Romans & histoires Luvia Fate

Dimitri questioned, Ah yes, the seventh. “The Seventh was Lilith, author of this journal and the one who made me immortal, she had the gift of foresight before she became the first vampire. She broke every oath we ever swore, when she made me immortal, I always knew she loved me, but I thought it was as a sister, it wasn’t until the moment she forced the cup to my lips that I realized it was more than that.

Livia whispered, her gaze fixed upon the celestial spectacle above. And so, within the cosmic convergence that enveloped the joint empire, Livia's journey toward redemption unfolded amidst the clash of swords and the echoes of Maximus's legacy. The Pillars of Unity pulsed with energies that carried the hopes of a fractured empire yearning for a destiny shaped by choice, forgiveness, and the mysteries of the cosmic tapestry

She drew closer without realizing she had moved. “The recent surge was inevitable,” the woman continued. “The closer fate circles, the louder it becomes. You cannot bind what was written before birth.” King Rowan exhaled sharply. “We didn’t bind fate. We redirected it.” Redirected. Aurelia’s fingers curled into the stone wall. Rosalind spoke again, softer now. “Lucien’s pain… the dreams… this sudden unrest—are you certain it’s connected?” There was a pause. Long enough to stretch Aurelia’s breath thin.

Olivia said with a goofy smile. "You and Aiden are like Romeo and Juliet, only like the werewolf type. It's so Shakespearean!" She said wistfully. "Are you trying to tell me we'll both die in the end?" I frowned. Olivia was always kind of goofy, but in this case, I'd call it madness. I clutched my chest, barely able to hold my laughter. "Of course not! What I mean is, this is fated. The moon goddess has matched you both. It must mean something!"

I'm just happy that people seem happy for us and I will always hold for this happiness. Fate brought us together unexpectedly. Fate played us bitterly. Fate has tested us endlessly. Fate has made us sacrificed separately, and fate brought us misery. But who would have thought that fate would bring us back together again? Maybe, that's how playful our fate is. That despite the challenges we experienced, here we are, still holding each other's hand, living with the love we have for each other. Axis and I started with the fake fiance and fiancee set-up, but things are different now. Things turned into reality now and I'm so happy that finally, Axis and I will be together and we'll work things o

“You mean—Zaphyr?” Lucy nodded slowly. “He’s grown soft and sentimental. I’ve been patient for months, Crystal. But this? This is our moment. If we kill Zaphyr, I take control of White Snow. You get your full army, I make the Shadow Blood alliance permanent, and we march to crush the Star Raiders and Elena together.” The silence in the room stretched, thick and dangerous. I sat down slowly, heart pounding. “You’d kill your mate?” Lucy didn’t flinch. “He was never truly mine. Just a means to an end.”

The truth hit me like a heavy stone. Five years ago, before I ever met Ciara, the council had tried to arrange a marriage for me. They chose Lord Balor's eldest daughter, Livia. She was supposed to be my Luna. She was supposed to wear the crown. But three weeks before the wedding, her carriage was attacked by rogues on the mountain pass. The guards failed to protect her. She died in the snow, and I refused to take another council bride after her death.

A warrior’s promise. An Alpha’s vow. A mate’s truth. Aria took a deep breath and faced the moon again. Tomorrow, she would become the Luna fate intended. And nothing—not war, not prophecy, not fear—would break her.

Luara said to Livia, ‘how can you say to someone like this?’ Livia didn’t say anything, at the same time, she was not seeing her. Amelia, Adam, and Ishu also reached there to see her. Livia again got angry while seeing Ishu, she got frustrated as she remembered the King’s word that Ishu would be the Princess of the Kingdom. Livia shouted at Ishu, ‘she is a curse to my daughter, she wants to take the rights of my daughter but I will never let her do this.’

Lupa's attractive face was worried as she implored me with her large, wet eyes. "Do you want to know what I think?" I said, casting a demeaning glance her way. Lupa was startled and unsure what to do next as she clutched the wine glass. Before replying, Lobo moved closer to hide her behind him. "Freya, you need to calm down." "You're the one who needs to calm down!" You're not happy with your chosen mate, so you bring another woman into our home, I yelled angrily. Lobo, whether it's fate or not, you made a vow.