Novel & Cerita As Told By Ginger Orion

Slowly, he shifted back into his human form, his expression unreadable as he ordered his warriors to bind the rogue king. “It’s over,” Orion said, his voice low but firm. But I wasn’t so sure. “Orion,” I whispered, stepping forward. “There’s something I need to tell you.” I quickly explained what had happened—the two Silver Fang warriors who had endured hours of torture to protect my identity. “They need help,” I said, my voice trembling. “They risked everything for me.” Orion nodded. “Bring them out,” he commanded one of his warriors. The two warriors were dragged from the rogue king’s chambers, barely conscious but alive. Relief swept through me—until they opened their eyes and saw Orion.

“The fireplace was warm, and Alice stayed with me all night. I wasn’t cold even though there was a storm outside. Is that true?” I nodded as I straightened the collar of her pajama top that had slipped askew. “I’m glad you slept well. Are you hungry?” “A little,” she answered honestly. A few minutes later, we sat at the dining table. Iris began telling me about her dream—about books that could talk and plants growing along the ceiling of a library. I listened as I poured soup into her small bowl. Heavy footsteps echoed from the hallway. “Morning.” Orion appeared in work attire—dark, neat, a thick traveling coat draped over his arm. His Alpha aura still clung to him, but that morning he looke

The lights flickered once. Every marker on the table blinked in unison. And somewhere far beyond our borders, something old took note of who had just stood up. The lights dimmed and flared again. A new projection snapped into place above the table. Orion’s face formed in sharp blue lines, jaw tight, eyes rimmed with red like he hadn’t slept. “I wish this was a courtesy call,” he said. “It’s not.” Vera straightened. “Report.” Orion took a breath. “Stargazer seers are going silent. Not all at once. One by one. Every one of them reported the same vision first.”

one of the Celestial Sisters said with firm tenderness. The other sang softly, and her voice seemed to cradle my spirit. “Tell me when the first one arrived. Describe his scent. The sensation.” I squeezed my eyes shut even tighter. “Orion” My lips trembled. My eyes were already blurred by the tears I couldn’t hold back. “My boy Orion came first.” My hands tightened on the fabric of my pants over my legs, and my body shuddered with the memory. “He came out like lightning. A ring of fire piercing through my belly. So sudden. So determined.” A gasp escaped me. “He arrived… and claimed life with a strong cry. A fierce wail. So loud for someone so small.”

Was the destiny that bound her to Sirius that strong? Sirius had decided to show his face for the first time as Orion, and he was already surrounded by a large group of people. Thus, Ginnie had to take up the major responsibility of introducing the pieces to guests. Just as she was feeling overwhelmed with the work, a tall man showed up in front of her. Nervousness gripped Ginnie’s heart. Before she could look up, that man hugged her and said with a quivering voice, “Ginnie, it’s really you! You’re still alive!”

He knows something’s off, but he’s waiting for us to tell him. I stand up slowly, my mind still reeling from what Orion just said. “We need to talk,” I mutter, my eyes meeting Nero’s. His brows furrow, but he nods, glancing at Aeron before gesturing for us to follow him out of the room. Orion doesn’t move at first, but then he stands, his expression hard as stone. He’s keeping it together, but I can see the cracks starting to form. Once we’re in the hallway, I turn to Nero. “Orion saw Zane,” I say, my voice flat, still trying to wrap my head around it.

“Supposedly, The story goes, 23 years ago a bear shifter named Orion showed up on our Island with his witch mate and their son. They came in the dead of night with an army. Their boats landed on our docks, on the easternmost southerly border, they snuck through the land killing citizens until they reached the pack house. They killed everyone they came across, dragging my mother and brother from their beds. My father, at the time, had been questioning a rogue in the cells. I guess they had been having rogue problems for the last few months back then. “Anyway, he held my mother at knifepoint, and when my father came upon the scene, Orion made my father bow down and pledge his life, if he didn’

Ch-72 “Orion, can’t you stay?” Abigail asked as she held his wrist. “My Lady, I need to leave this place before the sunrise. And has to prepare me to explain about the two murders I did yesterday,” Orion said as he got up to take his coat. Abigail was about to get up and walk behind him, but she felt a pain shoot in her stomach. “Ahh,” she moaned in pain, holding her stomach. Orion ran towards her and held her in place before she fell to the ground. He helped her lay on the bed.

Eloise offered a sad smile, ushering us all towards a large ten that was set up. I hadn't heard of his departure yet. Gideon mentioned he spent most of the year in his grandmother's birth coven, Waning Moon. Hopefully whatever they offered him gave his mind peace from the break up. The curtains opened to the thick smell of incense and a small woman sitting by a makeshift vanity. She had long brown curls that nearly reached her thighs and forest green eyes. Freckles splashed across her tanned skin and a permanent smile was etched onto her face," I'm Beth, Orion's mother. Is it okay if I help you get ready today? I helped Eloise on her coronation day. If my son bothered trying to get himself a

My curls were real under his fingers. Tears spilled down my face without warning. I could not stop them. This felt too sharp to be a dream, too wrong to ignore. “Hey,” Orion said, his voice strained. “We are going to fix this. I promise.” I nodded because I could not speak, because the pain in his eyes hurt more than the fear in my chest. “We need the seer,” Jett said. “There is nothing about vanishing mates in the Eclipse Circles records.” Orion nodded once, then turned and ran from the room.