Maia Destiny Reviews Novels & Stories

“Fine. But only a few days, and you must inform me every time you arrive somewhere new, understand?” Maia gave a faint smile, then hugged her husband tightly. “Thank you. I’ll come home safely.” But in her heart, Maia knew she was not leaving to heal. She was leaving to arrange a war strategy. The black car sped along the winding road, cutting through thin fog and pine forests closing in on both sides. Maia drove herself, wearing a gray hoodie and simple long pants. Her face was bare, without makeup, but her gaze was sharp. Throughout the journey, her mind kept replaying that night’s events. The blood on her hands, Russell’s shattered face, and Juan’s trusting gaze.

If she let her emotions overcome her entire system, her mission to be a great and ideal Luna will be wasted. After almost an hour, she was now fully clothed and ready to fulfill her duties. She was now wearing a white and black maxi dress with matching black sandals and her fountain-styled braided hair. Maia walked out of her room, proud and graceful with her sweetest smile, making every servant and maids bow, greet, and smile at her. She went to the pack village while still thinking about what to do. After she visited the wounded warriors and nursery house, she still doesn't have an idea what to do. Maia sighed as she walked down the path between houses, still not removing her smile to hide

It was the first time she had looked at me with pure sympathy, like I was standing on the edge of a cliff with the ground crumbling beneath me. “Gold, I am so sorry,” she whispered. She inched closer, ropes scraping against the bedframe as she moved. “They want revenge. For their pack. They don’t know who carries the Moon Goddess’s blessing yet, but they believe the color of her blood is gold.” Her eyes softened even more. “And, Abbey… they want to kill your mate.” Her words pierced me like shards of glass. For a moment, I couldn’t breathe.

, Dalia wanted to scream, it felt like the oxygen had been sucked out of the entire world something within them had recongized each other and it was pulling them, drawing them into the darkness, taking away their will to stay conscious and no matter how she fought, Dalia could feel herself ebbing away, until the numbness completely crept over her and her counterpart, who laid crumpled on the floor. Just before she followed suit and lost consciousness she heard the door open, and a curse from the principal nearly brought a smile to her lips "Fuck!" She said under her breath " I don't get paid enough for this!, Miss Smith!" The other words that came after seemed to float away as she was slowly

was more likely a marathon through a forest filled with obstacles, surprises, and, knowing her, probably a wild creature or two. "Maya, why do I feel like you're not being entirely honest with me?" I narrowed my eyes on her. She feigned innocence, fluttering her eyelashes. "Honesty is overrated, Mia. Trust me; it's going to be fun." I sighed, resigned to whatever awaited me. "Fine, let's get this over with. What's the plan?" Her smile widened. "That's my girl, talking like a champ. Martha would be envious,"

“I’m not willing to allow Tess close to those exhibits. Furthermore, it’s good practice for me too. How better to familiarize myself with the event than by personally being part of it?” “Smart girl,” Cedric said. He would not be able to be at the event, but he would take care of her in the shadows. … When they were back at Prismara Hill, Maia went upstairs right after she had finished her dinner. She was going through her regular routine of reading and organizing her documents, checking the news, and watching the latest episode of The Quest. Suddenly, she felt a shiver down her spine and felt a moment of distress. Maia was surprised with this sensation. She had a feeling that something was n

"Now, you will see your destiny." With a sweeping gesture, the woman beckoned Maya to follow her. Maya hesitated, unsure of what to do. But Ariana's nod of encouragement gave her the courage to move forward. As they followed the mysterious woman, the room began to shift and change around them. The walls seemed to melt away, revealing a vast, open landscape. Maya's eyes widened as she took in the sight, her mind reeling with wonder. The mysterious woman stopped at the edge of the landscape, her eyes fixed on Maya. "This is your destiny, Maya," she said, her voice dripping with an otherworldly intensity. "This is the path that you will follow."

“Wha…” “Shut up!!” Destiny growled, releasing her aura. Tiara couldn’t help but bow her head in submission. She couldn’t understand how her aura was stronger than hers when they both were Alpha females and also twins. “You always insulted and made fun of her human either in terms of your beautiful face or the fact that you’re independent while she is still dependent on her parents.” She added in anger. “I, Destiny, wolf of Liara Haysbert and daughter of Moon Goddess, Selene, using my human’s innocent soul to curse you that….”

Damien is saying, and I suddenly snap back to attention. The line moves forward, a slow progression toward an uncertain destiny. My turn comes, and I step up to the makeshift altar, the potion before me like a vessel of fate. Damien gives me a stare — not just the stare of a brother, but the stare of my Alpha, commanding me to drink. I know, despite my misgivings, I have no choice. I tip the cup to my lips and with eyes screwed shut, I drink. The liquid burns down my throat, a warmth spreading through me like a subtle flame. A bitter taste settles in my mouth as the potion becomes a symbol of choices stripped away.

Her hands gripped his arm in a bruising manner as they moved forward. "I am taking you far away from what's mine," Mia said, her mask dropping to reveal her true intentions. Her malevolence shone through as she continued, "And don't you even try to scream or think you can link anyone. I bet you can't even feel your lynx." She chuckled evilly. "I'm going to serve you to Lex on a silver platter and then get what's rightfully mine—Darius, the title, and the pack."