne greeted hastily, her eyes widening as she collided with Allen in the kitchen. "I'm really sorry, sir. I don't usually sleep in this late. I don't know what happened today." She apologized profusely, feeling a bit flustered. Allen's smile softened as he turned around, his features captivating her attention. He wore a sleeveless shirt, showcasing his toned muscles, and an apron hung around his waist, adding a touch of rugged charm to his appearance. With one hand expertly holding the pan and the other wielding a spoon, he flipped the eggs with the
"Rise and shine, everybody!" Nancy's voice boomed down the hallway, followed by the sound of curtains opening and morning light spilling into each room. Groans and grumbles echoed from the other rooms. When Nancy reached Daphne's room, she yanked open the curtains, letting sunlight flood in. "Come on, Daphne, get up! You're going to be late!" Daphne buried her face in the pillow, mumbling incoherently. Nancy burst into Fiona's room, chirping, "Rise and shine, young lady!" Fiona's voice was husky with sleep as she replied, "I was so sure it was you making all that noise and disturbing my sleep. I was so sure it was you and couldn't have been anybody else. Get out of my room Nancy" She dragged her duvet over her face, trying to block out the light and continue sleeping. Nancy chuckled and swiftly pulled the duvet off Fiona's body, darting out of the room. Fiona groggily got out of bed and chased after her, grumbling under her breath. Both of them thundered downstairs, prompting the o
As Aiden arrived at the house, the girls' eyes widened with excitement. They squealed and ran to him, hugging him tightly. Aiden laughed and hugged them back, happy to see them so enthusiastic. Sophia smiled and welcomed Aiden warmly. "Good morning, Aiden. Come on in. Please, join us for breakfast?" Aiden nodded, taking a seat at the table. Sophia bustled around, serving him a plate of pancakes and fresh fruit. The girls chattered excitedly, asking Aiden about the gown fitting and what they could expect. After breakfast, Aiden thanked Sophia and the family, then took a seat in the living room while the girls got ready. Sophia and the others scurried around, gathering their things and preparing for the outing. As they finished up, Sophia turned to Aiden and smiled. "We're all set. Let's get going." Aiden stood up, his eyes locking onto Sophia's. "Sounds good. I'll get the car." With that, they were off, ready to take on the day and find the perfect gowns for the girls. As
Allen sat behind his desk, his expression unreadable. Daphne stood before him, a hint of apprehension in her voice. "Am I in trouble, sir?" she asked. Allen didn't respond. Instead, he turned his computer screen towards Daphne, gesturing for her to take a seat. His silence spoke volumes, and Daphne's unease grew as she lowered herself into the chair. Daphne sat in front of Allen's desk, her eyes scanning the cake designs on the screen. Allen stood up from his seat, his movements fluid and confident. He walked around the desk and stood behind Daphne, leaning forward slightly. "Let's take a closer look," he said, his voice low and professional. His proximity to Daphne was subtle, yet unmistakable. He was her boss, and he was asserting his authority in a gentle, yet firm manner. As they leaned in together, their heads bent over the screen, Daphne felt a flutter in her chest. She tried to focus on the cake designs, but she couldn't help being aware of Allen's presence behind her
The following morning, Sophia woke up early and started her day by cleaning and preparing food. She was extremely excited because it was her dress fitting day, and the wedding was just around the corner. Aiden, his mother, and grandmother were scheduled to pick her up, and she didn't want to keep them waiting. While the rest of the family were still in bed, Sophia quietly and quickly cleaned the house and made breakfast, careful not to wake her sisters and the kids. With the kids already on holiday, Sophia packed lunch and baked some cookies for Daphne before heading back to her room to shower and get ready. Meanwhile, the rest of the family began to stir, waking up one by one. Thanks to Sophia's early start, Daphne had a relatively stress-free morning. After waking up, she had a leisurely bath and got ready for work. Just as she was about to leave, she popped in to check on Sophia. The door was slightly ajar, allowing Daphne to see Sophia sitting on her bed, staring at her
The next morning, the sun shone brightly, casting a warm glow over the room. Aiden and Sophia, still snuggled on the couch, slowly stirred. Sophia shifted slightly, adjusting her position on Aiden's shoulder. As they rubbed the sleep from their eyes, they were suddenly met with five pairs of curious eyes. The girls and Sophia's sisters stood before them, their faces filled with amusement. The sleep cleared from Aiden and Sophia's eyes in an instant, replaced by surprise and a touch of embarrassment. "Should we get you a soft pillow?" Ava asked, her voice laced with sarcasm. "You look like you could use a little more sleep, Mummy. Or perhaps a nice breakfast in bed... or on the couch, since that's where you both practically slept?" Aiden and Sophia bowed their heads, exchanging a sheepish glance from the corner of their eyes. They struggled to hide their amused expressions as they faced the mock scolding from their two little daughters, Mia and Ava, who were barely five and six yea
Daphne's face burned with embarrassment as she swiftly grabbed her phone, avoiding eye contact. 'Hi,' she muttered, her voice barely audible, her head still bowed in mortification. She stepped out, her eyes fixed on the ground, unable to face them. No sooner had Daphne stepped out of sight, the guys pounced on Allen, their teasing remarks flying thick and fast. 'So, Allen's got a secret crush!' Eric exclaimed, a sly grin spreading across his face "wow......." 'Or maybe he's already got a girlfriend and didn't tell us!' Eddy chimed in, his eyes sparkling with mischief. Aiden joined the chorus, 'I was pretty sure that He was hiding something from us!' The teasing continued, with the trio relentless in their joking. Allen, exhausted from trying to fend off their jabs, finally collapsed onto his bed, his face buried in his pillow. But even that didn't stop the teasing. With a surge of frustration, he suddenly sprang up from the bed and ushered his friends out of his room, shutt
With the first light of dawn creeping over the horizon Daphne slowly stretched out on the bed, she sat up, rubbing the remnants of sleep from her eyes. With a gentle touch, she gathered her tangled hair into a messy bun, still oblivious to the pair of eyes watching her. Allen's gaze had been fixed on her, but it wasn't until he purposely dropped his coffee cup onto the table that Daphne became aware of his presence. The sudden sound made her heart skip a beat, and she turned to face him, her eyes widening in surprise. With a swift motion, she pulled the blanket up to her chest, her cheeks flushing with a mix of embarrassment and vulnerability. "Are you a pervert or what?" Daphne exclaimed, her voice laced with indignation after pulling the blanket up to her chest. "There's something called privacy, you know," she continued, her tone dripping with annoyance. "Did you even bother to knock? Who creeps into a girl's room at the crack of dawn and watches her sleep? Are you a freak or a