Novel & Cerita The Covenant Cast

A new message incoming from one of our allied covens. Cas opened it, read quickly, then displayed it for all of us to see. *"Nightshade Coven stands with Lord Castellan. Seven additional covens across North America have pledged warriors. We will not allow the Council to execute one of our own for the crime of building family with wolves. Coordinating response forces now. - Victoria, Nightshade Second-in-Command."* "Your coven," Jeremy said quietly. "They're mobilizing." "Not just mine. Seven other covens." Cas's voice held something I'd rarely heard from him—surprise. "Victoria must have been coordinating this for weeks. Building alliance without telling me."

Chapter song: Secrets and lies by Ruelle Lottie POV Eyes. Blue. Brown. Eyes. Blue eye. Brown eye. Black hair. Green eyes. Red hair. Silver chains. Stone. Cold. Laughter. “You gave me your fucking word Gideon!! She's mine to have and HE! HE is yours to kill!!!” Growling, hissing, groaning. That voice……so familiar ... .I just can't reach it…… “Lottie, dear, pass the mugwort?”

My heart slams against my ribs. For you. For you. For you. I can’t say it. So I say something safer—something true, but not complete. “I’m doing it for the family,” I murmur. “For the parts of it worth saving.” She closes her eyes for a moment, exhaling shakily. Then she reaches forward—not to pull me in, not to cross a line, but to place her hand over mine. A silent pact. No promises spoken. No words needed. Just a shared truth:

Isa, Evelyn’s younger sister, gushed excitedly. “Did Adrian agree to this arrangement?” Evelyn asked after staying silent for a while. “His grandmother, Mrs. Chase Sr., arranged it. What other choice does he have?” her father retorted. “I know, but—” Evelyn tried to reason, but her father cut her off. “No buts. It has been decided. It’s a great deal for the family — merging Nexus Corporation and the Montgomery dynasty. It’ll be revolutionary! Besides, Adrian is a dashing, successful young man. He singlehandedly built the Nexus Corporation to where it is now, despite being abandoned by his parents. What better suitor could there be?” her father said matter-of-factly.

He looked at Sasha. "I, Caleb Miller, future Alpha of Crescent Moon, hereby reject the bond of the servant, Lyra Thorne." The world went silent. It felt like the air had been sucked out of the room. I dropped the silver tray. It hit the floor with a loud crash, champagne flutes shattering like my heart. "I reject her because she is weak," Caleb continued, his voice cold. He didn't even flinch at the sound of the breaking glass. "A rankless girl has no place at my side. Instead, I claim Sasha Thorne as my mate and my Luna."

The moment Lyra voiced the decision, the covenant trembled as if it understood the weight of what she intended to do. Splitting the bond was not a simple adjustment of power. The covenant had always thrived on unity, on the seamless merging of wolves, guardians, and forest into a single force. To divide it meant reshaping its very nature again, forcing it into something it had never been before. Rowan felt the hesitation ripple through the network like a faint echo. Not doubt. Instinct. The covenant resisted the idea of separation because it had been built to unite. He closed his eyes briefly, centering himself within the bond, and then pushed his will forward with steady clarity. “Trust her

Dual POV Stella’s POV The tension in the room couldn’t have been broken with a sledgehammer. After Mr Blackwell’s delivery of judgment, everybody in the room became more focused on the task at hand so that they wouldn’t be the next target. “That’s the end of the presentation.” The woman presenting, Jamie, said wrapping up her presentation on budget restructure. “Alright. Does anyone have any contributions?” I asked, looking around the room. “Ms. Kingsley, question for you.” Mr Blackwell said, looking directly at me.

"Was he waiting for you in the shadows while I was busy planning our future." "Lucian look at the lighting and the height of the shadows" Gwen said as she grabbed his face and forced him to look at her instead of the fake image. "It is a cheap edit made by a jealous woman who wants to see you destroy me. If you believe this then Kayla wins and she gets to watch you lock me away in a dark room just like she planned." Lucian’s eyes flickered between the phone and Gwen’s steady gaze and he let out a jagged breath as his possessive instincts fought against the trust she was trying to build.

Silver. Crimson. Their light intertwined in the air like strands of moonlight and fire. A low hum spread through the valley. The Watchers all dropped to one knee. Not to Elara. Not to Riven. But to the light their marks had created together. The tallest Watcher lowered its head. “The Covenant lives.” Elara’s heart pounded. “The covenant?” No one answered. Because the earth answered instead. A violent tremor ripped through the valley. The mountain behind them split with a deafening roar.

Unlike the portrait in the entrance hall, this one had never been damaged. Seven young men and women stood together on a cliff overlooking the ocean. Damien Quinn. Isabella Quinn. Adrian Vale. Celeste Ashcroft. The Keeper. Gabriel Thorne. And one final figure whose face had faded with age. Gabriel rested his hand gently against the frame. "We called ourselves..." "...The Seven." Elara looked at the painting. "My parents founded the Covenant?" Gabriel shook his head. "No." "We inherited it." "But we believed we could change it."