Novels by Favourite

I woke up with the excitement of last night still buzzing through my body. I tried to hold back my smile, but it was impossible.Zoe was happy, and that meant I was happy too. That was all that mattered.“What’s got you smiling so early in the morning?” Jessica’s voice filled the room as she walked in, her own smile just as radiant.She was the only person I felt comfortable seeing me without makeup, without the mask I usually wore. Through her eyes, I could see the beauty my face held, even when I struggled to see it myself.“Let’s just say I slept well.” I winked at her, earning a laugh as she moved toward my dresser, sifting through my clothes. It looked like she had decided she would be picking my outfit for the day.“Oh, I almost forgot,” she added casually. “Williams stopped me on the way here. He said he wants to have breakfast with you.”My heart skipped a beat. I tried to keep my expression neutral, but the excitement that surged through me was hard to suppress.“What? Why?”

The next few days, I spent avoiding him. If he was in a room with me, I refused to raise my head. I would look at everyone, anyone, but never him. On the road, I’d turn my face away and pretend not to see him. This was my only way of surviving here without my heart being trampled on. Because I knew if I cared too much, much more than I should be caring then I would be wounded so much. I was tired. Tired of being the one to pour out all the love inside me while the other person acted like I didn’t exist. Ignoring him was the only way to protect myself. By the fifth day, I think he’d had enough. It was just the two of us in the dining room. As I ate, I hummed my favorite song, nodding to the rhythm in my head. I could feel his eyes on me, hot and heavy, but I didn’t move. I didn’t even flinch. “What do you think you’re doing?” Zoe’s voice cut through my thoughts. She was frustrated, like she always was these days. I ignored her, smiling faintly to myself. For once, I wasn’t liv

I couldn’t sleep last night, no matter how much I tried. Tossing and turning, I finally gave up when it became clear that sleep wouldn’t come. The weight on my chest was suffocating, and I knew only one thing could ease it. My wolf needed to run.I slipped out of the house into the quiet night, heading toward the secluded field I had visited countless times. It was as empty as I expected. I stood still, letting my senses expand, searching for the faintest scent of another. When I was certain I was alone, I walked to the shelter of a large tree.She stirred within me as I slipped out of my dress, standing naked under the cool moonlight. My skin tingles with anticipation as I let her take control.The shift began, my bones snapping and reshaping with familiar but fleeting pain. And then, she emerged—Zoe, my wolf.She was beautiful, a sight that stole breaths. White as fresh snow, her fur was flawless, untouched by even the faintest hint of another color. She was everything I lacked: gra

I wasn’t the only one shocked by my sister’s sudden appearance. What was she doing here? Not like it’s unlike her not to come out unexpectedly to a place, that was Elsa for you.The room stilled as she made her entrance, utterly unfazed by the weight of the gazes that followed her. Elsa bounded in like she owned the place, her eyes scanning the hall before locking onto me. A wide grin spread across her face as she hurried over, her movements brimming with exaggerated enthusiasm. Because there is absolutely no way she can be that excited to see me, that isn’t the way she is.My back stiffened instinctively. Elsa never brought good news—only chaos.“Oh my, how much I’ve missed my big sister!” she exclaimed, her voice honeyed with fake warmth. Her eyes sparkled, but there was no joy behind them, only calculation, the way she always looked when she was up to something. We stood there, locked in an unbearable silence as the entire hall watched. My pulse raced, my mind scrambling for an a

The days flew by so quickly and before I knew it, it was already a month since I came to the pack.The most comfortable moment for me was when I could take off the mask on my face and finally be myself with someone.Well, the man I called my husband was nowhere to be seen, the last I saw of him was the day I saw him at the combat field and since then he hasn’t been anywhere in sight.Those few days after I saw myself walking around the pack and getting to know as many people as possible.They were all kind and welcomed me with so much warmth that I had never received before.Tonight as I stood in front of a large mirror getting ready for dinner with the alpha of the pack, the smile on my face wasn’t unwavering, the man welcomed me with open arms and there is never a day he doesn’t make me feel so much better for being here.Finally, it seems all was getting better in my life, yes that is what I’m hanging on to.“Wow, you look so beautiful, my princess.” Jessica’s face glowed as she lo

I can’t believe it but despite myself, I am having so much fun.There was always something for her to point out to me, this pack was filled with so many interesting things, and the way their eyes shone a little every time she introduced me to someone.It was something I was not expecting, I thought I was going to have that same hatred that I always saw in the eyes of my pack members, the people that I had called family.“Where is this place??” Looking at her I was confused as we stood on something that looked like a hill and we were overseeing so many groups of people as they engaged in combat.With my sharp nose, I could inhale the sweat that came off their body, the laughter that rolled off their tongue like it was the easiest thing to do right now.“Very soon you will come here every day for training.” Replying to my earlier question she smiled.I blinked at her, confused by the words she had just uttered.Come here to train??My eyes scanned the crowd again and that was when I not