LOGINHer soul was meant for magic--his born of fire. Aria Blackthrone, heir of the Moonveil Coven, was raised to believe demons were monsters- creatures of temptation and ruin. But on the night of her Awakening, fate brands her with an impossible mark: the bond of a mate. Her mate is no witch. No human. No wolf. He is Kael, a demon bound in chains, feared even in the underworld for his power. To love him is to betray her sisters. To reject him is to lose her soul. But as shadows gather and enemies rise, Aria discoves the greatest danger may not be Kael's darkness... but the fire he awakens in her own heart. A fobidden bond. A dangerous desire. A love strong enough to defy hell itself.
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Aria Blckthrone stood in the center of moonlit circle, every nerve in her body alive with dread. The coven's sacred grove shimmered with candles, their flames bending toward her as if drawn by invisible strings. All around her, the sisters of Moonveil Coven watched in silence, their faces pale and expectant. It was supposed to be the most important night of her life--her Awakening. The ritual that would reveal her ture affinity, her place among the witches. For most, the Awakening brought comfort. A blessing of moonlight. A spark of flame. A whisper of water. But Aria, the air felt wrong. Heavy. Hungry. "Step forward, child," intoned the High Priestess, her voice low and commanding. "Offer your soul to the Moon, and the Moon will answer." Aria swallowed, her throat tight. She dropped to her knees, pressing her palms against the etched runes craved into the earth. The circle hummed beneath her touch, alive with old magic. She whispered the prayer every girl learned from childhood, her voice trembling: "Moon above, guide me. Shadows below, protect me." At first, nothing. Then-- heat. It started in her chest, sharp and sudden, like a spark catching flame. She gasped as fire raced through her veins, too strong, too wild. The runes beneath her hands glowed red instead of silver, the earth splitting with jagged cracks. "Stop the ritual!" someone cried. But it was to late. The circle roared with power. Shadows bled across the ground, thick and withering. Aria's vision blurred as her body arched, mouth open in a scream that tore from her soul. Pain seared into her wrist, craving a brand into her skin. A sigil. Not the soft cuvre of the moonlight, nor the sacred spiral of the earth. This mark burned, sharp and cruel, a rune none of the coven dared speak aloud. A demon's seal. Her eyes flew open, and for a heartbeat the world stilled. From the darkness at the edge of the circle, a pair of eyes stared back-golden-red, glowing like embers. She swore she heard a voice, deep and velvet, whisper her name. Aria... She collapsed, gasping, her wrist smoking as the sigil pulsed with molten light. The circle's candles snuffed out in unison, plunging the grove into silence. The High Priestess knelt beside her, horror ecthed into her lined face. "This cannot be," she breathed. Her hand shook as she covered Aria's branded wrist. " The bond has been forged." Aria blinked up at her, tears burning her eyes. "What bond?" The prietess's voice broke into a harsh whisper, meant for the coven alone--but Aria heard every word. "The demon has claimed her." Hearing the words the High Priestess utter, Aria was in disbelief. She started to panic even more. "No, no, no! What do you mean by claim me?" The priestess ignored her questioning. Slowly picking her up by her arm and rushing back to the home of the covenet. On the way back, Aria fell faint in the arms of the high priestess. The last thing that fell from her lips was a name. "Kael..."Hi my loves 💜 I’m taking a short holiday break from posting to rest, recharge, and spend time with family. Thank you so much for all the support, comments, and love you’ve shown this story—it truly means everything to me.I’ll be back with new chapters after the holidays. Until then, please take care of yourselves and enjoy the season ✨
Kael felt her fear before he felt the walls.It came through the bond like a blade dragged across his ribs—sharp, panicked, contained. Not fading. Not gone.Caged.His vision burned silver as the Covenant corridor split open beneath his magic.Stone cracked.Runes screamed.The dampening field flared once—then shattered as shadow surged outward from him, devouring the light like it had been waiting to do exactly this.Kael didn’t slow.Didn’t think.Didn’t breathe.Every step forward was fueled by one singular truth:They took her.A pair of Covenant sentries appeared ahead—white armor, silver inlays, weapons already raised.“Stand down!” one shouted. “You are entering restricted—”Kael lifted his hand.Shadow erupted.The hallway imploded.When the dust cleared, both men were embedded in the walls, unconscious, their weapons twisted into useless scrap.Kael walked through the wreckage without looking back.The bond pulled him left—hard.He followed.Pain lanced through his chest as a
Aria woke to cold.Not the kind that bit or burned, but the kind that muted everything—sound, sensation, even thought.Her cheek rested against stone, smooth like glass and humming faintly under her skin.A pulse.A beat.Not hers.She exhaled shakily as memory slammed back:The forest.Kael’s roar.Hands dragging her.Light splitting around her body.The bond screaming—then nothing.Aria pushed herself upright.Chains rattled.She froze.Her wrists were wrapped in metal cuffs engraved with thin lines of silver—not pretty, not ornamental.Restraints designed to dull magic, to sever her connection to anything outside this room.Outside of him.Her chest tightened.The bond felt—wrong.Faint.Muted.Like someone had wrapped thick hands around her heart and was slowly squeezing.She pressed a fist to her sternum.“Kael…” she whispered.The room didn’t echo.Of course it didn’t.This place wasn’t built to let anything escape.A voice drifted through the quiet like silk sliding over sk
The rain didn’t ease. It only grew heavier—fat droplets pounding the leaves in a steady, unbroken roar that drowned out almost everything. Almost. Because Aria still heard it. That soft hum. That pulse. That whisper of power moving through the air like a blade dragged across silk. Kael must have felt it too. His shadows coiled instinctively around her, tightening like armor as they pushed deeper into the forest. Every step they took away from the awakened shard seemed only to sharpen the presence stalking them. Varuun walked several paces behind, unusually silent, eyes glowing faintly beneath his hood. “We’re being followed,” Aria whispered. Kael didn’t look back. “No. She’s not following.” His jaw clenched. “She’s already here.” The clearing ahead of them split open with light. Not white. Not gold. But the cold, luminous blue of crackled moonstone. Aria’s breath stilled. Kael’s grip on her waist hardened. Varuun sighed. “Well. She’s in a dramatic mood today.” A fig






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