Oscar sat alone in the bustling dinning hall, sipping his Cinnamon tea and trying to focus on his book of spells. The aroma of freshly roasted beef filled the air, but his thoughts were elsewhere. His gaze kept drifting to the enchanting figure sitting at a corner table. Aria, with her flowing auburn hair and captivating emerald eyes, seemed to possess a delicate beauty that left Oscar mesmerized.Ever since came in contact with her, Oscar had been unable to shake off the desire to get to know Aria better. He found himself stealing glances whenever he could, hoping she wouldn't notice. Finally, after weeks of internal debates and a surge of courage, he resolved to become friends with her.Gathering his nerves, Oscar stood up and walked over to Aria's table. He cleared his throat and sparked a conversation, stumbling slightly over his words. Surprisingly, Aria responded warmly, a shy smile gracing her lips. As they started talking, Oscar discovered a gentle, kind-hearted soul beneath
The sun dipped below the horizon, casting a golden glow over the northern pack of the lycan werewolves. Dax, the charismatic and strong-willed Alpha, surveyed his territory with a mix of pride and restlessness. He was a natural-born leader, devoted to his pack and their well-being. However, there was an emptiness that lingered within him, an ache that only one person could heal.Oscarwatched as Dax's gaze lingered on Aria, the woman who had stolen his heart long ago. Aria, recovering from a traumatic shock, had found solace within the pack, but her love for Dax remained fragile and uncertain.Oscar, his dark eyes fixed on Aria's beauty, yearned to be more than a friend to her. He admired her resilience and the fire that still burned within her despite the pain she had endured. He longed to ease her burden, to be the one she turned to in times of need.As days turned into weeks, Oscar had successfully turned Aria to his side. Slowly, an unbidden spark began to ignite within Aria's hea
Aria's heart pounded in her chest as Blaire's return sent shockwaves through the pack. The memories of the past surged forward, threatening to unravel the fragile thread of her newfound connection with Dax. Blaire's presence ignited a whirlwind of emotions within Aria, and she found herself torn between the past and the present.Dax's face hardened as he heard Blaires arrival, his once-beloved mate. The pain of her betrayal still lingered, etched into the depths of his soul. He had thought he had moved on, that he could find solace in Aria's arms. But now, faced with the ghosts of his past, doubt crept into his heart.Aria, determined to navigate the storm brewing within her, sought solace in the quiet corners of the pack's territory. The moonlit forest became her confidant, the rustling leaves a soothing melody that helped her sort through the tangled web of emotions. She knew that she had to confront Dax, to understand his true intentions and her own feelings.One night, as the moon
Dax's heart was heavy as he approached Blaire, the woman who had once held a significant place in his life. The moon cast a pale glow over the pack's gathering spot, lending an eerie atmosphere to their conversation. Blaire's eyes met his, filled with remorse and regret, as if she already knew the weight of her past actions."Blaire," Dax began, his voice tinged with a mix of pain and resolve. "We need to talk."Blaire nodded, her voice barely above a whisper. "I know, Dax. I'm prepared to face the consequences of what I've done."Dax took a deep breath, gathering his thoughts. The wounds inflicted by Blaire's betrayal were still raw, but he had grown since then, and forgiveness had begun to take root in his heart. "Blaire, I want you to understand that I've moved on. Aria is now the one who holds my heart. We're building something new, something stronger."Blaire's eyes widened, a mixture of surprise and hurt flickering across her face. "You're... with Aria now?" Her voice quivere
The moon hung high in the sky as Dax, fueled by a mixture of determination and righteous anger, convened a meeting with his most trusted advisors. The weight of recent happenings had settled upon his shoulders, and he knew that decisive action was necessary to uphold justice within the pack."Bring Miranda to me," Dax commanded, his voice firm and unwavering. His loyal guards nodded in acknowledgment, and swiftly departed to fulfill his orders.Miranda, once a revered member of the pack, had betrayed their trust and conspired against their interests. Her position as one of the top citizens of the clan had granted her privileges and power, which she had shamelessly abused. Dax would not let such actions go unpunished.Minutes later, Miranda was escorted into the meeting room, her countenance a mix of defiance and trepidation. She locked eyes with Dax, her gaze filled with a flicker of arrogance, but it quickly faded when met with the intensity of his glare."Dax, what is the meaning of
While Dax thought it was strange for Oscar to be so calm, staying in his kingdom, he wanted to know what has happened to being it on. So, he asked."What happened to you, Oscar?"Oscar sighed. "It's a long story, my friend."Dax chuckled, "Oh, I have plenty time."Then his friend dived in, seeming to never want to return.It was winter period, when I first found my mate, she was beautiful and fair, had a skin as white as snow, her hair was as flowy as velvet, she had the voice of an angel, perhaps I was being biased because she was mine, but it was the truth, one thing that kept me from pursuing her at first was because she was a witch. We werewolves and witches were not that close, we tend to get on each other’s nerves, so I knew my father would not approve, he was big on keeping to the rules.I became her stalker, not that she knew. Werewolves have the tendencies to scout their mates out first than any other super natural species, for that reason, I didn’t think she knew we were ma
Training was intense; it was more brutal than regular pack training. Maybe it was because every werewolf present was an Alpha, and no one wants to submit. It was against our instincts.I fought about three Alphas per day for physical training; there was mental development that was not so much my forte, because I was not an overly expressive person. Emotional training was the one I hated the most, I hate talking about my emotions, especially since mother died.When mother was alive, I was very open about my feeling, I was expressive because she was always there to listen, she was always there to talk back, but the moment she died, it was like she took a part of me with her, I miss her. So, I talked about her instead.Emotional training involves us talking about people close to us; I had to pretend I had not found my mate to avoid talking about her when I barely knew anything about her. Every other Alpha’s in the room talked about their mate, I talked about my dead mother.Mental t
Entering the castle was not as hard as I thought it would be, upon our entry, I realized we were on the Red Velvet Coven lands. Humans had always been dumb, when it comes to the super naturals, and they did not seem to believe in things like that, that was why they call the place ‘castle’. I dint blame them though, we super naturals had always been tight on keeping our secrets because not all human are as open minded as we would like them to be.As it would seem, my guise worked, because no one questioned my intension as I roamed through the castle trying to figure out a way to my mate. It was not an easy task, between keeping up with my guise and actually doing the work I registered for and doing what I wanted for myself.We were told to beautify the castle’s largest hall for the Lady’s engagement that night. I was overjoyed that they were not getting married right away, that meant I still had a chance. Before I knew it, I was asked to bring some flowers to the Lady’s room, excitem