Emily Silver's life has been a relentless journey through heartache and betrayal. Meeting her destined mate, Jacob Galahad, who abandons her the next morning. This marks the beginning of Emily's harrowing descent into tragedy: she loses her wolf abilities, endures a five–year tribulation and loses another potential love. After suffering the weight of all these, she gets captured by a rogue king. Emily is kidnapped and sold to Alan Black, an ancient werewolf king who uses dark magic to sustain his life. Her escape from clutches leads her to encounter Alan's twin brother, Aiden, which triggers a descent into madness. As Emily becomes a feared Berserker, she is eventually captured by the skilled wolf hunter, Ransom Fayne. Despite initial hostility, Ranson's uncaring disposition offers Emily unexpected solace. Emily must gain her strength and take her rightful place as the queen. How possible would that be? Find out in this intriguing and suspense filled story.
Lihat lebih banyakEmily's POV
Standing by the window pane in my blue dress, I took out my right hand and snaked my fingers through the rays of moonlight that beamed into the room.
For a moment there, my fingers stiffened. My nails got darker and elongated till my claws were fully jutted out.
It wasn't a full moon that night, but I hadn't gained total control over my wolf-self.
Fancied, — as though I hadn't seen my claws a million times — I swung my hand and cleaved at the window, leaving four slash marks on the glass. I had to hold back, so I wouldn't have to start clearing up broken shards of glass, again.
Then I heard a voice, a familiar voice…
“Ugh… Seriously, Emily, you have to stop doing that.”
I retracted my claws and turned my gaze away from the window. Standing at the other side of the bed, with a hand on her tapered waist, was my best friend, Lyla Dune, a beta like me. She was much stronger though.
“You know we just got that window, right? If you break this one, we'll miss the party,” she added.
I grabbed my purse from the bed as I chuckled tersely, “Sorry, I just got carried away.”
“Let me guess, because of Jacob?” She teased, smirking.
I rolled my eyes, then blushed a bit as the image of a smiling Jacob flashed through my head. His deep red eyes were hypnotic, not to talk of his voice that was so deep, it rattled my body with every word he spoke.
He was the kind of man any lady would want, and lucky me, he was my mate. We only got mated a while ago, and I haven't introduced him to anyone yet. That's why Lyla always teases me about him, since she only knows him by name.
“You're blushing? For this mystery man?” Lyla asked with squinted eyes. Then she smacked her lips, “Now I'm 20% certain that he might actually be real.”
“Heh,” I scoffed, walking around the bed. “Let's just go. You're in for a big surprise.”
As I stepped out of the building, I saw the black limo that we rented, waiting by the curb already. The driver was standing behind it, constantly checking his wristwatch.
By the time I got to him, Lyla had exited the building too. We got into the limo and the driver drove us to the party venue.
…
We alighted the limo and watched the driver take it to the car park, where he'd be waiting for us till we were ready to leave the party.
Lyla and I giggled at each other as we stood before the huge mansion. We entered and opened our mouths in awe. The grandeur of the place was magnificent.
And we could easily tell, from the aura around the other guests, that most of them were Alphas of prestigious packs. The host must be a man of big influence…
Oh, how could I forget? The host was none other than Jacob Gallahad, my mate.
I didn't bother to look for him when we walked in, knowing how occupied he must have been at the moment, attending to the VIP guests.
But Lyla wouldn't stop asking about him.
“Where is he? Where is he?” She repeated in an annoying song.
I grunted, resting my hands on the counter by the bar, “Just enjoy the party, Lyla. He should be here soon.”
“Or maybe he's here already,” said a man, his voice so deep it rattled me—I gasped.
I turned immediately to see Jacob, donned in a neat blue tux, his hands sunk into his trousers. His red eyes lit up as he flashed a smile at me.
Nervous, I stood frozen to a spot and waved, “Hi.”
“Hey, thanks for coming,” he took the back of my palm and kissed it. I blushed like a child. But it helped me regain my confidence. He was my mate, after all, not some stranger that I had a crush on. Although we haven't kissed yet.
I tapped Lyla’s shoulder and she grudgingly turned towards me. Just like me, she froze upon seeing Jacob. But I could tell that she wasn't nervous; she was feeling something else.
Then I looked towards Jacob, he was surprised to see her.
Then it clicked in my head and I muttered, “Uh… Have you guys met before?”
Lyla smiled weirdly, “Y-Yeah, we used to date in high school. I knew his name was familiar.”
Jacob rubbed the back of his neck, “Yeah, what she said.”
The atmosphere got awkward, so I grabbed Jacob’s hand and pulled him away. I could hear Lyla let out a sigh of relief as we left.
We got in the back of his jeep and he kissed me out of nowhere. I was shocked at first, but then he kissed me again and I just went along with it.
A few minutes passed and the two of us were nude, having sex at the back of a vehicle. It would sound weird to outsiders, but as someone who experienced it firsthand, it was bliss. Or maybe it was because I lost my virginity that day.
I had countless orgasms before falling asleep on his chest. Or did I pass out? I really can't remember. The rest of the night was quite blurry.
I had a wonderful dream that night. In the dream, I saw myself walking down an aisle on an open field, with guests lining my sides. Just up ahead was Jacob, in a classic suit, anxiously waiting for him to reach him.
However, just as I inched closer to him, my best friend, Lyla appeared before him and drew his face towards hers. They… kissed.
My eyes went wide and I woke up.
With a hazy feeling in my head, I found myself in his jeep, in the back seat. I could hear smooching and moaning coming from the front.
I had to rub my eyes a bit to clear my blurry vision. Then I saw Lyla seated atop Jacob in the driver’s seat, kissing him deeply. And it wasn't that she forced herself on him. No. He had his hands on her boobs.
I was dumbstruck. Or maybe I was having another dream like the one before?
I stuttered, “Jacob? L-Lyla?”
They stopped and Lyla rolled her eyes, “Ugh… She's awake.”
“Told you I should have thrown her out,” Jacob rubbed his head.
Huh? Throw me out?! What the hell was going on?!
“W-What’s the meaning of this?” I asked with dilated eyes.
“Emily, look. I know we're mates and all that. But you just don't match my vibe. I mean, last night when we had sex, you just laid there like a log of wood while I did all the work,” Jacob said coldly. “But Lyla and I go way back. She knows me more than anyone. We only broke up because of distance. Thanks for bringing us back by the way. You've served your purpose.”
“What?” I blinked more times than I could count.
“You can go now,” he added.
“You heard him. Leave,” Lyla glared at me.
I didn't even know what to say or do. My own best fri
end just snatched my mate from me. My mate chose my best friend over me.
It must definitely be a dream.
Emily's POV The table was simple tonight — fresh bread, grilled meat, and platters of fruits and cheeses. No servants, no formalities. Just us.Fayne poured drinks while I set out the plates, and before long, laughter began to fill the air — the natural, effortless kind that only comes from people who know each other too well. "You’re heavy-handed with the wine, old man," Kael teased, raising his cup at Fayne.Fayne gave him a mock glare. "I’m making up for all the times I had to deal with your troublemaking.""Ah," Aerlyn smirked over the rim of her glass, "he means the time you tried to tame a wyvern in your second year of training."Kael groaned. "I will *never* live that down.""You were brave," I said, unable to hide a chuckle, "but extremely foolish.""And slightly singed," Fayne added, lifting his cup toward Kael with a wink. "To Kael, the bravest fool we know."We all laughed and raised our glasses together, the clinking sound ringing through the open air.The conversation
Emily's POV The days that followed were spun from sunlight and laughter.After breakfast one morning, Fayne clapped his hands together and grinned wickedly. “Time for a family sparring match,” he announced, eyes gleaming. “No backing out!”Aerlyn immediately brightened, already stretching her arms behind her head. “I’m in.”Kael gave a loud, theatrical groan. “Do I have to? I almost died last time!”“You stubbed your toe last time,” I said dryly, sipping my tea. “Hardly a near-death experience.”Still, when we gathered outside in the practice yard, Kael bounced on his toes with nervous excitement. The sun was high, the breeze carried the scent of wildflowers, and the whole pack seemed to watch from the edges, smiling at the scene unfolding.We split into teams — Fayne and Kael against Aerlyn and me."Unfair," Kael complained immediately. "Mother and Aerlyn are terrifying!""You wound me," I said with a grin, circling him slowly. "But I’ll take it as a compliment."The match began w
Emily's POV The days that followed felt golden.The castle, often a place of endless decisions and strategy, settled into a rhythm that was almost domestic. It wasn’t that there weren’t matters to attend to — of course there were. Packs still needed watching, alliances still needed tending. But the urgency that had once ruled every breath was gone, replaced by something warmer, deeper.Trust.Aerlyn spent her mornings training patrol groups, her voice sharp and sure as she called out orders in the training fields. She was growing into her power in a way that made my heart ache with pride. Some mornings I would watch her from the balcony, sipping tea while the wind carried her laughter up to me.Kael had thrown himself into studying — a surprise to all of us. He was determined to master governance, battle strategies, herbal remedies, everything he could get his hands on. It was as if, after the talk about leadership, he had decided to prove he was ready for more.Sometimes, I would fi
Emily's POV “We’re not as young as we used to be,” I murmured, feeling the ache in my bones with a smirk.“But we’re better,” he said. “We know when to stop fighting the world.”I turned toward him, resting my head on his shoulder. “This is what we fought for.”He didn’t answer with words, just pressed a kiss to my forehead.Eventually, reluctantly, we returned home.As we rode into the castle gates, our cloaks damp and hair wild, the guards blinked at us like we were forest spirits returning from myth. We waved them off before they could ask questions, and made our way back to our private quarters, still grinning like fools.We’d barely stepped out of the bathing chamber when there was a knock at the door. This time, it wasn’t a guard. I knew the rhythm.“Come in,” I called, already smiling.Aerlyn entered first, her braids freshly redone, her uniform pristine. Behind her, Kael followed, taller than before, but still hiding part of his face behind his curls when he felt uncertain.“
Emily's POV “Was hoping you'd think I was unconscious,” he mumbled into my hair. “So you wouldn’t make me move.” I laughed softly and turned toward him, our legs tangling naturally. He looked younger in the morning light, softer. As if the weight of his past had stepped back, if only for a few hours. I brushed my fingers across his brow, smoothing back a strand of hair that had fallen in his eyes. “I don’t want to move either,” I whispered. “Then don’t,” he said, pulling me closer. “We’ve earned one morning.” It was a strange thing—stillness. Foreign, almost. Our love had bloomed in war, grown through hardship, deepened through leadership. Most days, it felt like we were always on the edge of something: a threat, a decision, a moment too big to breathe through. But today… Today, we were just Emily and Fayne. Not Alpha. Not demon. Not legend. Just two people who had made it through the storm and still chose each other. He kissed the top of my head. “Still thinking about Kael?”
Emily's POV The echo of my children’s voices still lingered in the corridor even after I walked away. Something had changed—subtly, but powerfully. Kael and Aerlyn had finally found a rhythm, however fragile. That mattered more than any council, any throne. I drifted into the quiet of our chambers, the familiar warmth of it greeting me like a gentle tide. Fayne stood near the window, bathed in moonlight, his arms crossed as he stared into the distance like he always did when his mind wandered too far. He turned when he heard me, and his crooked smile instantly softened everything in me. “They’ll be alright,” I said, sinking into the edge of the couch. He raised a brow. “Kael didn’t burn down anything?” “Not today,” I teased. Fayne chuckled and walked over. “Then we’ll call that a win.” There was silence for a beat, one that didn’t demand to be filled. We were getting good at this kind of peace—the quiet between the wild. The world outside always turned, but we had carved out
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