A Loophole that created an heir

KaelumMy house was quiet.I stepped inside and Aurora was there, waiting.She was standing near the center of the room with her arms folded, her expression already telling me I had taken too long.“You took your sweet time.”“I’m sorry.”I barely got the words out before her eyes dropped to my arm. She went completely still.Then her gaze travelled slowly over the branding that covered my skin.Her eyes widened.“First, tell me that isn't a branding.”I said nothing.“Tell me that's some ink you got from a human or wolf shop.”“Aurora.”“Don't.” Her voice cracked through the room. She stepped closer, staring at my arm as though she could somehow erase what had been done simply by looking at it.“I have endured you enough, Kaelum. What exactly are you looking for that is important enough to make you brand yourself?” I remained silent. “Are you planning to brand your entire body every time you need something you can't wait for? Did you disregard the Divine Authority and go looking for

The Secret Written on His Skin

ThaliaThe moment Carl drove into the estate, my mind was already out of the car.As soon as he stopped, I pushed the door open.“Thank you.” I barely waited for him to answer before heading straight toward Kaelum’s house. I pushed the door open and went directly to the study, but he wasn’t there.“Kaelum?”Nothing. I called his name again, then gave up and headed for his room.The moment I stepped inside, something in me loosened.I crossed the room, climbed onto his bed, and curled into the sheets. His scent surrounded me, familiar enough to make my chest ache. I pressed my face deeper into the pillow and let myself breathe.It had only been two days since Emily had been taken away by the gods, but it felt longer.I still didn’t know what had happened after that or where everything had ended. Carl had insisted on returning here because he needed cleansing after everything he had been through, and I hadn’t exactly argued. I needed to see Kaelum as well.I needed answers.Especially n

The God’s Last Secret

Kaelum“Oh, stop. Even you shouldn’t accuse me of that.”I stared at Aurora, but she didn’t look convinced.“No. I thought your extremity had edges, but I’m starting to join the train of those who don’t trust you.”“Aurora, I didn’t do that.” I lowered my voice, even though irritation was already tightening my chest. “I wouldn’t put a mortal through something like that. And not Thalia. I know what it would mean for her body. I would never do that to her. She could die.”The thought alone made my voice drop further.Because there was a chance Thalia could hear us.And if she did, I didn't want her hearing half of a conversation and drawing the wrong conclusion.“Then what did you go do?” Aurora demanded. “And how did you get the brand? This is the last time I’m going to ask. Just tell me before you lose me as a friend.”I swallowed.She was serious.There was no amusement left in her expression, no trace of the woman who had once been willing to spend an eternity beside me.“Aurora, th

A God Through Generations And Generations

Thalia“Why did you say we will remove the pregnancy when this is important to you?”Kaelum had only been gone for about twenty minutes, but I had spent every one of them staring at the exact spot where he and Aurora had disappeared.He stopped.“I should have known you heard that.” His voice softened. “That’s not what it seems, Thalia.”“You just said you have no way of having an heir and that it is important to you.” I swallowed. “Aurora confirmed that with her expression, and you’re just going to throw ours away?”“Thalia, this has nothing to do with you.”“She’s right.” The words came out before I could stop them. “I would have these babies even if that meant I would die having them.”Kaelum's eyes changed.The warmth disappeared from them so quickly that my breath caught. I had seen those eyes before, on the day I first arrived here. The softness I had grown accustomed to was gone, replaced by something that looked like burning red coal. There was nothing gentle in them now.It w

The Beginning of the End

KaelumI had said I wanted two days. Two days to sit with the reality of the heirs I would never have.But in those two days, I hadn’t seen Thalia once.I had thought about summoning her more times than I could count. I could have brought her here myself, but that would mean forcing her to come when she clearly didn’t want to. If she wanted to see me, she would have come.What concerned me more was that I couldn't hear her thoughts.It was as though she had blocked me out again without realizing it.Still, I knew she was there.I had caught glimpses of her moving past the window once or twice, and every time I did, a strange uneasiness settled over me. I hoped she wasn't in agony. Every person I had sent to check on her came back with the same answer.She was fine.But I knew Thalia.Fine could mean anything.And now I needed to see her.The pregnancy had to go.Just then, Aurora's voice entered my mind.She wasn't anywhere near me. She was summoning me to the god realm.She had been

All Chapters of To Be Loved By A Dying Moon God: Chapter 101 - Chapter 105

A Loophole that created an heir

The Secret Written on His Skin

The God’s Last Secret

A God Through Generations And Generations

The Beginning of the End