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Blackwood Curse

Author: Sis Shepherd
last update publish date: 2026-04-09 15:03:24

The heavy oak door clicked open before Fennigan or Jax could even attempt to gather the horrifying spread of photographs.

Leela stepped into the office, the door brushing against her pregnant belly. She was a picture of absolute, exhausted maternal warmth, carrying a softly snoring toddler on each of her shoulders. Caspian’s little face was buried in the crook of her right neck, and Briar’s silver-tipped head rested heavily on her left.

But Leela’s expression wasn't peaceful. Her brow was furro
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    Dr. Chatmory clicked off his handheld dictaphone with a heavy sigh, rubbing the bridge of his nose. He had just started the recording again when the heavy wooden door to his private office didn't just open; it was shoved inward with a quiet, terrifying force.Two men stepped inside, pulling the door shut behind them until the lock clicked. They were dressed in impeccably tailored suits, but they moved with a predatory, silent grace that immediately made the hair on the back of Chatmory's neck stand up."Why was the elemental brought to this hospital?" the lead man asked, skipping any pretense of a greeting. His voice was smooth, but laced with absolute, chilling command.Dr. Chatmory frowned, his professional pride bristling against his ingrained fear. He knew enough about the supernatural world lurking in the shadows of his city to recognize trouble, but he refused to be intimidated in his own office. He sat up straighter, crossing his arms over his white coat."I have absolutely no

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   As for the Goddess

    Leela let out a ragged sigh, her fingers gently tracing the edge of Iggy's soft blanket as Fennigan cradled him."And I get why she feels so fragile," Leela murmured, her voice thick with old ghosts and fresh guilt. "She had no one on the outside, either. For years, we were the only family the other had. And then... I left her. I know it was only for a few weeks before I finally called and invited her up here for our mating ceremony, but I still left her behind in that world. I will carry that guilt forever. I won't ever do that to her again."She tilted her head, looking up into her mate's glowing golden eyes."Her whole life before this, she was thrown from foster home to foster home," Leela continued, a fierce, protective ache bleeding into her words. "And some of those places, Fenn... they weren't nice. They were cruel. Me? I always had a constant roof over my head. Even if the people under that roof hated me and made me feel like an absolute freak, I had some twisted version of s

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   Says the Cutest Girl in the Pack

    The moment Sarah stepped fully into the room, Toby’s sharp, hardwired instincts flared to life. Even deep in slumber, his Lycan senses were perfectly attuned to his mate's unique scent and presence.His eyes fluttered open, blinking against the bright, warm sunlight streaming through the glass. It took him a split second to realize he was pinned to the floor by two sleeping royal toddlers. He looked up, catching Sarah's amused gaze, and immediately cleared his throat, keeping his deep, raspy voice down to a harsh whisper so he wouldn't wake the twins."I wasn't sleeping, I swear," Toby defended quickly, completely failing to look like a lethal, highly trained guardsman. "I was just... resting my eyes. Tactically."Sarah’s smile widened, the last heavy, lingering shadows of the stressful hospital visit completely melting away at the sight of her fiercely deadly mate acting as a makeshift mattress.Ignoring his terrible lie, Sarah stepped quietly across the sun-warmed hardwood. Mindful

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   I Don't Know

    The heavy Blackwood SUV ate up the miles as they navigated the winding mountain roads back toward the packhouse. The atmosphere inside the plush cabin was vastly different from the ride down; the immediate, suffocating panic had passed, but in its wake was a heavy, lingering exhaustion.In the back seat, the steady, rhythmic hum of the tires on the asphalt had already lulled Iggy into a deep, peaceful sleep.Leela turned her head away from the window, her elemental eyes shifting to the woman sitting on the other side of the baby carrier. Ginny was staring blankly at the passing tree line, her pale face completely drained of color. A single, silent tear slipped down her cheek, catching the afternoon light."You're quiet," Leela observed gently, her voice barely rising above the low hum of the engine.Ginny blinked, startled, and quickly reached up to wipe the tear away with the back of her hand. She forced a small, unconvincing smile.Up in the driver’s seat, Jax’s broad shoulders imme

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   Not going to be a Problem

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  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   Tried to turn Ginny Lycan

    The Twisted LogicLeela slipped her phone back into her pocket, giving Sarah one last, fiercely reassuring nod before quietly opening the heavy wooden door. She stepped back into the tense, suffocating atmosphere of the doctor's office, immediately returning to Ginny’s side.The wait for Iggy’s accelerated blood work felt like an absolute eternity. Jax paced the short length of the room, his massive frame practically vibrating with restless, protective energy, while Ginny sat rigid, clutching the sleeping newborn to her chest.When Dr. Chatmory finally walked back into the room holding a fresh printout, his expression was tight and unreadable. The entire room seemed to hold its breath.The doctor looked immediately at Ginny, offering a comforting but visibly strained smile. "Physically, right at this exact moment, his vitals are strong. But... I cannot give you a completely clean bill of health."Ginny let out a choked, watery gasp, burying her face against the top of Iggy's blanket a

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   Magda's Still Out There

    Fennigan didn't look up at first. He was a statue of grief and rage, his large hands still hovering over Leela’s motionless form. But the twins—sensing the jagged, raw spike of Sarah’s emotion—began to squirm.Caspian and Briar had spent time in Sarah’s care. To them, she wasn't just a nanny; she w

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   The Hidden Bunker

    The small family kitchen was a stark contrast to the sprawling grandeur of the Great Hall, filled now with the low hum of voices and the domestic clatter of silverware. Ginny and Jax were already settled at the butcher-block table, Ginny nursing a mug of herbal tea while Jax methodically cleared a

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   Vannie's Strongest Brew

    Jax smirked, his dark eyes softening as he trapped Ginny’s hand in his own large palm. "I knew what I wanted, Gin. Why waste breath on talking when the bond was screaming loud enough to wake the dead?""Oh, please," Ginny teased, her eyes sparkling with that familiar human mischief. "The bond was s

  • Elemental Lycan : The Devine Elemental   It Was Perfect

    The first light of dawn wasn't just a color; it was a promise. As the pack members trailed back from the forest, their skin cooling from the intense heat of the Silver Run, they slipped back into their clothes with the quiet, satisfied movements of wolves who had fed their spirits. The mist clung t

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