Liah, the heir of the Silvermoon pack, returns after the death of her parents. The culprits? The Lycan Princes of Crimson-the ruthless twins bound by a curse to share just one mate. Disguised as a lowly hybrid maid, Liah infiltrates their kingdom ready to have her revenge on them, her plans for revenge was put on hold after she found out they're her fated mates. “whether you like it or not you, remain our mate, now sign the fucking contract maid.” Now, Liah is in between her plans for vengeance, desires and her throne… will she kill her mates or rule beside them?
View More“Ahhh…hmmm” Liah moaned from the double shot of pleasure,she was bent on all fours. Rael's dick in her mouth while Kael's dick was thrusting into her pussy. Kael's left hand was wrapped around her neck while his right was gently caressing her butts. Rael on the other hand fucked Liah's mouth while his hands played with her c-cupped breasts.
Rael tucked the hair covering her face behind her ear and buried his fingers in her black hair. “I'm Cumming.” Kael said from behind. “Hmmm.” Liah moaned again. It seemed she was also going to cum,and so was Rael.The kind of pleasure she received was unlike any other. It was completely unexplainable.
It was intense,my frail body could hardly handle it.
I was a hybrid maid, trying to seek revenge for my parents death.
They're lycans princes who I despised so much.
~~~ Flash Back To When It All Started ~~~
Three years back
“Liah!” My mother’s voice echoed behind me, panicked and breathless. I knew she was chasing me, but she wouldn’t reach me in time.
My father-king Thor-sat tall on his throne, having a conversation with two wolf shifters of two neighboring packs. Lawrence, son of Ryker of Teris Pack, and George, son of Victor of claw-shot Pack. They were both my supposed suitors. But I won’t let them have their way.
The very thought made my stomach churn.
“I won’t be marrying any of you!” I shouted, my voice cracking through the throne room.
Gasps rippled through the chamber. The guards stiffened. My mother reached the entrance just as I finished, her hand clutching her chest like she’d just been stabbed.
“Liah!” Father stood up abruptly. “What are you doing? You’re not supposed to be here. Leave at once!”
“No!” I shouted, my voice became louder. “Sorry to disobey you, your highness,” I added.
Lawrence and George both rose to their feet, their faces tight.
“Your highness,” Lawrence said coldly, “you said she was obedient and willing. Quite aware of the unity this marriage was meant to form.”
George scoffed. “This isn’t the girl you described.”
“Oh please,” I spat, facing them fully. “You power-hungry wolf shifters think I’m a pawn? That I’ll play nicely and wear a pretty dress while you pass me around like some treaty?”
“Liah!” My father snapped. The sharpness in his voice felt like a slap.
But I didn’t back down, because I wasn’t done yet.
“This marriage alliance is over,” I said, my voice low, yet deadly. “Leave. Now.”
The two men hesitated, but the fury on their faces gave way to humiliation. George growled beneath his breath. “You’ll be hearing from our fathers, king Thor. I can’t believe this.”
Lawrence said nothing, just shot me a look full of disdain before they both stormed past my mother out of the chamber.
For a moment, the room was silent. Then…
**
“How dare you!” My father roared, his voice like thunder. “This is the height of disgrace! You’re a princess, for god sake!”
“I never asked to be!” I snapped.
“I’m tired of your rebellion, your outburst, your defiance!” He pointed at my mother. “And you! Queen Rachel, this is your doing. I told you, you were spoiling her too much, now look what Liah has turned too.”
My mother flinched as if struck by lightning.
My chest tightened with rage and hurt. “If you need an heir to be queen so badly, why not give the crown to Rory? She’s always been the perfect little princess. Make her your heir!”
“Liah-“ mother’s voice wavered.
“I don’t want to be a part of this!” I screamed, my voice raw. “And I certainly don’t want to be queen!”
My father’s face darkened. His eyes burned with fury, and before I could brace myself, he raised his hand.
And I flinched backward trying to hide my face, my mother gasped. “Thor, don’t-”
I stared at him-unbothered of what’s yet to come. I didn’t think it’ll have to come to this father,
I ripped the circlet from my head-the polished silver still warm from my skin-and I threw it on the marble floor. It clattered loudly, spinning at the feet of my father and mother.
The sound echoed.
“I am tired!” I screamed, my voice shaking with fury. “Tired of your rules. ‘Liah, do this.’ ‘Liah, act like this.’ ‘You’re of royalty, you must marry this one or that one.’ I’m done pretending like I'm ok!”
My chest heavy. And their stunned faces only increased the anger boiling inside of me.
“You all forgot one thing,” I continued, my voice low but filled with pain. “I’m a wolf shifter, not some fragile puppet on a throne. I have the right to choose who I want. My mate could be out there! I could find him tomorrow-or today!”
My father’s face turned furious. My mother took a step closer pleading silently with her eyes.
“We’re clearly not on the same page,” I said, glaring at them both. “So I denounce myself as heir. As princess of silvermoon. I want nothing to do with this kingdom anymore.”
I, Princess Liah Patrick, denounce myself as the heir, your daughter and pack member of silvermoon pack and I cut all links to you all.
And I turned my back on them.
“No!” My mother’s screams echoed through the hall like a shattered glass. “Liah, please!”
I didn’t even look back.
“Goodbye, father,” I said coldly, then ran. My heels clamping on the cold floor, the walls of the palace blurring around me.
“Don’t just stand there like fools!” My father screamed behind me while holding his chest. “Don’t let her get away! Drag her if you must!”
I heard the guards run after me.
My mother collapsed onto the floor, her voice breaking apart behind me. “Please, Liah… don’t do this… this is your home, where will you go?” Her sobs broke my heart, but I couldn’t stop. Not now.
My lungs burned as I sprinted through the castle hallways, pushing past startled servants, trying hard to pass through tight corridors I once memorized as a child. I reached the back exit-
Freedom. I said to myself.
The cool air brushed my skin as I ran out of the palace, my heart pounding like a drum. I didn’t stop running even when I heard boots behind me. The palace lights faded in the distance and my body screamed in protest from exhaustion.
I was on the run now.
“I can’t take their controls anymore,” I whispered between my ragging breaths as I darted through the woods beyond the gates. “If I have to be rebellious to find my happiness… then so be it.
“I’m sorry, mother,” I whispered into the dark, slowing down now that I was losing my father’s guards. “But I have to do this. No one knows the emotional weight I’ve been carrying. The pressure to smile, to act like a queen and princess, to act perfect-to be the flawless daughter, the noble leader and the queen they do dream of… I just can’t do it anymore.”
Tears slid down my cheeks. As I heard the howls of pack members, they must have felt it too. The bond I broke, ugh!
Then I remembered my uncle’s voice which echoed in my mind. “You do have a choice, Liah. They’ll never admit it, but you do. Don’t let yourself be confined by your parents.”
He was right.
“They have Rory,” I said quietly, wiping my tears with trembling fingers. She’s strong and submissive. She’ll take my place.
Where are you? We must leave now. He mindlinked me.
I looked at silvermoon castle one more time, with teary eyes. Goodbye father, good bye mother… Those were my last words at my kingdom.
Liah’s POVTwo days.That’s how long I’d been rotting in this cell. Two days without food, without water. My throat burned raw, my stomach twisted in on itself, and every breath felt like it scraped my ribs.But the worst part wasn’t the hunger. It was knowing Aurora had won.I lay curled on the bench, lips cracked, tongue thick. My hands shook as I pushed myself upright. The air stank of rust and damp stone. My head swam from the emptiness clawing inside me.When the door creaked open earlier, I’d begged. “Please. Just water.” My voice had come out hoarse, pathetic. The guard hadn’t even looked at me. He’d dropped the plate just outside the bars, far enough that I couldn’t reach it, then locked the door and walked away.That plate was still there. The bread stale, crawling with ants. A reminder. A taunt.Aurora’s laughter still rang in my ears. Her voice, sweet and poisonous, telling them I was jealous, that I was nothing. And they’d believed her. At least enough to put me here.I c
"Hold on a second," Rael spoke and the guards paused."You just found out it was missing an hour ago. That's a really big search for one necklace. Are you sure you didn't just lose it somewhere?"For a second, I felt a flicker of hope. He was being logical.But Aurora was ready. Her face instantly looked hurt. She turned to the Queen, her eyes filling with fake tears. “Do you hear this, Mom? He's taking her side. My dad's necklace is gone and he's acting like I'm the one causing problems." She let a tear fall. "I was just so upset. I wasn't thinking straight."Rael, who had been quiet, finally spoke up. "Hey, no one's saying you're wrong to be upset. We're just saying maybe we should slow down. Make sure we have the whole story.""Slow down?" Aurora's voice broke with a sob. She held up the necklace. "It was in her bag, Rael! How much more of a story do you need? Are you defending her now?"She looked at the Queen, playing the perfect victim. "I just wanted my family's things to be s
Rael’s POVI couldn't stay in my room. Pacing didn't help. Every time I closed my eyes, I saw Marin's face when they dragged her away. That look in her eyes - not guilt, but shock. Like someone had punched her in the gut.My wolf was restless. Pacing inside me like it wanted out. This wasn't normal. She was just a thief. A hybrid. So why did my chest feel so tight?I needed to talk to Mom. Maybe she could make sense of this feeling. I headed toward her rooms, my footsteps loud in the quiet hallway.That's when I heard it. Aurora's voice from around the corner."Don't worry, it's handled," she was saying. Her voice was different. Cold. Confident. "Of course she's locked up. Nobody questions my word against a servant's."I stopped walking. Pressed myself against the wall.A quiet laugh. "Yes, I set her up. Planted the necklace myself. She was getting too close to them. This was the only way to get rid of the problem for good, and it worked perfectly, oh well it was just a little white l
Aurora's POV“You called for us, Your Highness,” Maris whispered.I didn’t rise. Silence stretched, and I watched them shrink in real time, like flowers caught in frost. Finally, I said, calm but firm.“Yes. I did.”I let my gaze settle on them, sharp and deliberate. “What are your names?”“Tess, Your Highness.” The small one squeaked it out, her heartbeat rattling against her ribs.“Maris, Your Highness,” the other said, braver or simply hungrier.I allowed a smile. “Good. Now I’ve heard it from your own mouths. So I’ll know exactly who to blame if either of you disappoint me.”Their fingers twisted white in their skirts, heads lowering further.“You two,” I went on, voice smooth, “seem close to Marin, don’t you?”They flinched. Tess whispered first, “Y..yes, my queen.”“Don’t be scared,” I said lightly. “Tell me, what do you know about her?”Tess’s eyes darted to Maris, a silent plea. The girl was screaming without making a sound. “Why, Your Highness? Is she… in trouble?”I snapped
Liah’s POVThe dagger slipped. It flew through the air, straight toward my face.I didn’t think, I just moved.My hand shot out.Snap.I caught it. The handle stung my palm. The sound was loud in the sudden silence.No one made a sound. Everyone froze.I stood still, holding the dagger. I knew it looked wrong. I’d caught it too well, like someone trained to fight.I looked up.Rael was stopped halfway to me, arm still out. He had been trying to block the dagger for me.He was breathing hard, staring at the blade in my hand. He looked shocked.Stupid, I thought.I jerked back my hand as if the steel had burned me and dropped the dagger. It clattered loudly on the stone.“S..sorry!” I said, my voice high and scared. “It was an accident! I just got scared!”But it was too late.The crowd began to growl softly. I saw their eyes glowing. They were suspicious.Rael stood up straight, watching me closely. He wasn’t angry anymore, he was studying me.Then Aurora spoke. Her voice was sweet but
I groaned as my eyes cracked open, morning light stabbing through the small window. My head felt heavy, my chest heavier.“Ugh… I knew the plan with Jace was a mistake,” I whispered to myself, voice rough from sleep. “Now my friends hates me. How am I supposed to stay sane in this cursed palace?”I dragged myself out of bed, dressed, and gathered the pile of linens for duty. Every step down the corridor made my chest tighter, dread curling in my stomach.Tessa was in the laundry room bent over the table, sorting piles of uniforms. She didn’t even glance at me.My throat burned. I couldn’t stand it anymore.“Tessa,” I said softly, setting the stack down. “About yesterday… it wasn’t what it looked like with Jace.”Her shoulders stiffened, but she didn’t turn. The sheet in her hands slipped, falling back into the water with a wet slap.“I didn’t mean for you to get hurt,” I tried again, setting the basket down. “Jace was just helping me. That’s all.”Still nothing. My stomach twisted.I
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