Three years ago…“Grandpa!” I yelled in contempt and hid my hands behind my back.“Give me your palms, you brat! I told you to wash your hands before eating, didn’t I?” His hand is on his waist while the other is holding his wooden stick, the one he usually uses to beat me up when I do something foolish.“Wait, Grandpa. Where did you find your stick?” I remember throwing it yards away from the backyard two days ago. How come he found it? The stick didn’t go back on its own, did it?“Aw! That hurt!” I glared at him when he knocked my forehead.“Grandpa, can you be a little nicer to me? I am a girl. Don’t you think I deserve a nicer treatment? I can

“You are still young, Nadia. You can’t marry someone you just met,” Ezrael said when I told him that I want him to be my husband.I frowned. “Young? I will turn eighteen in two years!”He laughed gently and patted my head. “Anyway, if in the future you have plans on visiting the city, you can find me at Rivermoon. It is where my pack’s base is located.”I felt a little sad when he told me he was leaving but I had no choice but to let him go.I was still happy to meet him though. I felt like through him, I had some sort of connection outside the mountains. The reason why a week later, I had enough courage to finally step on the boundaries for the very first time. I was agitated and overwhelmed. Although I know Grandpa was wo

Four years after the incident in North Ridge Mountain…“Are you sure you are doing this, Nadia?” After watching me prepare my things, Evan couldn’t stop himself. His eyes were weary as if he was very sure that what I am about to do would cost my life.Evan was the one who saved me from the sacred cave of North Ridge four years ago. I found out he was Grandpa’s trusted disciple back when my mother was still alive. I fell ill because a curse was casted upon me when I coveted the sacred necklace. As to why I was cursed, Evan explained that the Necklace of Divinity is a sacred thing and only a person who has pure heart can be its owner. He said I had evil plans that’s why it cursed me.He lived far south, far away from all the packs including mine, that’s why for the past years, I had no idea what was happening in the city. Now that Evan has successfully lifted the curse that caged me in this mountain for years, I

What did he say? Did I hear him right?As if he was able to read the question in my face, he said, "You heard me right, Eve. Your mother, Doris Walters, and your father, George Delluci, are dead. It was reported as murder and still under investigation, but I'm sure it was Vienna's doings.""No…" I shook my head. "That's not true! That is… impossible!""If you are still not convinced, see it for yourself," he said flatly as he pointed the bedside table with a nod.I turned to the table and saw what he was pointing out. I moved once, very swiftly, that it barely took a fraction of second. It was newspapers. One was from Lynnwood, the other was from Dad's city.I froze when I saw the headlines of both newspapers. I felt something within me, something like scorching. I could feel the venom at the tip of my teeth, and the urge to destroy everything.I stood and the next second, I was

“He is Henry, my most trusted person,” Landon introduced me to Henry. After we had made a deal to get what we both want, he decided to introduce me to his people first.I figured that his house here in Manchester looked like an ancient luxury manor, it can even pass as a Victorian palace. He also had a lot of househelps that were obviously vampires. Of course why would he get human househelps. That would only make a problem because of the kind of lifestyle he’s living in.He only introduced me to few people. Henry, his right hand, butler and all around assistant. Beatrice, the head of the househelps in the manor and is ranked the second after Henry. Her name really sound old fashioned, and trust me, she really is. She wasn’t the sexy type of female subordinate in movies that becomes the rival of the female lead in movies. Actually, I can’t guess her vampire age, but in human age, probably she’s around late forties. But in spite of th