La Ronca De La Ley Novels & Stories

“Why are you afraid of words?” I felt the trap snap shut. “I’m not,” I said softly. “I’m afraid of who owns them.” Her eyes widened. “You think I belong to him,” she said quietly. “I think you don’t know the price yet,” I replied. She laughed—soft, wounded. “You sound like every Alpha who ever warned me about freedom.” The crowd leaned in. This was it. The fracture point. “If you stay,” Ronan said firmly, “you follow camp law.”

She crossed her arms tighter over her chest, her chin lifting. “What are you talking about?” “You started something when you refused to be sidelined. When you insisted on proving yourself.” “So?” “So, you can’t just walk away.” “Says who?” “Says the Romano law,” I growled. “You revoke a challenge, you lose respect. Not that you had much to begin with.” Her face darkened and her brows furrowed together. “Excuse me? Are you mocking me?” I took another step, the tension snapping in the air between us like wires pulled too tight.

hot, choking, ugly. She screamed. Blade held her tighter, jaw clenched, his own breath uneven. “I’m sorry,” he murmured hoarsely. “I swear to the fucking Moon, we tried.” The attorney cleared his throat softly. “By law… by blood rite… I was the Lycan’s private attorney. Now, Mrs. Lycan...” He paused. “...I serve you.” Scarlet shoved herself free. “Don’t call me that.” Her chest felt like it was caving in.

she cried, shaking her head in disbelief. “You don’t understand, Hannah. Riccardo is a monster. He’s destroyed lives, mine in particular, and left a trail of broken hearts in his wake.” I said coldly. “But what about the law, Clarissa? There are other ways to seek justice. We can expose him, gather evidence, and bring him to trial. Taking matters into your own hands like this will only lead to more violence.” “The law has failed me and my sister, Hannah. Riccardo’s cunning ways have kept him from facing the consequences of his actions for far too long. This is the only way. “

“The law is irrevocable. He will fight Lazhara. Come full moonrise tomorrow, he will face her in the arena. Illness or not!” Kaelric stood, chest heaving. “Father's reign wanes. I am his heir. And I will rewrite the laws.” “Over my dead body!” Luna Vashti shrieked. She shot to her feet, eyes blazing. “As long as I wear the crown of Luna, no such blasphemy shall pass! The law of the Elders has guided this pack for centuries. Not for this stranger shall it be undone!” Her hand jabbed toward me. Kaelric was about to speak-

“Are you really this dumb or do you have something you are fishing for??” “Ronan is traveling and that decree was simply a warning for us to not harm him. He’s warning us to not harm him if we don’t want to be ruled by a woman and you totally missed it.” I yelled, restraining the urge I had to kick him until he was nothing more than some bloody lump on the floor. Damn, idiot. Lucan sat there, stunned at that analysis, and then looked away embarrassed. “I didn’t think in that direction.” He mumbled, hanging his head low.

Lorena yelled. Oh, I didn't see that coming. Illegal living all over the world was punishable by law but in mecianda, it was seen as a great criminal offense. I didn't think about it when we left Italy but now that I remembered, I have no idea what to do for Lorena to continue staying in mecianda as a citizen of the country. The question was what I was going to do to make sure everything works out. "Hey, " Lorena snapped a finger on my face. "What are you thinking of? I just asked you a question."

The three headed back to Ron's house which was just a few blocks away from the police station. Once at his home, Ron left the two in the living room and went to the kitchen to grab some water and drinks since it was going to be a long night. When he returned, papers were scattered all over his center table. "So the first thing we need to know about this car is that it's going to be a tough one since Damian is a very powerful man and he's being charged with rape. If we don't play our cards well and get enough evidence, he'll spend years in prison," The lawyer said as he shuffled through his papers.

"But what if the feds catch wind of this? What if the law comes down on us for everything we’ve done?" I chuckled darkly. "Rico, you’ve been with me long enough to know one thing. I don’t fear the law. I am the law." His gaze sharpened. "You’re playing a dangerous game, Luca. And you’re getting reckless." I stood, pacing in front of the fire, the flames flickering in the darkness. The heat from the fire seemed to match the burning inside of me, the need for retribution, the thirst for vengeance. I could feel the weight of everything that had been taken from me, every sliver of joy, every ounce of innocence.

"That is all that they are for. That is all their law." "The Luna, Rhea Mooncrest, she's returned. She is stronger than ever before. She has not lost hope in the Omega Laws. She has not forgotten what was done to her brother." Marla's voice was a gentle snarl. "She is a force of nature. She will not quit until she has justice for him." Theon's lip curled into a sneer. "Rhea Mooncrest is a child. She is a fool. She came here for revenge. She will have none. She will have only more suffering."