로그인~Silver
I do not know how I managed to walk out of that dining room without collapsing on the floor. I do not remember greeting anyone or even looking around. I only remember my legs moving like they belonged to someone else and my heart pounding so loudly in my ears that I thought it would burst. Every step felt heavy like I was dragging the weight of the whole world behind me. My chest hurt so badly I kept swallowing like it would help but it didn’t. I walked through the long hallway with the paintings and tall windows that used to make me feel small and amazed and now they just felt mocking. Everything in this palace suddenly felt like it was laughing at me. I kept my head down and prayed nobody would stop me because I knew if anyone spoke to me I would break completely. By the time I reached my door my hands were shaking so badly I almost missed the handle. The moment I stepped inside my room and closed the door behind me, my strength left me. Sarah was there and she was was arranging my things like she always did, carefully and the second she turned and saw my face she froze. Her eyes widened and her lips parted like she wanted to speak but could not find the words. She did not ask me anything. She did not need to. One look at me and she knew. She walked toward me slowly and held my arm before I could even take another step. “My lady” she whispered softly as if afraid to frighten me. “What happened?” I shook my head. “My life just ended.” I said and my voice sounded strange even to me. Like it did not belong to someone who was supposed to be crying. “It ended right there in the dining room.” She helped me sit on the edge of the bed and knelt in front of me, her hands gripping mine tightly like she was afraid I would disappear. “There have been rumors” she said softly. “About Viola.” I laughed but there was no humor in it. “Tell me. I want to hear everything so I can stop lying to myself.” Sarah swallowed. “They say she is Caspian and Bastian’s childhood friend. She grew up with them. She is the golden girl. Everyone always knew she would mate the Alpha King. When she left after the accident, people said it was temporary. That she would come back once things were fixed.” My chest tightened again. “And now she is back. And everything is fixed.” Sarah nodded slowly. “Yes.” I stared at the wall in front of me and my vision blurred but still no tears came. “I am not alright and I am pregnant. Like you have predicted.” I said quietly. I watched her hand flew to her mouth. “Moon goddess” she breathed. “Are you sure?” I nodded. “I felt it kick earlier. In the dining room. You were right.” She stood up quickly and began pacing like she was trying to think through something urgent. “I need to leave. As soon as possible. I cannot stay in a place where I will be humiliated every day. I cannot stay where I am not respected. I will not let my child grow up like I did.” I told her. Sarah stopped pacing and looked at me carefully. She has never been comfortable around me like she is right now. Maybe because she is finally done keeping with the servant and my lady facade. It has ended. “There are also rumors about you” she said hesitantly. “What kind of rumors?” I frowned. “They say you have a unique bloodline. Something old and rare. Nobody knows exactly what it is but people are talking.” “I don’t care,” I snapped, my voice finally breaking a little. “I do not care what I am or what I could be. I just want to leave this forsaken place and never look back.” She came closer and lowered her voice. “You will need money though. The outside world is not kind, my lady. Especially not to a pregnant woman.” My throat tightened again and my eyes burned. “How do I get it?” I asked. “Tell me and I will do it.” “You know the password to the safe. Take some money or jewelry. Take anything valuable that can be sold. You will need it to survive.” She advised looking at me with sympathy. “I will do it.” I nodded slowly. I don’t think it’s considered stealing and even if it is I don’t give a damn. We moved quickly after that like criminals in my own room. I went to the safe with shaking hands and opened it, my heart racing with every click. Inside were stacks of money and jewels that sparkled under the light. Things I once admired without thinking. I stuffed them into a small bag, my hands trembling amd my stomach twisting with every second that passed. Sarah helped me pack only the essentials of simple clothes. Warm wraps and nothing that would draw attention. “You must leave tonight before anyone notices.” She murmured as she finished packing. “I will,” I replied because I didn’t plan to stay here for another minute. “Will you keep my secret?” She looked at me with wet eyes. “With my life. You have treated me right during your whole time here. I will never betray you.” When night came the palace was quiet, almost too quiet. My heart pounded as I moved through the corridors for the last time. I did not look back and did not stop. I did not even hesitate. I slipped out into the darkness, my bag clutched tightly in my hand my body shaking from fear and adrenaline and grief. I ran. I ran away from the palace. I ran away from Caspian. From Bastian. From betrayal. From humiliation. From their beautiful blondee friend. From everything that had almost destroyed me. And for the first time in my life, even though I was terrified and alone and pregnant, I felt like I was choosing myself. Until I heard the reason why they abandoned me like an old shoe right before I slipped out into the night.Hi!!! Totally forgot about this option to interact with readers! How are you liking it? Pleaseeee don’t forget to share with your friends. Thanksssss :)
~SilverDays passed in a strange slow way that made me feel like time had softened around the edges. I kept waiting for someone to tell me I had stayed too long or that I needed to earn my place or explain myself but none of that happened. No one dragged me out of bed at dawn to scrub floors until my hands bled and no one shouted my name with anger in their voice. Instead I woke up to the sound of people already moving about their day and the smell of food and laughter drifting through open windows. It took me a while to stop flinching every time I heard footsteps outside my door.I started helping without anyone asking me to. It felt wrong to just exist without working so I offered to carry water and help in the kitchens and sort herbs with the older women who knew more about healing than they admitted. They thanked me like I was doing them a favor and not the other way around and each time it confused me a little more. People looked me in the eyes when they spoke to me and used m
~SilverWalking into Rowan’s pack felt strange in a way I could not explain properly even if I tried. I had expected something loud and intimidating like the palace or harsh and broken like my former pack but this place was neither of those things. It was not flashy or grand and there were no towering gates or marble floors but it was alive in a way that made my chest ache. People moved freely and laughed loudly and children ran past us without being shouted at and the sound of life wrapped around me so suddenly that I almost stopped walking because it felt unreal.As we passed through the heart of the pack I noticed how people greeted Rowan and it caught my attention immediately because there was no fear in their eyes when they looked at him. They smiled openly and bowed their heads with respect but it did not look forced or rehearsed. A woman with flour on her hands waved at him and said “Alpha you are late again” and he laughed and apologized like he was just another person and n
~SilverI sat by the river for a long time before I realized how tired I really was. The water moved slowly like it had nowhere urgent to be and I envied it deeply because for weeks now my own life had been nothing but running and hiding and hoping I would not die in places nobody would ever find me. The cold air bit into my skin but I welcomed it because it reminded me that I was still here and still breathing even if my heart felt bruised and heavy inside my chest. I hugged my knees and watched my reflection shake on the surface of the water and the silver in my hair caught the weak light and for a moment I wondered if I even recognized the girl staring back at me anymore.I had just started to relax when everything went wrong so fast that my body did not even have time to warn me properly. A sound came from behind me and before I could turn fully a presence slammed into my senses hard and sharp and wrong. This was not a rogue the way I had come to know them. This felt calculated
~SilverThe days after I ran from the palace blurred together in a way that made it hard to tell when one ended and the other began. I moved through the woods like a ghost carrying my bag close to my body and my fear even closer my feet sore and blistered from walking for hours without rest. I kept thinking that maybe after the first night things would get better, that maybe the world would soften once it realized how tired I was but it never did. Every new morning came with the same cold air biting into my skin and the same dull ache in my chest that reminded me I was truly alone now.I tried to approach packs. I really did. I would stand at the edge of their territories, my hands shaking, my heart beating so loudly I was sure they could hear it and wait for someone to notice me. When they did, their eyes would narrow the moment they saw my hair and my thin frame and the way I stood like someone expecting to be hit at any moment. Some of them did not even bother asking my name. T
~BastianI went straight to meet my mother after I found out Silver had left the palace my steps heavy but my spine straight because I refused to let anyone think I was shaken by her disappearance. The guards bowed as I passed and I barely acknowledged them, my mind already bracing itself for what I knew was coming. The moment I stepped into the Queen Mother’s chambers and the doors closed behind me, I knew I was in trouble. She was standing near the window with her back to me, her hands clasped so tightly behind her that I could see the tension even from where I stood. When she turned around and looked at me, I almost laughed. That look. That murderous look I had missed for years when I could not see. I was glad then. Glad I had my eyes back so I could witness it properly again.My mother was beautiful in a way that made people forget how dangerous she was. Soft brown hair that neither Caspian nor I inherited fell neatly over her shoulders, and those bright brown eyes that both
~SilverI crept through the hallways my heart pounding like a drum in my chest, and my feet barely making a sound against the cold marble floor. Every corner I turned felt too sharp and wide and loud like the palace itself was watching me and waiting for me to fail. I kept my head down and my bag clutched to my chest as tightly as I could my arms trembling because I had no idea if I had enough strength to make it out. The shadows of the night were my only friend and I tried not to think about what I was leaving behind but my mind kept flashing back to the dining room and the way Caspian had hugged Viola, the way Bastian had looked at me like I was something repulsive that needed to be thrown away. My chest burned and a knot of sorrow and fury coiled in my stomach and refused to unravel.As I reached the far end of the hallway, I froze. There were voices that are not far away. Close enough that if I breathed too loudly I would be caught. I pressed my back to the wall and crouched d







