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Caroline, a she-wolf who has been considered a monster since she was a child, can she break the tragedy spell and find her MATE?

She is a nerdy Omega everyone picked on. He is the bad boy Alpha who hated her. Until fate changed everything. Lily Mittens had always kept her head down, hiding behind books and oversized sweaters, secretly crushing on Joe Wellington, the rude, arrogant future Alpha who never even looked her way. So when the Moon Goddess marks Joe as her fated mate, Lily is excited, but Joe doesn’t want a weak Omega for a Luna. But Lily is no ordinary wolf. She has a power that could change everything but she doesn't know it yet. Will Joe see the real Lily before it’s too late? Will Joe Wellington accept her as his fated mate? Find out in this story!

Lily deliberately knocked over the flower vase that was on the table when she pointed her sword at Prince Maretus. "Huh!? Damn you!" Prince Maretus immediately jumped up and grabbed the sword that was on top of his wardrobe. They immediately clashed swords until Lily felt her transformation time was almost up and the soldiers came. ____

"Oh! The flower! Did you sneak into my room?" "Uhm." Kenshi sucks in air, smiling playfully. "Didn't Roya tell you?" "You saw me asleep?!" "Calm down!" He laughs. "I asked Zed." "Oh, good." She breathes out, shifting her gaze back to him. "But don't you know what that spider lily flower meant? Do you want me dead or something?" "No, I don't want you dead. How do I explain it." He looks away to think for a second and back to her. "In Yami, spider lilies are like roses. Most of us demons has heart with a complex design like that red spider lily."

I urged, a surge of anticipation rising within me. Lily continued, her gaze distant as she recalled the encounter. "She had a serene smile, lost in her own thoughts as she gathered herbs. When I approached, her eyes , the same ones you described , met mine. She spoke about nature's healing abilities and how it can mend even the deepest wounds." Amelia's eyes met mine, a silent understanding passing between us. Lily's recollection seemed to carry a message, a piece of the puzzle that could lead us closer to my mother's whereabouts.

Witch Lily? “Lily. Are you sure you want to go against me?” Rose smiled gently, but it was evident that she was challenging Witch Lily. “I won't do it,” Witch Lily said with resolution. “Well.. If you won't follow me,” Rose's smile turned evil. “Then DIE!” She cast a lightning bolt so fast at Witch Lily that she didn't have time to react as the lightning bolt hit and electrocuted her. Witch Lily’s body fell to the floor, and it wasn't hard to see what had become of her.

The bright red petals reach up toward the moon, displaying the yellow and orange streaks that make them look like fire. “Don’t run off like that,” Laxus growls, crouching next to me. “Is this really it?” I nod, pulling my hand away. “I should only take one,” I mutter, but my instinct screams to take both. What if one isn’t enough? I don’t want to come all the way back here again. “Never mind. We’ll take both of them just in case.” Pulling my satchel around, I dig inside until I find the bag for the Moonlight Fire Lily. Carefully, so I don’t damage any of the flower, I dig through the dirt, loosening it enough to pull the flower and the roots out.

It was command and threat and promise all rolled into one, and Luca felt his hands start to lower her before he’d consciously decided to obey. Her feet touched the ground and her broken ankle somehow held, and when she stood up fully Luca watched violet light start to bleed from her skin. “You want a fight?” Lily asked, and she wasn’t looking at Luca anymore. She was looking at Jonathan and Samuel and the feral thing that used to be her father, and when she smiled it wasn’t a nice smile at all. The air around her started to change and Luca smelled ozone like right before a lightning strike, watched her hair lift away from her face even though there wasn’t any wind.

The trail curved left past a stand of old Douglas firs, their roots working up through the ground, and Lily adjusted her stride automatically to account for them. Priya said: "Can I say something?" Lily glanced at her. "Okay." Priya kept her eyes on the trail. Her voice was low, lower than the ambient noise of running and wind and the distant sounds of the other students, low enough that only Lily would catch it. Deliberate, Lily thought. She has been waiting for a private moment. This is it. "I know you're an omega."

“It’s nice to see you again, Miss Collins.” “Lily. You can call me Lily,” she said, smiling. I nodded and gestured for her to sit. As she settled, I turned to the helper nearby and instructed, “Bring us another set of hot tea and a cup of black coffee for me.” “Right away, Alpha,” the omega bowed before leaving. Once we were alone, I leaned back and asked, “So… what brings you here?” Lily reached into her bag and pulled out something that caught my eye—a fancy envelope with gold writing and a wax seal. She handed it to me with a smile, like she was hiding something exciting.