NATALIAI woke up with the first ray of the sun and quickly got out of bed, eager to start my day. I knew I had to hurry if I wanted to make it to the human world before Romeo showed up. My aunt's house was like a dragon's lair, and I couldn't bear to spend another day under her watchful eye.I quickly jumped into the shower, my mind racing with thoughts of my friend Sarah and how I couldn't wait to see her. I went through my morning routine at breakneck speed, eager to escape my aunt's dragon territory.Yesterday, Romeo had caught me having breakfast with my aunt, and I couldn't bear the thought of him seeing me again. I had to get out of there before he showed up.As I finished my morning routine, I took a deep breath and summoned the courage to ask my aunt to open a portal to Sarah's home in the human world. It was my only chance to escape, and I knew I had to take it."Please, Aunt," I said, my voice shaking slightly. "I need to go to Sarah's house in the human world. Can you open
NATALIAI stepped out of the portal and was immediately greeted by the sound of Romeo's voice. "Ah! there you are!" he exclaimed. My heart raced at the sound of his voice and I couldn't help but feel a mixture of excitement and dread at the sight of him. Standing before me, with his eyes narrowed mischievously and a sly smile playing on his lips was Romeo. He stood tall and proud, his chin held high, his sleek hair perfectly styled, and his black clothes fitting him like a second skin, making his features stand out even more.But my attention was quickly diverted to my aunt, Suli, also known as the dragon master. She was dressed in her ceremonial robes, ready to attend the blood moon ceremony, and it was obvious that I was expected to go with her. I looked back at the portal behind me, still open, and thought about Sarah, my friend who was waiting for me on the other side. She couldn't see through the portal, and I knew it could be dangerous for her if she stayed there too long. I had
ROMEOI took a deep breath, trying to control my emotions. Natalia, my love, was pushing me to the edge. Her stubbornness was making me lose my mind. I had to do something to make her understand that I was serious about this. I had to show her that I was not to be trifled with."Ok babes, if you don't want to go it's perfectly fine you can stay here or you can go back to Sarah's house," I said, my voice low and controlled.I looked at her friend, Sarah, whom Natalia was desperately trying to protect from me. She was a pretty girl, with long brown hair and green eyes, but I couldn't care less about her at the moment. All I wanted was Natalia, and I would do anything to get her.As Natalia tried to reason with me, I couldn't help but think about how wrong she was about me. She thought I was going to harm Sarah, but she was wrong. I wasn't interested in hurting anyone, except maybe for Sarah if she didn't do what I said."And as for Sarah," I said, my eyes fixed on her, "here, wear this
ROMEODragon Master opened the portal, and I stepped into it with Natalia by my side. My heart pounded in my chest as the swirling vortex enveloped us, transporting us to the blood moon ceremony. The cold wind danced on my skin, sending shivers down my spine. But despite the frigid temperatures, I felt a strange sense of calm wash over me.As we emerged on the other side, I surveyed our surroundings. We had arrived at the foot of a towering mountain, its peaks obscured by the ominous clouds that hung low in the sky. The air was thick with the acrid scent of sulfur, and the ground beneath our feet was barren and lifeless and it was covered with nothing but the white snow. Despite the foreboding atmosphere, I couldn't help but feel a surge of excitement course through me. This was the moment I had been waiting for, the moment when I would finally be able to prove myself to the other members of the Blood Moon Society.But as I looked at Natalia, standing steadfastly by my side, my resolv
ROMEOI put down the two halves of the moonstone in the secured box, feeling the weight of the halves in my hands as I carefully placed them inside. It wasn't the right time to join the halves just yet, as we still had an hour left before the moon would come to its rightful position. I couldn't risk any mistakes now, not when everything was riding on this one moment.With the moonstone safely stowed away, I stepped down from the stage where I had just revealed my real age to everyone who was present. It was a risky move, but I had to do it. I had to prove to Natalia and the rest of the crowd that I was worthy of their trust and admiration.As I made my way towards Natalia, the crowd parted to let me pass through. I couldn't help but notice the way she was holding her breath, her eyes wide and fixed on me. I knew that my words were the only thing that were buzzing in her pretty ears. I could feel the weight of her gaze on me, and I knew that I had to do everything in my power to live u
ROMEOI stood there in the aftermath, the cold steel of the knife still clutched tightly in my hand as I looked around at the stunned faces of the pack members. They were all staring at me with a mix of horror and disbelief, their eyes wide and their bodies trembling with fear.Ivan stood beside me, his own expression unreadable as I handed him the bloody knife. I turned away, feeling sick to my stomach as I wiped the blood off my hands with a clean piece of silk cloth. The scent of death hung heavy in the air, and I couldn't shake the feeling that I had just made a grave mistake.But as I looked back at the pack members, I saw something else in their eyes - fear. They were afraid of me, of what I had just done to their Luna. It was something none of them had ever thought possible, and the shock was written plainly on their faces.Even my own pack members were taken aback by what they had witnessed. They had always known me to be ruthless in battle, but this was something else entirel
ROMEOI stood before Natalia, surrounded by the pack members and creatures from all over who had gathered to witness me making her my Luna. The atmosphere was charged with anticipation, and my heart was pounding with excitement. This was the moment I had been waiting for, the moment when I would claim her as my own.But then she spoke, her voice cutting through the silence like a sharp knife. "No," she said, and her words reverberated in the air, echoing through the crowd. The energy shifted, and the excitement turned to confusion and disappointment. I felt a wave of disbelief wash over me, and I stared at her for what felt like an eternity.How could she say no? After all that I had done for her, after everything I had sacrificed, how could she refuse to become my Luna? My mind raced as I tried to make sense of it all. I had just put an end to Veronica's life in front of everyone, just because of her. Didn't she see what I had done for her, how much I loved her?I felt a surge of ang
CASPIANI was standing there, watching the girl named Sarah, as she vomited violently. The cruelty of my brother, Romeo, had been too much for her to bear.I had been following Natalia and her friend Sarah, but I kept a safe distance. I couldn't help but be drawn to Sarah. There was something about her that I found myself becoming increasingly attracted to.I knew that it was ridiculous, but I couldn't help myself. Maybe it was the way she carried herself, or the wild scent that surrounded her. Or maybe it was just the great figure that she had. She had the perfect quantity of everything that a woman needed, and I couldn't take my eyes off of her.But I also knew that I couldn't let my guard down. Sarah was not one of us, and she was not to be trusted. I had to keep my distance, no matter how much I wanted to get closer to her.As I followed them, I watched as Natalia and Sarah laughed and joked with each other. They seemed to be having a good time, but I knew that it was only a matte
NATALIASitting there with Romeo, just shooting the breeze, out of nowhere, this crazy pain hit me like a freight train. Water everywhere – turns out my water broke, and I wasn't supposed to pop until next week. Talk about the unexpected, right? Now, our pack's got this rule about having to pop out your pups right here on our turf. No escaping that one. So, here I am, dealing with this delivery agony a week ahead of schedule. Romeo's flipping out, screaming for help. Pack folks start swarming in like bees, all wide-eyed and worried. Picture this: me, in the middle of a makeshift delivery room surrounded by anxious wolves. Pain's getting wild like some primal force taking over. Romeo's there, clueless as ever, and I'm just pushing through the chaos. Let me tell you, delivering twins is no joke. Contractions hit like a sledgehammer, each one dragging on for what feels like forever. The pack's trying to help, but they can't take away the grind of it all. It's a full-on battle, not just p
SYDNEYMy fingers danced nervously over the phone's keypad as I dialed Romeo's number. The urgency in my chest fueled the anxiety in my voice when he finally picked up."Romeo, it's Sydney," I blurted out, the words tumbling over each other. "I need your advice. Should I head to Natalia's now? Something just doesn't feel right, like there's an eerie cloud hanging over her due date."There was a pause on the other end, and then he asked, "What's going on?"It's hard to explain," I began, struggling to find the right words. "It's like there's something malevolent inside her, something beyond the ordinary. I can't shake this feeling that the child she's carrying isn't just a bundle of joy. It's like there's a darkness, and it's threatening both her and the baby."I could almost hear Romeo furrowing his brow on the other end. "Darkness? What do you mean?"I mean, it's as if there's an evil presence in her womb," I confessed, my voice dropping to a hushed tone. "And I'm afraid that once that chi
ELVINAAlone in the dimly lit chamber, the oppressive weight of my actions hangs in the air, suffocating me like a dense fog. The flickering candles cast dancing shadows on the intricately carved runes etched into the cold stone floor, each symbol a testament to the forbidden path I've tread. Natalia lies motionless on the altar, her presence a fragile vessel for the soul I sought to resurrect. As the cold reality settles in, doubt snakes through my mind like a relentless serpent. The initial madness that drove me to perform the forbidden ritual now morphs into a gnawing unease. Regret, thick and palpable, permeates the atmosphere, saturating the very air I breathe. What was once a desperate bid to bring back my sister now feels like a pact with shadows and echoes. A solitary tear traces a path down my cheek, its journey mirroring the torment within. Natalia, vulnerable and unconscious, is now the unwitting conduit for a force beyond her understanding. The chamber, once filled with th
DANIELI was seriously frustrated, like a fire about to explode, as I gripped Elvina's shoulder. My eyes shot a warning, trying to convey the urgency of what I was about to say. "I warned you, Elvina! Stay away from Natalia!" You could practically feel the echoes of my caution lingering in the charged air around us. Elvina's eyes were a storm of defiance as she forcefully pulled my hand away from her shoulder. Her words were sharp, cutting through the room. "You can't control me. Unless you want her to die, that is. The child she's carrying is the reincarnation of my sister, and her soul is not something anyone can dictate or tolerate."The room turned into an emotional battlefield, with unspoken truths and the weight of our complicated history thickening the air. I was torn between protecting Natalia and trying to wrap my head around the profound connection Elvina felt. The room's dim light created shadows on our strained faces, each expression revealing the depth of our internal stru
DANIELI was seriously frustrated, like a fire about to explode, as I gripped Elvina's shoulder. My eyes shot a warning, trying to convey the urgency of what I was about to say. "I warned you, Elvina! Stay away from Natalia!" You could practically feel the echoes of my caution lingering in the charged air around us. Elvina's eyes were a storm of defiance as she forcefully pulled my hand away from her shoulder. Her words were sharp, cutting through the room. "You can't control me. Unless you want her to die, that is. The child she's carrying is the reincarnation of my sister, and her soul is not something anyone can dictate or tolerate."The room turned into an emotional battlefield, with unspoken truths and the weight of our complicated history thickening the air. I was torn between protecting Natalia and trying to wrap my head around the profound connection Elvina felt. The room's dim light created shadows on our strained faces, each expression revealing the depth of our internal stru
NATALIAMy heart raced like the staccato beat of distant drums as I approached Romeo, the flickering candlelight in the dimly lit room casting shadows on my face. The air crackled with the anticipation of finally meeting my twin sister, Dahlia— a reunion I had yearned for since the moment I discovered her existence. "Romeo," I began, my voice a delicate symphony tinged with excitement, "have you managed to reach Sebastian? I can't bear the agonizing wait any longer—I need to see Dahlia."Romeo's eyes, a canvas of uncertainty, met mine as he shook his head, "I haven't been able to get in touch with him yet, Natalia."A surge of frustration tightened its grip on my chest, like a vine constricting around my heart. I knew all too well the significance of Sebastian's elusive approval, especially in light of the unique bond he shared with Dahlia. "This is unbearable," I sighed, my impatience echoing in the hushed room. The scent of aged parchment and ancient secrets hung in the air, underscor
NATALIAAs the soft pads of my fingertips caressed the gentle curve of my burgeoning belly, I found solace in the quietude of the moment. The room was hushed, and the only symphony that mattered played within the confines of my body—the rhythmic ballet of life unfolding. A tender smile graced my lips, a testament to the profound connection I felt with the two tiny souls growing beneath my touch.Their kicks, playful and spirited, transformed my womb into a lively arena. Each flutter echoed the promise of an impending joy, and as their tiny feet danced beneath my skin, laughter escaped me—an involuntary melody in response to the enchanting rhythm of life within. It was as if my body had become a sanctuary, a haven where the language of kicks and twirls spoke volumes.Overwhelmed by the sheer magic of it all, tears welled up, glistening like dewdrops on the petals of a delicate flower. These were tears of joy, a manifestation of the profound emotion that coursed through me—a blend of grat
NATALIASo, picture this: I'm casually strolling through the garden vibes early in the morning, right? The sun's doing its thing, making the whole place light up like a chill paradise. The flowers are showing off their colors, and I swear, even the birds are in on this morning's party. Sarah, my partner in crime, joins me on this nature expedition. We're just soaking in the good vibes, you know? The air is all fresh and crisp, and there's this subtle aroma of blooming flowers, like nature's own perfume. As we mosey along, Sarah throws in some real talk and grabs my hand like we're in a cheesy movie. "Natalia," she says, "I'm seriously so pumped for you and those soon-to-be little adventurers." Her grin matches the sunshine, and I'm just standing there, feeling like life is hitting the perfect notes. Our garden hangout is like our secret spot. The flowers are like our cheering squad, and the whole scene feels like a happy conspiracy. At that moment, I was just overwhelmed with gratitud
NATALIA My body's like this bloated spaceship carrying two tiny passengers, and we're six months into this twin adventure. Let me tell you, it's a marathon of discomfort. Every step feels like I'm lugging around a ton of bricks – a constant reminder of the two little miracles growing inside me. Now, nights used to be my chill zone, but oh boy, that's changed. I'm haunted by these crazy nightmares like there's some evil plot unfolding in my belly. Mornings roll around, and instead of shaking off the bad dreams, they stick around like unwanted guests. The kicks and flutters? Yeah, they used to be cute, but now they're like tiny reminders of something I can't quite put my finger on. It's not just the physical strain; it's like I'm emotionally unraveling too. You'd think expecting twins would be all rainbows and butterflies, but there's this weird sense of doom hanging over everything. It's like there's this intangible darkness camping out inside me, and I'm starting to doubt if this is