A Moth To Flame Chapter 1 Novels & Stories

“Enjoy it while it is hot.” I stiffened, but kept my eyes on her, waiting for her to finish what she wanted to saw. “There’s a little thing about moths,” she continued calmly, almost indulgently. “They’re always drawn to the brightest fire. They always believe that it is going to save them. It is seen as stupid and foolish, but there is no one to actually stop them. If there was, they wouldn’t be as foolish as to try and burn themselves alive.” Her lips curved faintly. “But they always burn once it grows too bright. Just like you will.”

We dismounted built a fire from the last dry wood we could scavenge low flames that barely pushed back the dark. Flame stirred as I settled her near the fire silver violet eyes opening glowing faintly. “Mommy?” she whispered tiny voice sleepy, trusting. I knelt brushing her cheek. “Soon, little flame. Mommy’s coming.” She smiled small vines curling tighter around my wrist then Kael’s then drifting toward Riven. Riven knelt letting the vine touch his palm. “Rest, little flame,” he whispered. “We’ve got you.” Flame sighed eyes closing light dimming again.

Chapter 2: Awakening in the Den My eyes fluttered open to a world that felt wrong, like I'd stumbled into a dream I couldn't wake from. The air was thick and earthy, smelling of damp stone and smoke from flickering torches. I was lying on a rough bed of furs, my body aching from the chase through the woods. Every muscle screamed, but it was the heat inside me that scared me most—a slow burn starting low in my belly, spreading like wildfire. What the hell had happened? One minute I was hiking alone, trying to outrun my shitty city job and the emptiness it left, the next I was running from... wolves? No, not wolves. Men who turned into wolves. And that guy—Thorne—he'd saved me, but his eyes, t

Damien POV: I awoke with a start, my heart pounding as the remnants of a nightmare still clung to my mind. The moon's soft glow illuminated my chamber, and I sat up, rubbing my temples to dispel the haunting memories. It had been a dream about Amia—the day I stood against her, resulting in her banishment from our pack. I recalled the accusations, the anger, and the bitter taste of betrayal that had clouded my judgment.

My eyes are burning, and my chest hurts. Molly is not here either. I went to check on the second floor. The fire is deadly here. The flames are high, blocking my way. The smell of gasoline is strong. I now know Molly is here, but I am unable to enter the room. "Molly…" I call out to her. She is not answering me. This terrifies me. Several bad thoughts rush into my mind. "I will take you out of here," I grunt as I take a few steps back. I sprint and take a leap. I successfully cross the flames, but fire catches me on the legs and back.

I said and he reluctantly nodded. I walked into the house and Laurel was the first person I saw- just perfect! I would make sure to put in some good words into her rusty head! TBC Sneak peak on the book, MY DEVILISH ADDICTING ALPHA Chapter 1 The howls of wolves could be heard from afar as the full moon shone brightly up the sky. Ismene kept staring at the sky, as she bit her nails. This was one of those times, she'd find joy in staying alone and looking at the sky.

“Then it has begun.” “What do we do?” She looked upward toward the moonlight struggling to reach this cursed place. We pray the flame does not remember who first lit it. We pray the Alpha heir’s wolf does not try to reclaim what the boy has already shattered. “And if it does?” Her smile deepened. Then the flame will not burn for love. It will burn with vengeance. And the gods will be the first to scream. Her voice lowered to a whisper: Then the packs will bleed. The Moon will weep.

“Then tell me everything.” The chapter ends with Eve staring up at the blood-red moon, knowing that her war had only just begun.

The chamber darkened. And every council member instinctively rose to their feet, as though some ancient part of their blood recognized something older, something sacred... something afraid. Final Flame Words The chapter closed with the Codex page glowing again. One child. One fire. One end. But beneath that, written in new Flame, now another line formed: Unless she chooses otherwise.