Novels by Dammie Lar

AURORA’S POV. I arrived at the next pack two cities away from my previous pack at night and went straight to pay my respects to the Alpha of the pack, and ask him if he could permit me to stay in his pack for a while so they wouldn't think I'm a rouge wolf. Oh wait, they can't smell a wolf on me because I don't have one. Maybe I should use this to my advantage. I walked up to the guards who were positioned at the boundary and bowed slightly which they returned courteously. I couldn’t help but think that the servants there were trained and had manners, unlike where I come from. With the directions that Nora gave me, I didn’t find it difficult to locate the Alpha’s mansion so I could pay attribute to him. I was certain that they’d find out if I sneaked into the pack to live amongst them, so in order to avert impending trouble, I decided to greet the Alpha myself and ask for permission. I got to his mansion, and with the help of my notepad and pen, I scribbled down my wish of seei

AURORA’S POV. I batted an eyelid open slowly when I began to take cognizance of my surroundings. I looked around, and before I knew it, the unique smell of the hospital rushed past my nostrils and I instantly knew where I was. My head banged slightly, and I tried to sit up hoping I could remember what had happened to me and why I was lying in the hospital bed. “Oh, you’re awake,” I heard the familiar voice of Nora, and I quickly looked in the direction the voice came from to see Nora rushing towards me. “Are you okay?”“I was worried sick about you.”“Are you feeling pains anywhere?”She bombarded me with questions and a light smile crept on my lips. It felt nice to see that someone cared about me. I slowly shook my head, and she sucked her teeth before looking around like she was in search of something and quickly went to her bag to bring out a notepad. “Tell me what happened,” She said, as she stretched forth the notepad to me, wearing a sad smile. “What happened? How did e

Aurora’s POV. I stared at myself in the mirror, and a light smile crept on my lips as the rays of the morning sun shone directly on my face. I was preparing to go to work at the cafe as usual as I hummed a song and walked out of my room heading out of the mansion. I walked to the cafe which wasn’t far from where the mansion was and met Nora, cleaning with a bright smile on her face. I smiled to myself as I thought, “Such a nice boss,” “Hey welcome Aurora,” She called out the moment she saw me with a bright smile that I returned with a nod. I stood in one corner with my gaze on Nora as I admired her. Nora was such a beautiful lady, that at times, I was often mesmerized by her appearance. I kept on admiring her with a smile on my face as I remembered things Nora had done for me. She has constantly supported me, even when I had no one. She was like the big sister I never had, as she always shielded me from unnecessary troubles. She is the only one who cares about me and I reall

Aurora’s POV. I wiped my eyes, as I stood up slowly, walking out of her presence. I headed to the kitchen so I could find somewhere to fix myself in, but there were a good number of maids busy in the kitchen, so I sought within myself to check the hall. “I could help with the decorations,” I thought, and quickly walked to the hall. There weren’t a lot of people there, so I quickly went to assist the servants in decorating the hall. A servant was with a ribbon, and I took the ribbon so I could design it just the way she was doing hers, but was beyond shocked when the servant shoved me. I glared at the lady to know if she did it by mistake, but I was taken aback when she mocked me. She said, “I always wonder why our competent Alpha brought a mute like you as our Luna, and I’ve always tried my best to avoid you. I just don’t know why you keep showing your face in our business,” A servant said, and I knew deep down that I wasn’t going to take that one. I straightened my posture an

Aurora’s POV. I walked out of the hospital with the paper in my hand. I had to walk towards a vacant seat which was designed for patients in the hospital to sit and receive fresh air. I sat slowly, as I opened the paper with trembling hands, and glanced through it. Slowly, the look on my face was replaced with that of shock. “What?” I thought as I glanced all over the paper for the umpteenth time. “I’m pregnant,” I thought with wide eyes, wondering why I became pregnant now. I became confused if it was possible to let my husband know or if I could hide it from him. “Asher wouldn’t be happy about this, I’m so sure about it,” I said to myself, still glancing at the paper before I slowly folded it back and returned it to the envelope. I decided to walk home slowly so I could also sort my thoughts. Staying in a marriage where I didn’t feel loved was enough to shatter my heart every day, but I still didn’t have the right to leave. Asher just hated me because the moon goddess fate