Freedom Eren Novels & Stories

When I was little, I was poisoned by wolfsbane. My sister Fiona saved me. After that, she always said, "I saved your life. You should be grateful. Never forget what I've done for you." So whenever I had good food or pretty clothes, I gave them to her if she wanted them. When I turned eighteen, the pack chose a fiancé for me. Fiona told me, "Don't trust any man so easily. Let me check them out for you first. If they're not right, you shouldn't marry them." So she went on dates with those men on my behalf, from refined gentlemen to charming, outgoing guys. Every time she came back, she looked disappointed. "Zoey, this guy seems really shady. He's not right for you." "Zoey, this guy is all swee

Judy was scared. She knew Lawson could do it, so she covered Samson's mouth and did not have the courage to let him continue. She feared she might not even be able to keep the life she had now. After Judy left with the pup, the scandal spread through the pack. The Beta, who had never been very loyal to Lawson to begin with, started using it to win over other warriors. Lawson waited at the church for an entire day. I did not appear. That day was enough to break him down and make him fully realize I had truly left.

The chains had been removed, but the raw marks around my wrists burned as though the iron were still there, reminding me how easily freedom could be taken. Irene’s voice lingered in the quiet like smoke that refused to clear. She had promised to help. Promised to return tonight with someone who would get me out. Promised that once I crossed the border I would never come back, never see Lucien again, never breathe the same air he breathed. In exchange she would keep my secret. She would let the pack believe I was still Erwin, the boy who stole weapons and ran. She would let them hunt a ghost while the real me vanished into the night like I had never existed. I rested my forehead against my kn

His anger crashed over me before I was fully awake inside my own body. I stared at Kyle, then at the girl standing beside him with red-rimmed eyes and her fingers twisted in his sleeve. Lina Hart had been a low-ranking Omega when Kyle brought her back from the border. Somehow, she had gone from being a rescued stray to the one woman he protected in every room she entered. She tugged his cuff and spoke in a voice soft enough to melt butter. "Alpha Kyle, please don't talk to Serena like that. If she doesn't want me to go, I won't. I'm used to spending the Full Moon Festival alone anyway. It's fine. Really."

The lead enforcer staggered back, wounded but alive. “This is what freedom looks like?” he spat. “Chaos and death?” I pressed my blade to his throat. “This,” I said coldly, “is what happens when you answer choice with chains.” Seren stepped forward, placing her hand over mine. “Kairos,” she said. “Enough.” I held the enforcer’s gaze for one more breath. Then I stepped back. Seren looked at the man. “Go,” she said. “Tell the council this ends now.”

"Elara, Celia is carrying my child. I can't just abandon her. For me, please… endure this." "Cyran! You betray me, then expect me to welcome your mistress into our home—pregnant?" My hands shook with fury. The international show-jumping notice I'd been holding crumpled into a tight ball. "I've wanted children for years, but you refused—always hiding behind your precious competitions. And now you dare to blame me?" Seeing Cyran flare up, Celia rushed in with feigned sympathy, pretending to play peacemaker. "He only wants a baby so badly. For you, he's swallowed his pride all these years. Can't you just—"

“No, don't say that. it will never happen again.” She nodded. “I know it won’t because for the first time in my life, you have finally opened my eyes to something.” “I did? Something like what?” “Freedom, Elena. You’ve opened my eyes to what I needed all these years. It wasn’t a husband who didn’t regard me, or a family who couldn’t protect me, or a sister who betrayed me. It was freedom. And now that I have a chance at it, I’m going to use it wisely. In your name, Elena.”

he said. “I do,” I answered. “You want control dressed as balance.” “That is unfair,” he replied. “No,” I said. “That is honest.” The child spoke quietly. You choose chaos. “I choose freedom,” I said. “Even if it hurts.” Eryx let out a slow breath. “Then you leave me with few options.” Kieran’s voice sharpened. Do not threaten her. “I am not threatening her,” Eryx replied calmly. “I am considering other leverage.”

Davis shot Felix a cold, reluctant glance and warned, "I don't care who you are—no one gets to push people around on my turf." Felix glared right back at him, his expression just as dark. The tension between them spread like a storm cloud, and everyone nearby held their breath, afraid to even make a sound. Eleanor, shaken and overwhelmed, turned to me with disbelief in her eyes. "Impossible. How could you be the Farah I've always admired?" Then, her voice rose, sharp and incredulous, startling everyone around us. "Tell me—who are you, really?" I could only shrug helplessly. There was no point explaining if she wasn't going to believe me. So, she grabbed the agent's shoulder and demanded agai

I admit and her head snaps towards me as if she had forgotten I was even present on this trip. “I don’t understand how people could kill a person that had a family, children to take care of..” I looked down at her and found myself wishing for an instant that I had her humble soul. She’d talk sense into the most daring man and do it with ease. Her innocence in the world shined bright when she had spoken because people would kill for a dime. It’s just the world we lived in. “The people here placed those up after the war, your parents were good people and even better rulers.” Queen Fara smiled down at Raven and placed a hand on her shoulder.