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She is the reason
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2026-07-31 21:19:21
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The Alpha’s forgotten daughter Trapped with the bully
Lyra’s POV “Darius Volkan. What do you want from me?” I asked, forcing myself to sound brave even though my heart was pounding against my chest. A dark chuckle escaped his lips. “You think I’ll just let you go after what you did to me?” His eyes burned with resentment. “You humiliated a big star like me in the presence of the King, the royal family, the teachers, and the entire academy.” His jaw tightened. “Do you have any idea what you’ve done? I lost my respect. I can no longer walk freely around this academy. Everywhere I go, people point at me. They whisper. They laugh. They mock me. They call me the boy who a wolfless girl defeated.” I swallowed nervously. “Darius, it wasn’t my fault.” His expression darkened even more. “It wasn’t my fault either!” he snapped. “It was only a match,” I said softly, trying to reason with him. “A game of win or lose. Someone had to lose, and someone had to win. I never intended to embarrass you. I’m… I’m sorry.” The apology only seemed t
The Alpha’s forgotten daughter The garden that knew my heart
Lyra’s POVThe academy bell echoed across the Silvermoon grounds, signaling the end of the day’s lectures. One after another, students poured out of their classrooms, laughing, chatting, and making plans for the rest of the afternoon.I watched them leave before picking up my cleaning basket. Being Prince Luca’s personal slave meant my day rarely ended when classes did. There was always something else to do.Today my assignment was to clean the royal garden. Not just any garden. This was the garden Prince Luca loved the most. I had heard the servants talk about it countless times. Back when he and Wendy were together, they often spent their evenings here. They would sit beneath the flowering trees, take walks along the stone paths, or simply enjoy the peaceful breeze.Now the garden had become quiet.I slowly walked through the entrance. Wild weeds had begun growing around the edges. Some flowers had dried from lack of proper care. A few vines had even wrapped themselves around the
The Alpha’s forgotten daughter The voice that wasn't Varney
Prince Luca’s POVSleep had become a luxury I could no longer afford.Ever since the Alvak leader had knelt before Lyra in the courtyard, ever since his words had settled into my chest like a stone I couldn’t shake loose, I found myself lying awake most nights, staring at the ceiling of my chambers while Varney stirred restlessly beneath my skin. My wolf had never been this unsettled before, not even during the worst of our battles, not even when death had come close enough to touch us both.It only grew worse whenever Lyra was near.I’d noticed it building for weeks now, ever since her wolf had first stirred to life, ever since that strange white flame had bloomed against her palm during training. Varney reacted to her presence with an intensity that went far beyond the usual pull between soulmates — something closer to reverence, if a wolf could be said to feel such a thing.That night, lying alone in the darkness, I finally decided I’d had enough of guessing.“Varney.” I reached i
The Alpha’s forgotten daughter She is the reason
Lyra’s pov I scrambled out of bed, pulling on whatever clothes were closest, my hands shaking as memories of their first visit flooded back the fear, the destruction, the way the entire academy had scrambled to defend itself against creatures most of us had only ever heard about in warnings from our elders.By the time I reached the courtyard, chaos had already taken hold. Wolves stood in defensive formations across the open ground, teeth bared, eyes glowing with readiness for a fight everyone assumed was inevitable. Selene barked orders near the front line, directing students toward safety while the more experienced fighters prepared to hold the perimeter.And there, standing at the edge of the courtyard as though he had simply strolled through the gates rather than breached heavily fortified walls, was the Alvak leader.He looked exactly as terrifying as I remembered from stories tall, imposing, radiating a kind of ancient, coiled power that made every wolf around him tense instinc
The Alpha’s forgotten daughter The mother of the white flame
Lyra’s POVThe academy library had always been my refuge,the one place in Silvermoon where I could disappear among the shelves and forget, even briefly, everything happening around me. After the white flame incident during training, I found myself drawn back there more than usual, searching for anything that might explain what had happened, what Nyra had refused to tell me, what that strange warmth spreading through my palm had actually meant.I’d spent hours combing through the restricted section, a privilege I’d only recently earned after Luca vouched for me with the head librarian. Most of what I found was useless outdated texts on wolf lineages, ceremonial records, nothing that so much as mentioned flame magic in relation to wolf abilities.Then, tucked behind a row of genealogy records nobody had touched in what looked like decades, I found a book with no title on its spine.The leather cover was cracked with age, and when I opened it, the pages felt brittle beneath my fingers, a
The Alpha’s forgotten daughter Ask your father the Alpha
Luca’s POVSomething had changed in Rowan, and I noticed it long before anyone else did.It wasn’t anything dramatic. Rowan hadn’t said or done anything that would draw attention from the rest of the pack. But I’d known him long enough, fought beside him long enough, to recognize the subtle shift in how he carried himself whenever Lyra was near. The way his jaw tightened whenever her name came up in conversation. The way his eyes followed her a beat longer than they used to, careful and guarded, like he was watching for something the rest of us couldn’t see.I told myself it was nothing at first. Rowan had always been protective of the people he cared about, and Lyra had earned his loyalty the same way she’d earned mine, slowly and without either of us fully realizing it was happening. But protectiveness didn’t explain the way he flinched every time Wendy’s name surfaced, or the way he’d started disappearing for hours at a time with no explanation, returning with a distracted, haunt
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