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“You’re the least of our problems. You’re easy to dispose of. That mark on you is merely a symbol of recognition. The prophecy says that the Alpha of the South, who will stand against the werewolves’ agenda, will marry the moon child, and together they will defeat us.” A heavy silence followed Jacob’s words, and he stepped closer to Arda’s cell. “Without the complete prophecy, though, it’s unclear how you’ll help him, considering you’re just a fragile girl who’s terrified of her Alpha.” “He is not my Alpha,” Arda fumed, causing father and son to burst into laughter. “She looks like she’s afraid of everything,” Cain sneered. “Yeah,” Jacob agreed, sharing a laugh with his father. “Lest I forge

All these years, she had kept the position of Alpha Queen reserved for me. I grew stronger and more mature, and the pack gradually expanded under my leadership. The pup in my womb was always very well-behaved, perhaps because we had returned to our homeland. The world was so brilliant and vast. How could I have ever thought my world had ended just because of Eric's betrayal? … A few months later, I gave birth to my heir. The little wolf pup was as white as a snowball, and I named him Noah Gardner. When he opened his ice-blue eyes, Layla screamed with excitement. "Freya, this pup is perfect! A natural-born Alpha!"

“Oh… she said she has a problem in her leg from birth.” Damian stared at the paused frame again. The girl moving around the office, doing her job while favouring one side. He didn’t respond immediately. “So she isn’t an alpha,” he muttered more to himself. “Sir no... she is an Omega. Anything else I can tell you?” “Nothing. You can go. Delete the footage. Tell anyone who asks the cameras weren’t working.” Adler left quickly. Damian exhaled and shut the laptop with more force than necessary.

she asked again, louder, her mask flawless. “Because I broke the Sacred Moon Crystal,” I said bitterly. Silence. “Or so the Alpha King’s daughter claimed.” I cut my gaze at Navy. Her head bowed, hand pressed to her lips. Shoulders curled in practiced grief. Yet her eyes flashed for a moment, satisfied, before she lowered them. I wanted to laugh. I didn’t know who I despised more—her for faking or myself for failing to expose her.

“ Child, you've got to trust me this last time. I'm working on something. A snare that Tiara wouldn't es—cape—” “Shut it! Argh. Argh” I screamed at my mother again. My hands were trembling. I could feel the heat in them. I wanted to do something crazy–maybe strangle my mom. She destroyed me. My life. And turned me against my only sister and the man who had thought I was his daughter. Would Alpha Darius ever forgive me? Would he ever forgive mother and Beta for betraying him? Poor Alpha. He died without finding out the truth.

And the hatred towards witches skyrocketed after Alpha’s problems with Larrisa. So, to think that she would reject who she is because of me…that would be outrightly wrong, unjust and unfair to ask. But she probably wasn’t even offered that choice because Alpha was livid. That was clear in the brutality of every punch when he beat me up. I am sure that he ended her life after I passed out. As a punishment for my rebellion against him. To show to everyone that he is everything but not lenient to traitors. And I am a traitor, disloyal bastard who brazenly didn’t comply with orders. I deserved every punch and punishment he gave me, and even more than that. Because he treated me like a son, and t

The pack was in danger, and I needed to take action. I made a decision that day. I would find a way to get my pack back, no matter the cost. And I knew that Sophia could help me do it. Little did I know, that decision would lead to a journey full of danger, betrayal, and unexpected love. I was lost in thought, replaying the events of the past few days in my mind. The betrayal of my closest friend, Marcus, had left me reeling. How could someone I trusted with my life turn against me like that? The pain of his betrayal was still raw, and I couldn’t shake the anger and bitterness that filled my heart. In my reverie, the popular melodies we used to sing when we are being trained as young werewol

I shouted, "Luna Layla! Even though I'm a fake, I'm also Alpha Raymond's daughter; I'm the one who celebrated the wedding with Darian. You have no right to hit me like that arbitrarily!" I suddenly yelled, startling Luna Layla, halting slightly but quickly becoming more angry. She said coldly, "You dare bring that out to threaten me? In name, the one who married Darian is Violet, not you. More than that, even though you're Alpha Raymond's daughter, you're an abandoned daughter. You have no right to threaten me with those things. Alpha Raymond won't dare say anything if I kill you now!" Luna Layla's words were actual, which made my heart ache a little more. From the moment I agreed to deal wi

I frown and ask, “Why are you helping us?” He raises his eyebrows at me and says, “You want my help, yet you think you can come in here and ask me questions, Darius.” I go to stand as Layla grabs my arm; she narrows her eyes at me before saying, “Darius didn't mean any disrespect, Mathias, but if you don't answer him, we will leave.” He put his head down, and his shoulders slumped as he rubbed his arms and said, “My daughter was sixteen when the Alphas came for her; we never saw her alive again.”

​The first thing I learned about being a queen was that it felt a lot like being a corpse. ​Cold, discarded, and waiting for the earth to take what was left. ​I was only six years old the night my father, the Alpha King, decided I was a defect. ​I can still see the North Star pinned between black branches as I ran until my lungs burned like swallowed coals. ​Behind me, the Great Hunt wasn’t chasing a deer. They were chasing me.