There was something captivating about the young woman standing before him. Alpha Jay observed the lady. Her wide, startled blue eyes, the nervous fidgeting. That amongst other things piqued his interest. She was very beautiful—both in human and supernatural beings' standards. Her luxurious black hair, cascading down to her waist, framing a delicate face with rosy full lips that she chewed anxiously. The way the white gown clung to her figure, revealing every subtle dip and swell, ignited a spark of unfamiliar...something within him.However, it was not her beauty that had first caught his attention upon setting his eyes on her. It was her scent. The lady before him had the most enticing scent he had ever encountered in a long time. It was a scent that drew him in. Made him crave more."I…I…didn't see anything?" She stammered, retracting her step."I guess that explains why you are taking a step back ," he joked . He noticed her nervousness increase. "Just joking, " he laughed in a
Cassy burst into her mother's ward, her eyes brimming with tears that spilled down her cheeks like a torrent. She slammed the door shut behind her, as if trying to contain her grief within the four walls. The weight of her sorrow was crushing her, threatening to consume her whole. She slid down the door, her body wracked with sobs, and crawled to her mother's bedside.Her mother, once a vibrant and strong woman, now lay motionless, her beauty frozen in a coma. Cassy rested her head on the bedside, her tears soaking into the sheets. She poured out her heart, telling her mother everything, as if hoping that somehow, someway, she would hear her."Mom, please wake up," Cassy begged, her voice cracking with emotion. "I need you so much. My life is a mess, and I don't know how to fix it. I've seen things, terrible things, and I can't escape them. I feel so alone, so broken."She paused, her chest heaving with sobs. "I wish you were here, Mom. I wish you could hold me and tell me everything
{3} Three days later.This was the third day since his late night conversation with his kid brother,yet Jay doesn't seem to have gotten over that ugly night.What was even more disturbing was the fact that Carlos' words were a bitter truth thrown right in his face.A beast without a soul might never be able to recognize it soulbond. Not that it's entirely impossible but it has never happened and the chance of it happening is rare, not to mention how he has lost it in the first place. ******Venturing into the moonlit woods for a hunt, are Jay and Kaeden with their bodies half-shifted into their beast forms, furs mingling with human flesh, eyes glowing with a predatory light. Neither of them had any intention of completing the transformation, with the balance of beast and man unpredictable at best. The woods were alive with the sounds of nocturnal creatures, the rustling of leaves, and the distant hoot of an owl. It was exhilarating. Jay leaped from a tree with feline grace, snatch
Cassy's life had been an unvaried routine since her encounter with Jayantha, the enigmatic billionaire. Days blurred into weeks, and weeks into months. Three months had passed, and she had almost convinced herself that their paths would never cross again. She had no desire to revisit the memories of that fateful night, and the mere thought of Jayantha's piercing gaze made her shudder.But fate, it seemed, had other plans.Four days ago, Cassy received a call from the hospital, shattering her fragile sense of normalcy. The hospital management was growing impatient, demanding that she either take her mother home or transfer her to another facility. The bills were piling up, and with no signs of improvement in her mother's condition, the hospital saw no reason to continue providing care.Cassy felt the weight of the world crushing her. How could she possibly consider withdrawing her mother from the hospital when she was still fighting for her life? The thought of losing her mother was un
The torrential downpour enveloped Cassy's anguished wails, drowning out her despairing cries. Her small frame, once radiating determination, now seemed fragile and defeated. The relentless rain soaked through her clothes, mirroring the deluge of grief overwhelming her.Cassy's eyes, red and puffy, streamed with tears as she berated herself. "It's all my fault! I should have run faster! Maybe then I could have seen Mom, spoken to her one last time!" She slapped her face, as if punishing herself for her perceived shortcomings."If only I hadn't slept... If only I had gotten there sooner... Mom waited for me, asked for me, and I wasn't there!" The weight of her guilt crushed her, and her words devolved into heartbreaking sobs.Tears and mucus mingled on her cheeks, salty reminders of her anguish. The rain, once a calming melody, now seemed to mock her, its rhythmic beat echoing the cruel fate that had torn her mother away.Cassy's world had imploded, leaving her shattered and lost. The h
Jayantha paced restlessly outside the room, his mind a jumble of conflicting emotions. His beast struggled to emerge, yearning to be close to the mysterious woman inside, while he fought to maintain control, aware of the human presence and the need to prioritize his people's safety.Finally, the door creaked open, and Zack, the pack healer, stepped out. "How is she?" Jayantha asked, his voice low and urgent."Her condition is more stable now," Zack replied, but Jayantha had already moved past him, his hand reaching for the door handle."Wait!" Zack called out, his voice firm. "She's asleep, and I advise against disturbing her."Jayantha's movement halted, his gaze fixed intently on the door, as if willing himself to see through it.Zack's curiosity got the better of him. "Who is she, if I may ask?" he ventured, but Jayantha's beta and gamma exchanged knowing glances, sensing their alpha's unease.To their surprise, Jayantha responded after a moment of silence. "I don't know."The trio
In the middle of the night, a fiery chariot came to a stop in the firmament, on the chariot stood a Celestia beauty, his long white hair was adorned with a majestic golden crown carved into the shape of of the sun, the white dress he wore danced to the tune of the night wind, it shone in the dark night as his body radiates the sun.Zeus cast his glowing eyes on his three sons whose appearance screams the aftermath of war, muscular bodies scathe with bad slashes , batters and bruises of all shapes, the eyes of this three young men were the color of blood tinted with stubbornness and anger will a strong hatred carefully sandwiched between them. Their surroundings were marred by the aftermath of war, carcasses of both high and low ranked demons and other spiritual beings were laying hopelessly on the cold ground. Blood of all colors came together to create flowing rivers of blood. Vultures and other carrion eating birds dance over the bodies celebrating the feast prepared for them . " D
1000 years laterIt was in the middle of winter, in the year of the rabbit. Terrified screams filled the night air as the sky in the human world suddenly turned red, but this didn't last a second before it returned to its original form.Before the eyes of everyone a new star appeared beside a red star called the “ devil's star ” causing a great uproar.All these signs remain unknown to a group of people hiding somewhere in the palace of DeHaven. KINGDOM OF DEHAVEN."It's a g-girl, your highness," Prince Hendrick froze,his hands, resting on his exhausted wife's body, shook as he turned and looked at the royal chief midwife. He had secretly arranged this delivery months ago, and now they were hidden in one of the underground rooms in the palace, where his beloved wife Ava was giving birth."What did you just say, Mia?" Prince Hendrick hoped he had heard it all wrong. Perhaps it had been a mistake. But the look of pity in the older woman's face couldn't be concealed. The royal midwi