Delilah Throughout the drive, I cried until there were no more tears left, but the sobs wouldn’t stop. The most pressing issue, however, wasn’t the tears but the constant ache in-between my legs. My insides felt like they were on fire. I noticed the driver glancing at me occasionally through the rearview mirror. I knew what that look meant. He was a wolf. He must have caught the scent of my arousal, something Sandra once warned me about. She said that if a wolf is in heat and unmated, she could attract unwanted attention from other male wolves. Trouble. That’s what she called it. I reassured myself that the driver wouldn’t try anything, but the way he kept sneaking glances my way confirmed that he could smell it. When I finally stepped out of the car, the stares began. People looked at me like I was their next meal. I rushed inside the building, my heart pounding. Even the front office staff were wolves, and the way they stared at me sent chills down my spine. After confirming
Maxwell How I found myself at her door was still a mystery to me. I couldn’t explain it. I could feel her, our mate bond was so strong that I couldn’t control myself. Even though she was far away, I could still feel her pain. But why didn’t she feel it? It seemed like her thoughts and mind were elsewhere. Yet, she clearly needed help. Her actions and desires didn’t match her appearance. Three things stood out to me. First, she longed to be with someone, even though she was still untouched. Second, she was in deep pain, someone had hurt her badly. Third, she didn’t care who I was. She treated me like I was just a fleeting stranger. When she cried, I felt it. It hurt so much I could hardly bear it. I wanted to take all her pain away. This feeling was different, unlike anything I had experienced before. Last night, I had to block Zion out. He wanted her too. He was so frustrated he nagged at me. But whatever happened wasn’t entirely my fault, Zion was to blame. What I didn’t un
Maxwell She looks bewildered, stunned I should say. I don't know who she is but something tells me that she was really shocked. “Delilah?” the woman muttered under her breath, but I caught the name. So, her name is Delilah. “I’m sorry, Your Majesty,” she said nervously. “Your servant, Delilah, is not in a condition to meet you right now.” “What happened to her?” I cut in sharply, my Alpha tone slipping through. My patient was running thin. Her eyes widened, and her body tensed. Fear rippled off her in waves. I took a steadying breath, realizing I needed to calm down. Scaring her wouldn’t help. “I… I don’t know,” she stammered. “I was about to call a doctor. She came in this morning, sobbing, and then, a little while ago, her body changed. She….she passed out.” “What?” My heart clenched. My heart burned as I digested her words. “Take me to her this instant.” She flinched but quickly turned to lead the way. I followed closely behind her, my worry growing stronger with every ste
Maxwell “Is she married?” The words left my lips in a stunned whisper, disbelief coursing through me. I turned to the older woman, my gaze heavy with the weight of my emotions. As soon as her eyes met mine, she bowed her head low, as though the truth she carried was too shameful to bear. “Tell me, woman. Is Delilah married?” “Yes, Your Majesty,” she replied, her voice trembling. “She is married.” My chest tightened as her confirmation echoed in my mind. How could this be? A married woman…my mate? The very thought sent a sharp ache through my heart. Was this some cruel twist of fate, or a deliberate test by the goddess herself? For so many years, I had searched in vain for my destined mate, resigning myself to the bitter truth that perhaps I would never find her. And now that I had, this revelation felt like a dagger to my soul. Last night, when the bond revealed itself, I was skeptical. Twice before, women had tricked me, claiming to be my mate, only to betray my trust. My si
Maxwell “Who is her husband?” I asked the woman.” She flinched, at the sound of my voice. I could smell fear in her demeanour. “He is an Alpha,” she said. But I furrowed my brows, waiting for her to continue. “He is the Alpha of the Blue moon Pack. Alpha Farrell.” “Alpha Farrell?” I asked. Although the question was directed more to myself. So, he is the one I will be sharing my mate with. A werewolf.” I muttered. Great. “Send for her husband, and be quick about it,” I commanded, my voice trembling yet still carrying the weight of authority. My heart raced as if it knew something ominous lay ahead. “Yes, Your Majesty,” the older woman replied, bowing deeply before leaving. I turned to Cross, my trusted Beta. “Cross, follow her. Make sure he understands the urgency of the situation. Tell him this is a matter of life and death.” Cross nodded firmly. “Yes, Your Majesty.” He approached the woman, gesturing for her to follow him. “Ma’am, come with me.” She hesitated, her face pale
Maxwell Minutes later, a knock came at the door. “Come in,” I called. The door opened, and Cross stepped in, followed by Alpha Farrell and a woman I presumed was his Luna. “Your Majesty,” Farrell greeted, bowing deeply, his Luna following suit. “Thank you for coming so quickly,” I said, gesturing to the chairs in front of my desk. “Please, sit.” Cross excused himself, leaving us alone. Farrell’s eyes darted nervously around the room before settling on me. “I apologize for missing last night’s meeting, Your Majesty,” he began. “I recently found my mate, and last night was our mating ritual. I assume this is why you summoned me?” His tone was respectful, but the thought of him touching what was now mine made my blood boil. “I called you here to discuss Delilah,” I said, watching his reaction closely. “Ex-wife, Your Majesty,” his Luna interjected smoothly. I ignored the irritation her interruption sparked and pressed on. “Yes, ex-wife,” I corrected myself. “She is now my desti
Maxwell I watched as he kicked off his shoes and lay beside her, cradling her head against his chest. He whispered apologies, his voice thick with emotion. "I’m so sorry, baby. I hurt you deeply. Please, forgive me, my love," he said, his voice breaking. My own eyes stung with unshed tears. I couldn’t bear to watch any longer. Silently, I turned and left the room, my heart heavy with jealousy and pain. What have I done to deserve this punishment? Why has the Moon Goddess chosen to torment me in this way? For so long, I’ve waited, yearning for my mate. I imagined the day I’d find her, my heart finally whole. But now that I’ve found her, she’s destined to belong to another as well? I stepped away from the door, my mind in turmoil. Rosa greeted me with a respectful bow as I passed her, but I barely acknowledged her presence. My thoughts were too heavy, a suffocating weight in my chest. Once inside my chambers, I shut the door quietly behind me and leaned against it, letting out a
Delilah Farrell's voice echoed close to me, rich and soothing, tugging at my consciousness. His familiar scent filled my nostrils, and I could feel the ghost of his touch on my skin. It had to be a dream, I was certain of it. As I called out to him, his sweet, comforting words answered back. My entire body yearned for him. The kisses that landed softly on my face felt so real that, for a fleeting moment, I doubted my reality. Could it be that I wasn’t dreaming? No, it had to be. It was too perfect to be real. “I love you, Farrell,” I murmured, half-lost in my sleep. Even though I couldn’t see him, his presence surrounded me, his scent intoxicating. But why? Why now? The man I thought was mine had been cruelly taken from me by my best friend, no less. And yet, here he was, haunting my dreams while living a reality with her. Then, his voice broke through, startlingly clear. “Forgive me, my love. I didn’t know you were my destined mate.” My eyes snapped open. I blinked, my vision
Delilah Today's training was different. For the first time, I stepped into the underground training hall, a vast, cavernous space almost half the size of a field. The air was thick with the scent of sweat and steel, and the walls gleamed with embedded torches, casting flickering shadows across the arena. This was where King Maxwell trained, and now, apparently, where I would train too. Weapons of all kinds lined the walls…blades, staffs, guns, whips, even some that looked too ancient to still be in use. Training kits were stacked neatly in different sections, yet none of that mattered to me. I wouldn’t be using them, not today. My opponent stood a few feet away. Zod. A seasoned warrior and the pack Gamma, with the kind of broad, muscular frame that exuded raw power. His posture was relaxed but intimidating, his expression unreadable. I didn’t need anyone to tell me that he was stronger than me, anyone with eyes could see that. But what I didn’t understand was why he expected me t
Maxwell The early morning sun streamed through the floor-to-ceiling window of my bedroom, casting a golden glow across the room. I opened my eyes to the soft warmth, the world still quiet, still untouched. Beside me, Delilah snuggled deeper into my chest, her breathing steady and peaceful. I stayed still for a moment, savoring the weight of her against me. Yesterday training had been chaotic, filled with uncertainties, but at this moment, she was here. Safe. Mine. The screen of my phone lit up as I reached for it. 7:00 AM. Delilah’s training with the Gamma was in an hour. I hesitated. She needed rest. The previous day had been exhausting, and I knew she had pushed herself beyond her limits. Carefully, I shifted her head onto the pillow, making sure not to wake her. She murmured something incoherent but didn’t stir. A faint smile tugged at my lips before I slipped out from under the covers. The bathroom was cool, the steam from the shower curling around me as I let the water wash
Maxwell I knew it would come to this. I had anticipated it from the moment she entered the room, her eyes blazing with a mix of anger and vulnerability. Now that she was going to bring up her nanny, I remember I had already sent someone to fetch her. I had questions for the nanny too, but that wasn’t the focus of this moment. My mind was racing, trying to figure out how to make Delilah understand that this wasn’t easy for me either. How could I make her see that, despite everything, she needed Farrell to unlock more of her powers? It wasn’t just about her feelings or mine…it was about destiny, about the path the goddess had laid out for us. “You’re scaring me,” she said, her voice trembling. “You knew perfectly well I could hear your thoughts, yet you're still pushing it forward?” Her anger flared, and I could feel the tension in the room thickening. I moved closer to her, my steps slow and deliberate. My hands found their way around her body, pulling her into an embrace. I inh
Delilah I was caught off guard. I wasn’t expecting him to make this move. The moment Farrell’s lips touched mine, I felt a spark, an electric jolt that coursed through my veins and left me breathless. His lips were warm and firm, igniting something deep inside me. I almost totally surrendered to him. The way his hands moved over my body sent waves of sensation rippling through me, awakening a hunger I thought had long been buried for him. I craved more of his touch, more of this moment that felt so forbidden yet so not familiar. When I opened my mouth, welcoming his tongue, the kiss deepened. Our tongues tangled in a passionate dance, and for a moment, I was lost…lost in him, in the memory of what we once had. Yet, was different. But then, everything changed. Suddenly, I was no longer in the room. I found myself standing in an unfamiliar place, surrounded by seven women. Their faces were indistinct, yet there was something ethereal about them, their glowing forms shimmering like
Delilah "My queen, there are things you need to understand when dealing with magic. Firstly, know the source of the magic. Secondly, learn the right way to control it," Rosa said, her voice steady and instructive. I listened carefully, nodding occasionally. "There are two kinds of people when it comes to magic: those born with it and those who practice and learn it. The ones born with magic are naturally powerful, and getting rid of them is almost impossible unless they are betrayed," she explained, her words carrying a weight that I couldn’t ignore. We were at the training field, a place Rosa had chosen for my lessons. It was an open area surrounded by tall trees, the sound of rustling leaves blending with the hum of distant voices. This was my third day of training. Tomorrow, the Gamma who introduced himself yesterday promised to teach me combat techniques. I was looking forward to it. "Are you listening, my queen?" Rosa's firm voice pulled me out of my wandering thoughts. "
Farrell “Alpha Farrell, we suppose this gathering is for good?” Elder Elias asked, his tone carrying a hint of concern as he adjusted his seat at the conference table. “Yes, Elder Elias. I only wish to wait for the Gamma to arrive before we proceed,” I replied calmly, and the elders nodded in agreement. I sat at the head of the table, with Sandra seated to my right. My brother, Raymond, sat directly across from me, while the six elders filled the seats along both sides of the table. Maids moved quietly, placing trays of snacks and fruit drinks in front of us. Sandra fidgeted beside me, clearly restless. I hadn’t shared the purpose of this emergency meeting with her, knowing it would upset her. But this wasn’t just about her; it was about the pack. As Alpha, any decision I made inevitably impacted everyone under my care. I had to do this, no matter how difficult it was. The sound of the double doors creaking open pulled my thoughts back to the room. Gamma entered, his expression
Farrell “So, how was your trip?” I asked my brother and Beta, Raymond. He had just returned from Texas, where most of our investors were withdrawing their support. It was devastating our wilderness retreat and adventure park business. The drop in revenue was not just troubling—it was catastrophic. Raymond’s shoulders sagged under the weight of failure, his expression clouded with frustration. “It didn’t go well,” he said quietly. I placed a hand on his shoulder, trying to comfort him, though I knew it was a futile gesture. He carried this burden as deeply as I did, maybe even more. “Our tourist numbers have dropped drastically,” Raymond continued, his tone bitter. “And with sales so low, the investors are cutting ties. It’s why we’re losing them.” “Don’t worry,” I said, though the words sounded hollow even to me. “Everything will be fine.” “When?” Raymond snapped, stopping in his tracks. His voice trembled with restrained anger. “When will everything be fine, Farrell? Because
Maxwell “If you insist that she is your mate, then let us follow our customs and traditions. Let her undergo our basic ritual. You, of all people, know that a weak female cannot be the queen of our pack. If you want everyone to accept her, let her prove she can bear the title.” I locked eyes with Elder Zane as he spoke. He was right, technically. But I knew his words weren’t motivated by tradition…they were rooted in his belief that Delilah would fail. If only he knew what we were truly dealing with. The room buzzed with murmurs as others nodded in agreement. I had no issue with Delilah undergoing the ritual, even though I knew her beast is yet to surface. But after what I witnessed today? Their ignorance was almost laughable. We weren’t dealing with an ordinary Lycan here, but something far more powerful, something even I struggled to comprehend. “Your Majesty.” Rosa stood and bowed respectfully. My gaze flicked to her, then to Cross, who had remained silent throughout the meeti
Maxwell The more I think about who my mate is, the harder it becomes to find an answer. My mind is clouded, and without my sister's guidance, I feel as lost as a child. Five long hours have passed, and Delilah is still sound asleep. Yet, a gnawing fear grips my chest…what if something takes her from me while I am not by her side? My thoughts spiral back to the man from earlier. He was no ordinary man. He carried himself with the air of royalty and wielded magic with ease. He knew Delilah. That much was clear. But who is he, and what does he want with her? Questions plague me, their weight unbearable. I pace the length of my vast room, desperate for clarity. One thing I know for certain, Delilah is a Lycan. But she is more than that. Something about her is unique, something that stirs both fascination and unease within me. A female Lycan in heat is rare, almost unheard of. What makes her so special? If she is truly my mate, then fate must have brought her to me for a reason. But w