Reveal Me Novels & Stories

"Come meet me right now at my house, it's important." I disconnect. The weight of what lies ahead settles over me. This revelation, this truth I seek, could change everything.

This time I released my Alpha aura. I had never tried my aura on humans before, only my gammas in the pack. He stepped aside without a word and left. Thank God the last thing I needed was to draw attention to myself in this realm. The door was still shut; it required a passcode. I released my strength and broke the lock. My entry triggered the security alarms. So much for not bringing attention to myself. I ran into the room, “Zyra!” I yelled But the site before me froze me to the spot.

Inside it were two white flash drives. Hmm. I expected something a bit more… dramatic. Well, maybe the surprise is waiting in these flash drives. Excitement now intoxicating me as if I were on a mission, I pulled Dayrian’s chair, sat and took out my phone. The folder that appeared when I inserted the first USB flash had a weird title. ‘The Reveal.’ was what was written there. My lips pouted in pondering, I ignored the thrill in my heart and clicked on the screen.

“I do not want to see it.” “You must,” she said. “The Core will not release you until you know who you are.” I shut my eyes for a moment, breathing through the panic rising in my chest. Truth. Power. Awakening. I felt like I was being pulled apart from the inside. Then I thought of Kairos. His hands on my face. His voice calling my name. His fear when I was dragged away. He wanted me to come back. I wanted to come back. I opened my eyes. “Fine. Show me.”

"I didn’t leave that long ago. Just needed to check something before getting proper rest." I narrowed my eyes, stepping closer. "Luca—" He cut me off, lifting a letter and waving it slightly. "I’ve received messages from messengers," he said. "The council has officially announced the Revealing. It’ll take place in a month." My frustration took a backseat. I moved closer, scanning the letter in his hand. "The Revealing?" I repeated. Luca nodded. "They’re expecting the Lunar Alpha." A shiver ran down my spine. The Revealing was a rare event that marked the acknowledgment of a true Alpha by the Nine clans.

But eventually… I got to the real reason I called. “I need help,” I said. “With what?” she asked immediately. “How do I reveal the truth?” There was a pause. Then… “Oh, easy,” she said. “Ideas?” “Plenty.” I sat up slightly. “Okay… I’m listening.” “Option one,” she began. “You gather everyone in one room, dim the lights, and play the DNA result on a projector like it’s a movie premiere.” I blinked. “…what?” “Dramatic reveal,” she said proudly.

"This reacts to Moon Goddess magic. If you have any latent abilities we haven't discovered yet, this will reveal them." I take the crystal, and the moment it touches my palm, it blazes with silver light. The light spreads up my arm, and suddenly I feel a surge of knowledge—things I shouldn't know but somehow do. I know that Marcus, the warrior I just fought, has a healing knee injury he's hiding. I know that Riley is worried about her mother who's been sick. I know that one of the younger warriors is lying about his age, pretending to be older than he is.

"Jesse, what's been bothering you? I can see it in your eyes. Please, tell us." Jesse sighed, his gaze fixed on the dancing flames. "There are things you all need to know," he began, his voice heavy with emotion. "Secrets that have haunted me for centuries." We leaned in, our curiosity piqued. Jesse took a deep breath, steeling himself for the revelations that were about to come. "I am not just a vampire," he confessed. "I am a descendant of an ancient bloodline, one that holds immense power and a dark legacy." Gasps filled the air as we absorbed his words.

In comparison, Shawn was less intoxicated. Ivan was not pretending to be as drunk as he actually was. For the first time in months, he felt like his true self. That dance left no room for doubt that the man in the white shirt, staring at him with those dark eyes and an unreadable expression, was the key to his true happiness.

It was unacceptable. Darius pressed the button, watching as the camera focused on him. He did his best to keep his mask of emotions in place. “How may I help you?” a voice asked over the speaker. “I’m Darius King. I’m here to see Alannah.” “One moment, Sir.” Less than a minute passed before the gates started opening. To Darius’s surprise, he found his hand slightly shaking as he placed the vehicle into drive. He must remain calm and collected. This wasn’t the time.