Novels by White Rose

The tension in the room was heavy as Carlos stared at the dagger in the guard’s hand. His jaw was tight, and his eyes were full of anger. I didn’t fully understand what was happening, but I could tell this wasn’t just a simple threat and it was something much more serious.Carlos spoke in a cold voice. “Where did you find this?”The guard hesitated, looking nervous. “In the woods, near the border of our land. Someone left it for us to find.”Carlos’s eyes narrowed, filled with both anger and thought. The Bloodmoon Clan wasn’t just any pack; they were old, ruthless, and tied to the darkest parts of werewolf history. If they were involved, it meant big trouble.“Get rid of it right away,” Carlos ordered sharply. “I don’t want it near me or anyone here.”The guard nodded and left quickly.Carlos didn’t move. He stood still, staring at the door, deep in thought. I could feel his unease. He was worried and already thinking about how to protect us. He wasn’t going to let whatever was coming

The next morning, the air was thick with tension. Everything that happened last night felt like a storm had passed, leaving only a strange silence behind. I still felt the power inside me, like it was now a part of me that I couldn’t ignore.Carlos hadn’t said much to me since our moment on the balcony. He seemed distant, lost in his own thoughts. I couldn’t tell if it was fear, worry, or something else, but I could see it in his eyes.The morning was cool, with a pale gray sky as I stood by the window. I couldn’t shake the feeling that something was coming. It wasn’t just the rogue wolves from last night, but there was something bigger at play.I sighed, trying to push away the nerves. The room was silent, too silent, until I heard the soft click of the door behind me.Carlos.I turned and saw him standing in the doorway, his posture stiff, almost like he was waiting for me to let him in.“You’re awake,” he said, his voice flat.“I didn’t sleep much,” I admitted. “I’m still… not used

Carlos had just left the room when I suddenly felt something shift inside me. Not the floor but me. Like something was waking up under my skin. My body tingles and my senses become sharper.I wasn’t just feeling things. I was sensing them.I turned to the window with the feeling that someone was watching me. I could feel it.Carlos said the mansion was safe and guarded, but my instincts told me otherwise.I rushed to the door and found a young guard standing there. His eyes looked tired and unfocused.“Did you feel that?” I asked.He looked confused. “Feel what, ma’am?”“Someone’s out there. Watching.”He shook his head. He didn’t feel it like I did.I didn’t wait. I grabbed a coat and ran down the stairs, my heart racing. I rushed through the hallway and out the back door into the garden.I scanned the trees and a tall figure in a hood stood at the edge of the forest, just outside the mansion’s protected area.They didn’t move, they just watched me.I stepped forward, hands clenched.

The moon hung high above the mansion, covering everything in a soft silver light. Every shadow looked like it was moving. Every small breeze felt like a warning.Carlos and I moved quietly through the hallways. My heart was pounding like a drum. I held the small blade he gave me tightly, even though my hands were shaking.We walked past two of his guards, they were in wolf form, tense, pacing near the back door.“No signs of anyone yet,” one of them said.Carlos nodded but didn’t stop. “They’re not coming for the guards. They’re coming for her.”I felt a chill. “Why me? What do they want?”Carlos didn’t answer.He walked to a tall bookshelf, pushed it aside, and revealed a hidden door. Behind it was a narrow staircase I hadn’t seen before. As we walked down, the air got colder. It smelled like earth, ashes, and old herbs.At the bottom, there was a big metal door. Carlos took a key from a chain around his neck and unlocked it.“This room used to belong to the Moon Priestess,” he said,

I couldn’t sleep that night.I just lay in bed, staring at the note on my table.“They will come when the moon is full. Do not trust the council. Watch your back, Luna.”Luna?Someone out there knew who I really was. They knew I wasn’t just Carlos’s wife through a contract. They believed I had a real purpose… a title perhaps. But who were they? And why warn me about the council?As the moonlight shone through the window, the air around me started to feel different. I felt a strange energy, like tiny sparks running over my skin. The full moon was rising, and I could feel something waking up inside me.I put on a robe and walked quietly down the hall to Carlos’s study. I needed answers. I was done with secrets.The door was slightly open, and I found Carlos near the fireplace, his shirt partly unbuttoned. When he saw me, he turned quickly.“You should be resting.”I stepped inside and held out the note. “This was on my bedside table.”He took it, read it, and his jaw tightened. “Who gave

The sun was starting to go down, shining a soft golden light over the open space. I sat on the stone bench where Carlos had left me. His silver ring still felt cold on my finger. Everything around me was quiet, too quiet. The kind of quiet that makes you feel like someone’s watching you.I told myself not to panic.Carlos hadn’t been gone long, but it already felt like forever.I stared at the trees, hoping he’d come back any second. Every little sound made my heart beat faster.Then I heard a stick break somewhere nearby.So I jumped to my feet. “Carlos?”No reply.I slowly turned around, my body tense. That warm, electric feeling I had earlier was gone. I was completely alone and vulnerable.Then I saw a tall man standing at the edge of the woods, wearing dark clothes. His eyes had a faint amber glow in the fading light.He wasn’t Carlos.And he definitely wasn’t human.“Who are you?” I asked, stepping back.The man tilted his head and gave a small smile.“So it’s true. The Alpha has