Semua Bab My Father's Best Friend Is My Mate And My Stalker: Bab 11 - Bab 20

“And tell Lilith,I don't accept dinner from a whore!” The Elder scrambled backward on his hands and knees, his breath coming in terrified gasps. His eyes stayed fixed on the figure emerging from the haze, and every inch of him screamed to flee. “Mercy,” he whispered, though no one had asked for it. “Then crawl faster,” the voice replied, velvet and cruel. The Elder obeyed, dragging himself away until his trembling frame disappeared into the shadows of the archway. Aldric’s realm reeked of control and yet it disgusted him.Everything glimmered with order,the walls were carved from onyx, air heavy with dominance. He stepped through the veil in borrowed flesh. Aldric turned sharply, his eyes narrowing. For a moment, Confusion flicked across his perfect face. “Alpha Varyn?” he asked, voice low but edged. “You came to check on me?” “I came for a question,” Dylen replied evenly. “The Moonflower.” His stance stiffened. “The moon flower is not your concern neither is it yours. What bro

Evelyn’s POVThe cold shower did little to stop my thoughts. The water had washed the dirt from my skin, but not the heaviness from my chest. I stood before the open balcony doors, droplets sliding down my arms, the chill air brushing against me like a ghost’s hand. It was midnight,no one would see me bare like this.Somewhere beyond the dark trees, the night hummed softly with crickets and distant wind.Aldric had been gone for too long. Every messenger that returned came with the same answer — he is healing. I wanted to believe it, but the words rang hollow. How strong was this old Lycan to wound him so deeply? Aldric was the most powerful Alpha in the northern packs. His name alone had made warriors bow and kingdoms bend. Yet now, even his shadow seemed fragile in my mind.I wrapped my robe tighter as I walked into my room and sat at the edge of my bed. My reflection on the mirror across the room looked back at me —and she was pale, uncertain, eyes too full of questions I didn’t wa

“Evelyn?” Father’s voice snapped me back.I turned to him too quickly. “Y–yes?”He frowned. “Are you all right?”I nodded, forcing a smile. “Just tired.”He studied me for a long moment, clearly unconvinced, but finally gave a small nod. Am I seeing too much? Perhaps it's an illusion trying to scare me!Father's voice broke through my thoughts again, softer now, almost hesitant. “There’s something else I need to tell you, my dear.”I turned to him, trying to shake off the chill of those eyes I thought I’d seen in the distance. “What is it?”He looked at me the way he always did when he was about to drop something unexpected, which was usually calm, but careful. “You’ll be leaving soon.”“Leaving?” My brows furrowed. “Where to?”“To the human world,” he said, almost too casually, as if it wasn’t a big deal at all. “You’ll be attending a school there.”I blinked, certain I’d misheard. “A… human school?”“Yes,” he said, his tone firm but kind. “You’re to begin in a few days. It’s alread

The Moonlight draped her silver glow across my garden, bathing everything in her light. Even me, the creature she once cursed and crowned in the same breath. Her voice lingered in the air like a melody meant to provoke, “If your prey crawls to another… what would be your fate?”I chuckled. A low, dangerous sound that stirred the mist. “Fate?” I muttered, lifting my gaze to her radiant form. “I write mine with blood and breath, not with prayers and stars.”She smiled faintly and sadly, as though she’d expected nothing less. The goddess had always found amusement in my defiance. “And yet, you chase what you cannot claim,” she said softly.I stood, brushing the dew from my hands. “You made her crawl to another,” I said, my voice tightening with an emotion I refused to name. “You marked her heart for a wolf who barely knows what it means to lead. Tell me, Moon Goddess, is this your sense of humor, or your cruelty?”Her eyes shimmered, the light shifting like water. “You question my desig

The night was still, heavy with the scent of moon lilies swaying over the pond. Their reflection rippled on the surface, like memories trying to breathe. Kaela’s presence brushed behind me,it was quiet, sharp and watchful as always. She broke the silence first. “Do you think she knows?” I didn’t need to ask who. My lips curved faintly. “The Moon Goddess?” I let out a low chuckle. “Maybe she does. Maybe she’s pretending not to. That’s how she plays her games,seeing yet never speaking.” Kaela stepped closer, her voice measured. “And if she’s only waiting to strike?” “Then she should have done it the moment I took his form,” I replied calmly, eyes still on the water. “If she didn’t, it means she’s curious. And curiosity is the first crack in any divine armor.” She tilted her head, studying me. “How long do you intend to keep playing as Dylen Varyn?” I finally turned to face her. The moonlight caught the edge of her hair, the silver glinting like steel. “As long as it takes,” I