Novels by miightyeagleink

TristanAs the first light of dawn pierced through the sky, I stood at the courtyard of our castle, a sizeable army of loyal men assembled before me. As my men stood in orderly rows, their armor glinting in the soft light. Today was a day of reckoning, a day that would decide our fate.This was the second time we were setting out in search of Fiona, and this time, we were an army, not just a handful of determined men. The stakes had never been higher, and I was prepared to risk everything to find her.Jace, loyal as ever, appeared at my side, his resolute gaze reflecting my own determination. Together, we climbed into our car, its engine roaring to life like a beast awakened for battle.The wheels rolled over the terrain as we began our march into the unknown, ready to take the search into enemy territories if necessary. As we ventured further from our territory, Jace broke the silence that had settled between us like a heavy fog.“Tristan, this time we have the numbers, the strength,

As darkness surrounded the castle, I knew it was time to set my secret plan into motion. Tristan and his troops had returned to from their search for Fiona, and my loyal soldier, a trusted confidant, was the key to my hidden agenda.This soldier, whose loyalty to me ran deeper than his allegiance to Tristan, had agreed to venture ahead of the troop and find Fiona before Tristan could, giving me the upper hand. But time was of the essence, and I needed to know the progress of my plot.I summoned Kira, one of my maids, a quiet and cunning girl who could slip through the shadows unnoticed. I handed her a sealed message, my words carefully chosen to avoid suspicion. “Take this to the loyal soldier in Tristan’s troop,” I instructed, my voice hushed. “Tell him to meet me at the secluded grove at midnight. Make sure Tristan suspects nothing.”Kira nodded, her wide eyes reflecting the dim candlelight. “I’ll go at once, Mistress Tessa,” she whispered, and with that, she disappeared into the ni

TristanAs the sun began to set below the horizon, I led my weary troops back into our pack territory. The air was thick with tension, and the weight of our recent decision hung heavily upon me.My troops and I walked and rode back wearily the known territory. The search expedition had been tiring, as we searched day and night, burdened with danger, and now, as we crossed the border back home, relief washed over me like a warm, comforting tide.We had agreed to halt our relentless search for Fiona, my beloved mate and the mother of my unborn child, in enemy territory. It was a decision that had gnawed at my very core, threatening to shatter my resolve.Walking alongside Jace, my trusted friend, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of gratitude welling up within me. His advice, though difficult to accept at the time, had been wise. The risks we faced by venturing deeper into the enemy’s domain were staggering, not just for us but for the entire pack.As we approached the massive oak doors

TessaI stood on the balcony of my bedroom, and my eyes scanned the courtyard below. In the distance, I could see Tristan rallying his soldiers. His gaze was fixed on a map laid out before him, and his voice carried authority as he spoke of the mission to find Fiona. I knew I couldn’t let him succeed in this endeavor, not if I wanted Fiona dead.I knew if Tristan found Fiona, there would be nothing I could do to her anymore. I could see in Tristan’s eyes how he felt for Fiona and his regret for treating her the way he'd done in the past, I knew if he found her, he would protect her this time, and I couldn’t let that happen.With my heart pounding in my chest, I retreated from the balcony, the weight of a daring plan forming in my mind. I needed to act swiftly and decisively if I were to stay one step ahead of Tristan. I had loyal soldiers within his troop, men who shared my concerns about Fiona’s fate. They were my secret allies, my ticket to ensuring Fiona’s safety.I called for a me

TessaAs I stood in my chamber, a feeling of determination welled up inside me. Today was the day I would put my carefully crafted plan of murdering Fiona and her unborn child into motion. I couldn’t afford any more delays. My two loyal maids, Kira and Elia, had always been by my side, ready to carry out my wishes. Today would be no different.I summoned them to my chambers with a gentle ring of the silver bell on my bedside. They arrived promptly, their eyes filled with curiosity and unwavering loyalty. I knew I could trust them with this delicate task.“Kira, Elia,” I began, my voice low and conspiring. “I have another job for you today.”They exchanged quick glances but said nothing, waiting for my instructions.“This time,” I continued, “all you have to do is keep Fiona’s friend, Hailey, occupied. You both hold a higher rank in the servants’ hierarchy than her, so she won’t question your orders.”Understanding dawned on their faces as they nodded in agreement. I could see the dete

Tessa I watched as my two maids stood before me, their eyes filled with anticipation. They were close to Fiona, closer than any of my personal maids in the household at least, and that was precisely why I had chosen them for this delicate task. “Remember, Kira, Elia,” I began in hushed tones, “you are to take turns watching Fiona. One of you during the day, the other at night. I need to know her every move, every whisper, every secret she holds.” They nodded in unison, their loyalty unwavering. Kira, the older of the two, spoke up, “We will not disappoint you, Lady Tessa. Fiona won’t suspect a thing.”. I watched from the shadows as my maids tiptoed towards Fiona’s room. They were two of my most loyal servants, and they happened to be closest to her. I had my plan in motion, an evil one. I needed to get rid of Fiona, as was now threatening to steal my place beside Tristan. As the loyal maids returned from their first mission, I beckoned them closer. “Did you see anything? Hear