LOGINSeraphina’s hands trembled as she placed the glass of water on the table before the Lycan Prince. Her breath hitched when his piercing green eyes locked onto hers. His gaze was intense—powerful yet mesmerizing, making the world feel both safer and more dangerous all at once.
Goddess! He was the most handsome man she had ever seen. His features were smooth yet exuded strength, and his very presence radiated authority. Her eyes fell to his lips—thin, pink, and inviting. A shiver ran down her spine as she imagined what they might feel like. CRASH! The sound of shattering glass jolted her back to reality. Seraphina gasped in horror as shards of glass scattered across the floor. Water seeped under the Lycan Prince’s polished leather boots. “You clumsy fool!” Alpha Kendrick thundered, his voice sharp as a whip. “Are you trying to harm our guest?!” “No… no, never!” Seraphina stuttered, bowing her head. “I’m sorry, sir.” She hesitated, unsure how to address the guest properly. Prince Nicholas remained silent, watching as she fell to her knees, desperately gathering the broken pieces. A jagged shard sliced into her palm. Blood dripped onto the floor, but she didn’t stop. She couldn’t afford to. Warm, strong hands suddenly grasped hers, halting her movements. She looked up in shock—Prince Nicholas was holding her hand. “That’s enough,” he said, his deep voice carrying an unmistakable command. “Your Highness,” Alpha Kendrick interrupted. “It’s her job. Let her do it.” “But she’s bleeding,” Nicholas countered, his grip firm as he lifted her from the floor. “Get another maid to clean this up,” he ordered, his tone cold and absolute. Alpha Kendrick hesitated but knew better than to defy a Lycan Prince. With a reluctant nod, he signalled for another maid. Seraphina turned to leave, eager to disappear. But before she could take another step— “Wait.” His voice stopped her in her tracks. Something about her felt familiar. Her scent. A scent that had haunted his nights and invaded his thoughts for weeks. “Turn around,” he commanded. Seraphina hesitated, then slowly turned to face him. Nicholas stood from his seat and approached her with slow, deliberate steps. His towering presence was overwhelming. Seraphina felt her heart pound as he closed the distance between them. Then, to her shock, he leaned in, lowering his head to the crook of her neck. His warm breath tickled her skin as he inhaled deeply, eyes closed. Recognition slammed into him like a thunderbolt. It was her. The woman from that night. The one who had driven him to madness, who had ignited a fire in him unlike any other. She had been wild yet delicate beneath him, her touch both hesitant and desperate. She had made him lose all sense of control. Seraphina had thrown herself at Prince Nicolas at the club, completely unaware that she was under the spell of a powerful aphrodisiac. To Nicolas, she was more than just beautiful—she was mesmerizing. He wasn’t the type to indulge in casual affairs, but something about her made resistance impossible. Those piercing blue eyes, that elegant neck adorned with a rare birthmark—it was as if she had been crafted to tempt him. Then there was her scent, a heady musk that ignited something primal in him. His self-control unravelled, and before he knew it, he was leading her to his suite, desire clouding all reason. That night was unlike any he had ever experienced. Every sigh, every moan from Seraphina was a symphony, weaving a melody of pure ecstasy that echoed through the night. Too bad he had to leave for an urgent business while Seraphina was still asleep. By the time he returned to his suite, she was gone. And now, she stood before him—her eyes filled with sadness, her posture submissive, her spirit seemingly crushed. She doesn’t remember me? “Your name,” he demanded, his voice rough. “S-Seraphina,” she whispered. Nicholas turned sharply to Alpha Kendrick. “I want her.” Silence filled the room. “But Prince…” Kendrick started, only to be cut off by Nicholas’s raised hand. “I’ll pay you. Name your price.” Alpha Kendrick smirked. Good riddance to bad rubbish. He had no use for her, but if she could bring him wealth, why not? “My Prince,” Kendrick said smoothly, “not only do you wish to buy land, but now you desire one of my maids?” “Yes.” Nicholas’s tone left no room for negotiation. “Is that a problem?” “Not at all,” Kendrick grinned. “She’s yours once your business is concluded.” Seraphina’s blood ran cold. Her father had just sold her like cattle. From being the daughter of the house… to a maid in her own home… and now, property of the most feared Lycan Prince. “Good,” Kendrick added. “You may take her with you once your affairs here are finished.” “I intend to complete the purchase within a week,” Nicholas replied. As the men resumed their business discussion, Seraphina stumbled back to her small, windowless room, her mind spinning. ** Prince Nicholas had been sent to Blackmoon to acquire an estate for the Blood Moon Pack royals. But ever since arriving, his mind had been consumed by Seraphina. Every time he saw her, his obsession deepened. He found himself watching her from the shadows as she carried out her endless chores. She never once looked at him directly. Her head was always bowed, her blue eyes filled with a quiet pain that twisted something inside him. Yet, whenever their paths crossed, she avoided him—like he was a plague she wanted to escape. Did she truly not remember him? Or was she pretending? How could anyone forget a night filled with such raw passion? No. She was pretending. She had to be. And Nicholas would do whatever it took to make her remember“What did you just call me?”Seraphina’s jaw dropped.For a heartbeat, she thought she had misheard him. Thought the word had slipped from his mouth by accident, like a blade drawn too quickly from its sheath."Seraphina."The sound of it rang in her ears, loud and merciless.He turned his head slightly, as if studying her reaction, then reached for her hands. His touch was careful. Soft. Almost reverent. The same hands that had once banished her now trembled faintly against her skin.“I have always known you are Seraphina,” he said, smiling slowly. “You did well to conceal your identity, Princess.”Her lashes fluttered.Once.Twice.Her heart slammed so hard against her ribs it felt like it might shatter them.Not in a thousand years had she expected this. Her disguise had been layered with ancient magic. Her scent had been suppressed. Her eye color altered. Her aura dampened until even the most sensitive wolves could not sense her.Yet here he stood.Looking at her like he had alway
Alpha Kenzo walked into the great hall wearing a smile.It was the smile of a man who believed the world had finally bent to his will. The smile of victory already tasted on his tongue.Then he saw her.The smile froze.Cracked.Died.Mira’s body lay sprawled across the cold stone floor, limbs stiff, skin drained of life, black hair spread like spilled ink beneath her head.Time stopped.“Oh… behold her alliance,” Seraphina clapped slowly, the sound sharp and cruel in the heavy silence. A frown creased her brow, not of surprise, but of disgust.Alpha Kenzo staggered forward as if struck blind. His knees hit the floor with a dull thud.“What happened to her?” His voice broke as he gathered Mira into his arms, shaking hands cradling her face. “Mira… Mira…”No one answered.No one moved.They only watched him.King Nicolas rose from his knees, his gaze fixed, unreadable, sharp as a drawn blade.Kenzo had entered the hall expecting celebration. Blood. Triumph.He had expected King Nicolas
The Wolfless LunaChapter 70“Are you surprised?” Seraphina laughed.Her laughter echoed through the great hall, sharp and ringing against stone walls, cutting through the tension like a blade.“No, this can’t be,” Mira shook her head, stepping back. “It’s not possible.”Her breath came uneven, her chest rising too fast, as though her body already sensed what her mind refused to accept.“Oh my darling. It’s very possible,” Seraphina said coolly. “Sweet Indra here, overheard you instructing a maid to put in a powder in my tea.”She paused.The silence stretched, heavy and deliberate, pressing down on everyone present.“The powder you went to get from your dark witch, Barbara,” Seraphina continued. “The dragon powder.”“What?”The word tore out of Mira’s throat.The room shifted.The air itself seemed to tremble.Voices rang in anger and surprise, overlapping, colliding.“Goodness.” “She is so evil.”“You drank from that cup,” Mira stated suddenly, her voice tight. Her stomach churned
“Barbara…”The name tore itself from Mira’s throat the instant Alexander dragged the dark witch into the royal dining hall.Her breath hitched sharply. Her fingers curled into the fabric of her gown as if gripping it could anchor her to the ground.For a heartbeat, her mind went blank. Then panic rushed in, wild and uncontrollable.No. No, no, no.She had not expected this. Not today. Not here. Not in front of the entire court.How?How did they find her?How did this spiral out of her control so quickly?Barbara looked nothing like the woman Mira had always known. Gone was the sharp chin held high with pride, gone the mocking glint in her eyes. Her wrists were bound with enchanted iron chains that pulsed faintly, suppressing her magic. Her dress was torn, stained with dirt and dried blood. She looked smaller somehow. Broken.“Behold my evidence, Mira.”Seraphina’s voice rang through the hall, cold and steady. It yanked Mira out of her racing thoughts.King Nicolas’s frown deepened
Dawn crept in faster than Seraphina expected, pale light spilling through towering stained-glass windows and bleeding into the royal dining hall. The long oak table was already filled. Kings, queens, generals, and emissaries from allied realms sat in rigid silence, their presence heavy with anticipation. Today was not a day for pleasantries. Today, they would finalize the counterattack against the vampire clan.Steel goblets clinked softly. Silk robes whispered as bodies shifted. The air smelled of polished wood, burning incense, and restrained hostility.Then Seraphina walked in.Every head turned.She wore sapphire blue, her favorite color. The gown hugged her frame like it had been woven for her alone, shimmering softly beneath the morning light. The color made her pale skin glow and set her silver hair aflame like moonlight poured into silk. She walked with measured steps, her chin lifted, her expression calm but her pulse pounding hard against her ribs.Two seats were empty.On
Sleep would not come.It clung just out of reach, teasing Seraphina as she turned from one side of the bed to the other. The sheets were tangled around her legs, damp with the restless heat of a body that had known too much tonight. For three long hours, she lay awake, staring into the dark, her thoughts gnawing at her like rats in the walls.She had bathed. Warm water. Lavender oil. Silence.She had done everything right.Still, her mind refused to rest.King Nicolas’s question rose again, sharp and relentless, echoing in her skull.Who are you?His eyes had pinned her in place when he asked it. Not with anger. Not with suspicion alone. But with something far more dangerous. Knowing. The kind that peeled back skin and lies and saw what lived beneath.He had pinned her tight to that tree, unraveling her slowly, like a predator testing unfamiliar prey. Sniffing her. Studying her. As if his body recognized a truth his mind had not yet named.She had felt it then. The shift.Her face mi







