LOGINSerenity,I was supposed to feel a chill in my bones after seeing the Lycan Queen standing before me. Her black fur was something I had always admired after watching Levante in his Lycan form. It was gorgeous, sleek and powerful under the light. But those eyes were nothing like his. Levante’s Lycan, Dante, always looked at me with the gentlest gaze. Hers burned with open bloodthirst, as if every instinct urged her to end me in a single strike. “Shit. I knew Nadyra was a bad influence on you,” Lily muttered, forcing me to step back. Her voice carried a dry note of concern. “Why did you have to provoke her now? I am yet to enjoy my honeymoon with Levante. Also, I need to meet Dante too.” Lily, that forever introvert, began scolding both Nadyra and me without hesitation. “It is not her fault,” I answered quietly, tasting copper on my tongue. “I only said what I have always wanted to say to her face. She brought this on herself.” Nadyra merely yawned and remained silent, the sof
Serenity,Everyone became quiet the moment she declared she was my mother-in-law. Lunaria, who had been standing a short distance behind the others and carefully gathering those gift boxes piling up with the steady help of her personal aide, turned sharply toward us. She always stayed alert whenever the Lycan Queen would mention my name.“Serenity is not going anywhere. It is time for the couple to enjoy their time together. Stop causing trouble.” She snapped, loud enough to make everyone stop talking.The Lycan Queen’s expression darkened at once, the change so abrupt that the air in the room seemed to grow colder. Shadows deepened along the lines of her face. She rose from her seat with deliberate slowness, the heavy fabric of her gown whispering against the polished floor as she ignored Lunaria completely and fixed her unyielding gaze on me. Her eyes held a hard, assessing light, and the corner of her mouth twitched downward. “You know you cannot be a member of the royal family
Serenity,The warm morning light forced me to open my eyes. For a second I thought I was still in Martin's house, the familiar quiet of his guest room settling around me like an old habit. Out of habit I extended my arm on my left to search for my phone when my hand landed on something warm and soft. I opened my eyes properly. A blue pajama set rested beside me, neatly folded, still carrying the faint warmth of someone who had placed it there only moments ago. It smelled clean and lightly scented, like fresh laundry mixed with something that felt comforting. I slowly sat up, letting my brain finally catch up to the situation I was in. The moment the realization hit that I was married again and this time it was to Levante, my cheeks started burning. A deep flush tinted my face. The night before had been filled with quiet care rather than anything overwhelming, and the memory of his steady hands and the way he had looked at me still lingered in a soft, almost shy way. I thought my
Levante,Her hair smelled so good as she slept like a child. The tip of her nose and her cheeks were still faintly red. The crescent mark on her neck throbbed gently under the soft light, as if it still remembered the moment it had been placed there.Our marks were syncing with each other, recognizing one another in a way that felt deeper than simple recognition. It felt different now. As though my body belonged to her as much as hers belonged to me.I traced the edge of the mark with careful fingers, stroking the skin in slow, light circles. It felt dreamlike. She was within my reach now. Fully. Completely. She was mine until death itself could part us.I pulled her closer into my arms and pressed a quiet kiss to her forehead.I wondered if I had hurt her earlier. Dante had gone nearly wild the moment we marked her. The bond had roared through both of us like a storm that refused to be contained. It was the first time I had ever held a woman this way, the first time I had ever claime
Serenity,We were escorted to the Headquarters after the ritual. The building had been transformed. Soft lights glowed along every corridor, and fresh flowers lined the walls, turning the familiar structure into something quiet and ceremonial. On the fourth floor the space opened into a vast apartment that felt entirely its own. A private pool stretched along one side of the living area, its surface still and clear. A large modern kitchen stood ready in another corner. Beyond the glass doors a small garden waited, planted with the same rare moon flowers and pheromone roses I had once seen in Levante’s penthouse. Their scent drifted inward, familiar and strangely calming.I stood by the wide window and looked out over the territory. It spread farther than I had expected, quiet forests and distant lights under the night sky. This place would be my home now. The thought still felt unreal, as though I might wake and find myself somewhere else entirely.The soft click of the door closing
Serenity, After the meal the floor cleared for dancing. Couples began to move beneath the glowing crystal chandeliers. Levante was standing there with smile, waiting. This Man looked breathtaking when he smiled. It's pity that his smile was rare and exclusively available for me. Sunaya appeared at my side with a gentle smile and adjusted a stray pin in my hair before guiding me toward Levante once more. Levante walked toward me, hand extending with a small move. His eyes observed me further. “May I have this dance, my Luna?” My cheeks warmed. I placed my hand in his and let him draw me onto the polished floor. The first notes of a slow waltz filled the room. Levante’s free hand settled lightly at my waist, respectful yet steady. He guided me with careful steps, never rushing, always watching my face as if the rest of the guests had vanished. “I am nervous,” I whispered, looking up at him. “So am I,” he answered honestly. “I have waited for this day longer than I can
Serenity, As soon as Nolan left with his friends, barely moving on his feet, my Wolf howled in my head in pain. The crushing blow felt like a tidal wave hitting my chest, firing straight across my heart. My knees almost buckled underneath me. I grabbed the edge of the kitchen counter to steady my
Serenity, I had been bullied since I could remember the beginning of my life. I used to cry in my Dad's arms, asking why I had to be so heavy, so slow and so ugly. Why nobody ever acknowledged me as their friend, why I was always the one left out, always the one whispered about. But Dad used to
Serenity, "Are you alright?" Sunya, one of the Luna's personal servants, held out a candy toward me. "Here, take it before your blood sugar drops again." I nodded quietly before taking it, my fingers brushing against hers for a brief second, warm and steady. I unwrapped it and shoved it into my m
Serenity Redwolf, Twenty years ago, In a noble family, two daughters were born. One was the perfect definition of beauty; every strand of hair seemed blessed with a golden touch, her eyes were blue like the ocean, and her cries sounded like the melody of a new spring. Even the midwife could not







