Ruby:Upon hearing those words, my head turned abruptly towards the entrance, where a man I had never seen before stood with an air of authority and confidence.His eyes were multicoloured, giving his gaze an intense, soul-piercing quality that made me feel as though he could read my very being.His aura was unlike anything I had ever encountered, yet he felt strangely familiar, as if I had known him all my life. It seemed crazy to even think that.His clothing was regal, but it was his bearing that truly set him apart. His slow movements exuded confidence and power, leaving no doubt that he held a position of immense influence.Could he be the chief spirit judge? It seemed unlikely, yet as my gaze swept across the whole room, the fear emanating from everyone confirmed my suspicion.The elders and everyone else in the room kept their heads bowed, their silence indicating the newcomer's high status. The guards who held me hesitated briefly before stepping back, releasing me from their
Ruby: The chief spirit judge stroked his chin thoughtfully, his expression contemplative."Your concerns are valid. It is wise to be cautious in matters such as these."His eyes scanned the room, examining each person in turn. When his gaze locked onto mine, I felt a rush of nervousness wash over me, my hands dampening with sweat. It felt as though he could see the doubts swirling in my mind."Let me prove myself. Please observe," he continued, drawing everyone's full attention.He rolled up his sleeve, revealing an intricate tattoo of a beautiful moon. The room filled with gasps as all eyes locked on the stunning design. I glanced at Lilith to see her reaction, but her expression remained skeptical, her eyes fixated on the markings.Just when I thought the demonstration was over, the chief spirit judge took a deep breath, his arms stretching wide. A powerful surge of energy burst from him, rippling through the room with an intensity that sent everyone flying from their chairs. Shriek
Ruby:Mrs. Smith took a moment to collect herself, clearly affected by Lilith's words. Her body quivered with anger, and her hands shook with fury."Lilith was like a daughter to me." Mrs. Smith's voice wavered. "She would often come to our home seeking comfort and guidance. But one day, she arrived dishevelled and bloodied. It was unlike anything I had ever seen, and I knew something was terribly wrong." Mrs. Smith swallowed hard as Lilith shifted uncomfortably, her face paling as she realised the gravity of what Mrs. Smith was about to reveal."I overheard her speaking to my husband as he tended to her wounds," Mrs. Smith revealed, her eyes fixed on Lilith. I could tell it was painful for her to speak, but she had no choice because they had both betrayed her first."While they believed I was busy cleaning, I overheard her speaking in hushed tones to my husband. She confessed to him that she had killed a doctor named Williams, who was trying to find Luna Ruby and expose the truth. Li
Ruby:My son's eyes softened as he looked down at me with his beautiful silver eyes filled with sadness, deepening the guilt clouding my soul. I couldn't believe I hadn't recognised this mysterious aspect of my son, even after being with him for seven years.Could I truly call myself his mother? I should have noticed all these signs, but I didn't because I didn't pay enough attention to him as I was too busy wallowing in my own misery."Mother, you've always been the best," he said, gently wiping the tears from my cheeks."It's me who doesn't deserve you. I should have listened to you." His words struck me, and the deep well of emotions I had tried to hide threatened to spill over. It wasn't his fault; I shouldn't have hidden details about his father in the first place.Despite the transformation of his body, I could still feel the essence of my son. I reached out and pulled him into a tight embrace, holding him close as if he could disappear despite the strangeness of his current fo
Ruby:"Ruby, I didn't mean anything I said earlier; trust me, please," Liam pleaded, and I raised my eyebrows in surprise at his words. "I promise I can be a better mate. I don't mind accepting this monster as my child, and we can also have more children together and be happy. I know I made mistakes, but I can change. I’ll be the husband you've always wanted. Please, just give me another chance."His voice cracked, and fear flickered in his eyes. Satisfaction filled my soul as I listened to him. After he finished, I paused for a moment,pretending to be convinced by his words."Okay, I forgive you.""Oh, Ruby, I knew you didn't have it in you to kill me anyway." Liam exhaled in relief, clearly thinking he had escaped the worst. A glimmer of hope sparked in his eyes, and he almost smiled."You are a good girl, so come free me out of this bag. This bastard son of yours took me by surprise in an unexpected fight and gave me some injuries. I would have to teach him some manners on how to
A week later.Damain:Watching Ruby waste away in her son's room was breaking my heart. She refused to eat or do anything, barely moving from the bed, clutching Alex's clothes to her chest as if they were all she had left of him. Her eyes were closed, and she seemed lost in her memories, inhaling his scent as if trying to hold onto him.It had been a week since we lost Alex, and I was growing increasingly worried about her. I thought giving her enough time to mourn would at least heal some of her wounds, but it was not working.Ruby's grandmother had sent me a message, saying that due to past experience, it would take weeks, months, or even years for her to heal. She urged me to be patient and wait by Ruby's side. She said she wished she could come and be with Ruby, but due to her old age, she couldn't walk around for long periods of time. I made a mental note to send my warriors to bring her back to my pack so that I could take care of her myself.It's the least I could do for Ruby's
Fifteen years later,Ruby:"Alex!" I screamed, my eyes scanning every corner of the house."Where are you?"My heart pounded in my chest as fear gripped me tightly, squeezing the air from my lungs."He couldn't have just disappeared," I muttered to myself, trying to push back the rising panic. Desperately, I continued to search, my mind filled with terrifying possibilities. What if something terrible had happened to him?No, he can't leave me again for the second time. Tears welled up in my eyes as I realised how much I missed him, even though I had seen him not too long ago. He was my everything and my reason for living. Of course, my two daughters, Abigail and Addison, were also my reasons to live, but Alex was different. He would always have a special place in my heart.I couldn't bear the thought of losing him.Suddenly, I felt a comforting presence behind me, and I instantly knew it was my grandmother."Ruby, don't tell me you are looking for him again. Take it easy on yourself,"
Ruby My wolf and body were drained and worn out from the profound effort of birthing our child.All this while, I had underestimated the pain of a child's birth, and I never knew it would be this agonizing. What made it all worse was the fact that I had to endure the pain alone without my mate, who was the only one that could ease my ache, but for some unknown reason he was yet to be seen.This was the most important day of our lives—the moment we had dreamt of since our childhood, yet he disappeared after receiving a call just the moment my water broke. How unlucky of me, but thankfully my bodyguard, Andrew, was kind enough to carry me in his arms, bringing me to the hospital.My ears perked up upon hearing the sound of the doctor's footsteps. Weariness met anticipation, and I lifted my gaze despite being exhausted and smiled warmly. I had endured twelve hours of labour, making my body crave sleep.Saying that I was beyond exhausted would be an understatement, and all I yearned for