Under The Same Roof Novels & Stories

THE UNION. DOMINIC. I watched as my Luna walked up the stage, together with Katarina and Celeste. We all decided to give the Moon Stone Pack a triple union today. Lucas and Katarina had their union in their territory months ago, but when we suggested our plans, neither of them batted their eyelashes. They agreed right away. Nobody expected the Jennings siblings to find love almost simultaneously. It was as if the Goddess made sure that Sofia was already of age and had found her own mate before her siblings were allowed to settle down.

No more than Ace and her son. “Are you in love with him?” Susan asked. “Mmm?” “Are you in love with Ace? Cameron, are you sure you want to marry him when you haven’t divorced your husband? Or, maybe, I’m missing something and that’s why I can’t understand the story really well.” Cameron giggled nervously. “Did you see your husband? Is it the reason why you want to marry Ace?” “My twin sister played me fool.” “Mmm?” “My sister is married to my husband. She lives like me… and I’ll live like her. I’ll marry Ace in another country to conserve what is left of my identity.”

A tactic. The floor was laid in herringbone parquet, contrasted by a thick gray rug that laid under the furniture. The dark and heavy drapes that framed the tall windows were tied just right, making the shadows that were casted by the sun almost dance in the room. The only source of light apart from the drapes was the chandelier that hung from the roof, the crystals served as a double source of light. When turned on, the room would be casted in a golden glow. On the other side, if it was a sunny day, the rays cast colorful shapes around the room.

"Of course he will. As long as he thinks that the baby is yours and his. But what happens when he finds out that the child if for his wi..." "Shhh! Mother, watch your words! We are in the Shaw mansion. Anyone could easily eavesdrop on us." Abigail hurriedly covered her mother's mouth with her hands in order to prevent her from making a huge mistake, and warned. "I know that, but we are in the baby's room. No one can hear us. Anyway, how are you going to cope with living with someone else's child? To be honest with you, I can live with my worse enemy. As long as I get to stay in this big mansion and enjoy the luxurious life associated with it. I'll be surrounded with all those servants and bo

Behind the closed door, the Alpha House remained as quiet as ever. Two people lived beneath the same roof. Bound by fate. Separated by choice.

This woman spoke like she was negotiating on equal ground. Interesting. “You’ve done your research,” he said. “So did you,” she replied. A faint silence stretched again. Killian tilted his head slightly. “Good. That will make this easier.” “Easier for who?” “For both of us.” Aubrey exhaled slowly. “Then say what you want.” He turned slightly, gesturing toward the city behind him. “You will carry my child.” Her body stiffened— “You will live in my residence under full medical supervision,” he continued, voice cold and powerful. “Until delivery. You will follow every instruction given by my medical team. No excuses.”.

I uttered out softly as I realised the magnitude of this place, “you could fit several packs in here and still have room for more.” Rem laughed a little and then nodded at me. “Well, yeah, that’s the point. My family is enormous, and this house belongs to my grandparents, as I mentioned. They’re our leaders, so everyone visits here. We all have our own rooms and during special events, we all come live here together.”

"Same time tomorrow?" "If the roof doesn't collapse." She wiped down the bar with a rag that smelled of bleach and old beer. "You know how landlord Thursdays go." The Rotted Oak was a dive, the kind of place where the floorboards creaked, the neon sign flickered, and the clientele had more scars than teeth. It sat on the border between Verance City's human district and the shifter underbelly, it was a grey zone where everyone pretended not to notice claws under gloves or eyes that glowed in the dark.

“Frey, just talk to me!” I call out, following my twin as she storms out of her suite in our parents’ house. With seven of us living under the same roof—two sets of twins and three parents—our folks set up the place like the old packhouses. Bottom floor: kitchen, living areas, and suites for our younger siblings, Amethyst and Axel. Second floor: offices, gym, and rooms for Freya and me. Top floor: completely off-limits, reserved for our parents.

The roof is glass over the hallway and it’s so bright. The upper floors are basically made up of two separate apartments on each side of the staircase. All the apartments have four en-suite bedrooms, kitchens, and living rooms, so we can all be completely contained or mingle downstairs, similar to Xander’s parents’ house. The second floor is for the Deltas, the third floor for the Gammas, the fourth floor is for the Betas, and the top floor is for the Alphas. In the basement we’ve got a massive games room, a gym with a small endless pool, and a cinema.