LOGINNico's point of viewI wondered why he didn't do anything when he actually realized that someone had cast a love spell on him. I couldn't help but think about how lenient he was. I mean, it was very weird considering the fact that Rowen was a really cold person.Clara entered my room a few minutes ago, standing by the door while looking at me.“Luna, have you finished reading the books scheduled for the reverse spell?” she asked while I smiled.I knew right at that moment she was wondering why I was smiling.“Am I missing something?” she asked while I looked at her.“Hmm… nothing much except for the fact that the alpha knew someone cast a spell on him,” I dropped the bombshell while staring at her . “Eeei,” she exclaimed, flapping her hands in the air while looking at me in shock. It was really early in the morning, and most people wouldn't be awake by this time.“I'm in trouble,” Clara immediately dropped her hands on her head, looking really worried as if her life was over or some
Nico's point of view “Shut up!” I ordered, this time I was just so pissed, I just couldn't understand why. It was already midnight, and Latisha was still being punished by me. If I could find the borderline between being annoyed and unhappy, that was the definition of who I was at that moment. I was born into luxury, so I knew I could be happy in it, but life after marriage felt totally different. No one was allowed to sleep if the alpha fell ill; it was custom, and rules had to be obeyed. Latisha had kept quiet after I ordered her to, while I stared at Rowen, who had opened his eyes a few minutes ago. “How do you feel?” I asked him, and he stared at me as if it didn't matter. “ Who is on the floor “ , he asked a bit concerned “It's just someone who isn't willing to listen to simple instructions,” I said, wrapping a blanket around his cold feet while he adjusted his back on the pillow. It was quite dark, so he couldn't see, and it wasn't my business to create light. At lea
Nico's point of viewThe soldiers immediately drew their swords on me at Latisha's command, and that was when I definitely realized how powerless I had been. I wanted to make an attempt towards Rowen to see how he was doing.I couldn't even dare move because a sword was pointed towards my throat, and one little move could shatter everything else.You know what was the most embarrassing? The fact that the Moonhill chefs were staring at me, but I was powerless, unable to do anything.They didn't intend to harm Rowen because if they did, why would I be perfectly okay and he would be vomiting blood.Latisha held her brother by his arm while trying to calm him down. He stared at me looking tired as his heavy eyes dilated.“Remove those swords,” his faint breath uttered. Even a dying alpha was way more important and in control than an active Luna.I could finally walk towards him as I held his hands. “I would call the pack’s doctor now,” I realized we were being watched, so I walked up to
Nico's Point of ViewI rushed towards the courtroom with alacrity when I heard the alpha had called for me.Initially, I had thought he called me because he had found out the truth. However, when I got there, I met most of the Dawnhill chefs in the courtroom. A smile crept on my face, yet fear was hanging on one side.You know when you are doing something, but you are unsure because fear has gained ground and control “Welcome Luna,” they all chorused, bowing down their heads.“Nico, you would be in charge of your people. The competition would be starting in an hour, and I needed you ready.”“Alright, babe,” it slipped out of my mouth, and before I could realize it, everyone was staring at me. I had just referred to the alpha like that right in front of numerous people From the old wolf councils to the Dawnhill chefs who were settled and Latisha, who stood by a corner with folded arms and a conflicted mind.“Okay, alpha,” I changed it immediately once I had realized my error. However
Nico’s point of view“Really,” I asked Latisha, while claiming innocence. I knew the wolf spell book wasn't allowed in the kingdom but I just couldn't act like I knew. I blamed myself for being so careless around her. I should have immediately hidden it the moment she walked in, but she had entered without warning.So, I was caught off guard. “What are you thinking about?” she asked, smiling.I could say I was pretty good at lying and hiding behind a mask without being caught.It takes a whole lot of skill to catch me.“I was thinking about the event. It's tomorrow, and we haven't made any preparations for it,” I said, dropping my phone on the shelves.“You know that isn't a big deal. I'll talk to the maids to handle it. You really don't need to stress yourself; I got you,” she smiled, clicking her nails together while looking at me.“You know, most times I actually wonder why you are so quiet,” she finally said.“It's not like I'm quiet. I talk sometimes, and when there is literall
Omniscient narrative“Nico!” It took just a bang to wake her up, as she stretched and rolled on the bed. “Please, I'm still feeling very sleepy,” she muttered, while taking up the blanket across her face, covering it for a moment. “Luna, you have to stand up, you are late for the council meeting,” Clara said, removing the blankets which once covered Nico's face immediately.She walked towards the bed stand , grabbing the jug, sprinkling water on her face before Nico finally opened her eyes.Her eyes were half-baked, red, and swollen. “Why did you wake me up? I just slept about an hour ago,” she protested, staring at Clara who kept quiet.“Yeah, and that's the result, a pile of 20 more books we still have to read,” Clara stated while Nico fell back on the bed.“I'm super exhausted. I really don't want to do anything, honestly,” she signified.“It's all my fault, Luna. I'm really sorry,” her eyes were filled with every emotion possible as she folded Nico’s palms in hers.“I know your







