Aurora Sofia The First Novels & Stories

“Aurora, I swear, I was trying to protect you.” “Protect me?” she spat, her voice filled with venom. “No, Sage. You wanted to control me. Same as any other man who's ever tried to take control of mine.” Her eyes rolled to Alpha Dylan, then back to Sage. “But I’m done being controlled.” For a fleeting instant, her pupils throbbed and a very faint shimmer trail of power shot past them. Her breathing slowed. Her gaze was sharp and unyielding. She moved one step forward, her speaking quiet but containing finality.”I, Aurora, of Pack of Lock Hearts,declare "No" to you, Sage, as my mate!” Her voice was sharp but filled with pain.

She obviously isn't taking this seriously. Collins, my chosen Beta, clears his throat, "Uh, Alpha? You might want to calm down." I send him a glare, but he continues, "Look, your omega is finally here." My heart skips a beat at the term "my omega," and I can't explain why. But as I turn to see Aura running towards me, her petite frame exuding determination, my justified irritation falters. She looks like a teenager on their first run, about to collapse at any moment. And then, she does. Aura stumbles and falls, her legs giving out beneath her.

Crowds of people had gathered there, all eager for a glimpse of the spectacle. A couple next to us gasped in awe just as I stepped forward. “Oh my! It’s beautiful!” The aurora lit up the sky, bursting with colors like a celestial tapestry. I was mesmerized. I stood there and was unaware that someone had approached me from behind. “Do you like the aurora?” The voice, cold yet boyish, belonged to fourteen-year-old Christopher. “Of course I do! My mom said that if you and your partner see the aurora together, you’ll find everlasting love and happiness.”

Looks of disbelief coloring their faces. “Hahaha”, the hot girl burst into laughter while clapping her hands like she was commanding a choir rehearsal. “Interesting? Very interesting?” When I thought she would bite Anna's gear for taking back at her, she turned to me. "You're new, aren't you?" She mused, her eyes gleaming with something unreadable. "Aurora, right?" She knew my name. I held her gaze, refusing to look away. "Yes." Sophia tilted her head slightly, her smirk deepening. "Interesting. We will see how long you will last here…"

"These beasts have mates, like soulmates. Lovers chosen for them by the Moon Goddess, their deity." I nearly choked on my soup as I laughed bitterly. "I am not his soulmate. That's bullshit. I'd rather die than be tied to those monsters in any way." Sophie smirked, leaning closer. "Or you could find a way to kill him. You'll have plenty of chances to get close." "Don't even think about it," Madam Anna interrupted, her face suddenly serious. "Talking like that is a death wish. Many have tried, and none have succeeded. Your best option is to escape, dear. That's the only way you might survive."

I was determined to do just anything…I have never been so determined to do anything in my entire life like I am now. “Do you have a plan?” Sadly, I shook my head negatively. “Unfortunately, I don't. I honestly can't think straight at the moment” “First we have to get married like you said..” “I know.. and I'm fully ready for that Orion” “But then again.. you have to let go of something. Without that, you won't be able to get the proper revenge you seek” “Tell me.. what do I have to do?” “Stop being the big fat burden they see you as. Get a new identity, Aurora Wright…become a new version of yourself. And I'll handle everything”

Aurelia “The stories of his appearance are widely known,” the Cloaked Wolf began, his red cover unmoving as we were suddenly taken into a blur of many colours and several sounds that his voice droned over—though the predominant colour was sky blue and the blur made me feel as though I was moving at the speed of the fastest thing that was. “His approach to a lonely, childless couple for shelter…” “The Alpha of the then Glagen Pack coming to ask him to leave, and the couple to be banished…”

I canceled my ticket to Iceland. Even the customer service agent sounded confused. “There are only two seats left on this flight. Are you sure you want to cancel?” “Yes,” I said. “I’m sure.” We had been together for four years. Every February, he flew to Iceland. He always said it was for a photography project. On social media, he only posted glaciers and the northern lights. Whenever I said I wanted to see the aurora too, he would tell me, “It’s too cold there. You wouldn’t be able to handle it.” Then yesterday, I helped him organize an old hard drive. Inside was an encrypted folder named **February**. When I opened it, every photo was of the same girl standing beneath the same no

After a while, he pondered, "How will he take it? Who is the mother of the soldier? Will she make trouble if she discovers that her son is with us? He asked himself the questions one after the other. After a while, he hissed and assured himself, 'When we get to the bridge, we will cross it.' At The Gustavo Family House Although Aurora was hungry, the thought of everything weakened her, especially when she remembered that she could not redeem her father's business and family. As the first and only Princess of the defunct Three Oaks Kingdom, she considered it an honor to redeem her kingdom and give her parents a good life. From the look of things, all her plans were going down the drain. At th

Sophia’s pov Alora’s is the first face I see when I wake up. The dreams of destruction fade back into the realm they’re from and the events that took place earlier come back to me in waves again. Despite myself, despite my legendary strength, I find myself turning away from her and burying my face into my pillow again, crying softly at first, then the tears take over with a mind of their own and I find I can't stop. “Luna Sophia.” The bed dips as Alora sits on it but that only makes me cry some more.