Ten years had passed since Winter was born, and life had been a whirlwind of love, laughter, and challenges. Our family had grown in ways I never imagined, and with each new addition, my heart expanded to hold more love than I thought possible.Louis was now thirteen, a proud big brother who carried himself with the confidence of his father. He had Zander’s striking features but my soft heart, always looking out for his younger siblings. Winter, at ten, was a force of nature—intelligent, curious, and possessing powers that we had worked tirelessly to keep hidden. And then there were our youngest, the twins, Asher and Aria, now six years old, whose endless energy kept us on our toes.Life as Luna had never been easy, but it was fulfilling. The White Moon Pack thrived under Zander’s leadership, and though we had faced many trials, we always emerged stronger. Still, nothing could have prepared us for the challenge of raising a child like Winter.From the moment she was six months old, it
---I woke up to an empty bed, and I am not surprised.This has been my life for the last five years—my husband and Alpha working late and leaving early.My son and I rarely get to see him.Although I am used to this, I can't help but feel disappointed because he left after making love to me.I think we should take my mom's advice and see a marriage counselor because we are slowly falling apart.Sometimes, I think the only reason he is with me is because of our son, Tyral, and me being the Luna.Although he can replace me by marking another unmated female wolf.My husband, Rhys, is the Alpha of the strongest pack in the world—the Shadow Moon Pack. We are unbeatable. Never have been defeated, and never will be.We have the largest land territory, and no one dares to trespass.We have no mercy on rogues—those cunning little foxes.One almost killed my sister, but my husband saved her.That was when we both knew we were mates.I was 16, and he was 17 at the time. Our parents came together
We watched as my dad walked my sister down the aisle.The ceremonial ground was beautifully designed with flowers.I stood beside my husband and son as we watched my sister walk down the aisle.He was awfully quiet today and a bit tensed.The ceremony was a success and peaceful, thankfully no rogue or vampire attack.My sister was bonded to Beta Cole after he marked her Infront of us.The reception was a blast but I was surprised my sister and Cole decided to postpone their honeymoon till the following week."Shall we dance"Rhys says from behind me and I smile, taking his hands we walk to the dance floor and begun to slow dance."This reminds me so much of our wedding night"I smile as he swirl me around."You looked so adorable that day,all flushed and cute, just thinking about what would happen afterwards"he teases."Well yeah,I was scared when you said you were going break me into two on the bed"I blush even thinking about it."Yeah"he pulls me closer to him.This is just like old t
I once heard someone say we're all just one phone call away from ourdamnationIt's the absolute truth. My voice comes out in a shaky whisper when I ask,"Are they okay?"I wait for the nurse on the other end of the line to tell me that they will be fine.But all I get is a long stretch of silence. It feels like someone is wringing my spine. I want to double over from the pain, but the pain isn't physical,it is far from that."Can you please make it to the hospital"the nurse says after a few seconds of silence."I...I'll be there in an hour"I say and hanged up.I rushed out of the house with the children in my arms.I called my mom and Cole on my way, telling them to shift and meet me there. It will be faster anyway.I drove like a maniac, taking the shortest road possible.An hour later I was at the hospital,I rush to the reception,not even noticing my parents and Cole are behind me.I am worried about two things,1. Their lives2. Their identity.Werewolf have a different kind of g
He is coming home today. He has the audacity to ask them to put me in charge of assisting him back to recovery.I have already spoken to the council and they would set a date for our trail.I need to get out of here before I run mad.I can't go anywhere without people looking at me with pity. News in our world spread like wildfire.For the past two weeks,I have been receiving calls and letters of consolations from my fellow Lunas. They already heard the news and have open their arms to welcome me into their pack.My son hasn't left my side, apparently the pups at school tease him with the news and with his new found bad temper,he near killed a boy.I am pretty sure Tyral has gotten into contact with his wolf because he is really scary sometimes, especially when it is related to me.He eyes glows each time we go outside for a walk or to buy ice cream .I haven't had time to sit him down and talk about everything. I have been really selfish.I sigh and continued to fold my son's dresses
I am immediately on my feet at the sight of Rhys standing at the door with his walking stick and Rhynara in his arms.My eyes zeros to the little girl in his arms and I want to hate her,I really want to but I can't, neither can Valeria .That doesn't mean I want her any closer to me or my son."I asked a question Cas. What do you mean by leaving? Where are you going?"he asks stepping into the room."I am not obligated to answer to you anymore Rhys. Where I go and what I do is none of your concern"I tell him standing Infront of our son.I don't want him to see us arguing."Ofcourse you are obligated to tell me everything,if my son is involved and most of all,you are my wife"he says whispering the last word softly."Wife?Did you just say wife?I chuckle humorlessly.He bowed down his head,not in regret but in frustration. This is what hurts me the most,he has, not once shown a moment of regret."Thought so"I glare at him"Just tell me where you are going? I need to know anything that inv
I am ready to leave.I am actually leaving today. I haven't seen Rhys since our bond got broken three days ago.He has been locked up in his room. I sometimes hear Matrix whimpering and growling, showing he is in pain.I really wish I could help him without involving Rhys but we both know that is impossible.I am not supposed to leave for New York until next weekend but I can't stay in this pack for long.I am in my son's room waiting for him to finish getting dressed so we can leave. I have packed everything into my mini van and Gia has already left with my car.A knock came to my door and soon it opened.It was Beta Cole,I haven't spoken to him since I found out about the truth. He is just like them."The lawyer is here and he requests your presence urgently"he says and I nodded.His eyes lingers on me for a while before walking away.I sigh and stood up,"come darling, mommy has to speak with the lawyer"I tell him,"Okay mom. Just a minute"he says and grabs a ribbon bow from under
I am starting my first ever job today. I am nervous yet excited.It took me two hours to finally decide on a dress that befits my job.I still live in blue moon pack,I decided against living amongst human because of Tyral's ability now. Anything can trigger it and I want him around people like him so he wouldn't feel like an outcast.He actually loves it here and is also beginning school today.Gia is being kind enough to pick him up from school and watch over him till I am back. He will also start training with the Alpha's son every weekend.I am so glad I have helpful people around.I rented a four bedroom apartment in the pack's territory,it is comfortable for everyone.I am also looking to buy a house for ourselves. My divorce settlement is generous enough to get us a comfortable home."Let's go sweety, I don't want you to be late for school"I tell my son,who is now wiping his mouth after drinking his juice."Mom,what about Rhynara?"he asks stroking the head of the sleeping littl
The grand hall of the packhouse was alive with warmth and celebration. Today marked fifteen years since Ruine and I had joined our lives together, and there was no better way to celebrate than with the people we loved most—our family. The space was beautifully decorated with golden and silver lights, symbolizing the strength and endurance of our bond.At the center of it all stood Ruine, his sharp golden eyes softened by joy as he laughed with Cole and Nikolai, both of whom had grown into strong, confident men. My heart swelled as I looked around the room. Our triplets—now nineteen—were standing together, sharing a quiet moment of laughter. They were no longer the mischievous children who used to run through the halls causing chaos but were on the cusp of full adulthood, strong and independent.Lilac, Ruine’s daughter from his first marriage, was beside me, holding a glass of wine as she watched her five children chase after my grandkids. She had married Ruine’s Beta and best friend, a
The summer sun kissed the rolling vineyards of Bordeaux as we arrived at our private villa in France. The air smelled of lavender and fresh bread, a scent that instantly made me feel at home. It had been years since our last big family vacation, and now that the kids were teenagers, this trip was bound to be different. Gone were the days of carrying them around on our hips; now, we were dealing with independent, opinionated young adults who still had that mischievous spark in their eyes."This place is sick!" Cole exclaimed, dropping his bag the second we stepped inside. He was already looking around for the best room, and I had no doubt he and Nikolai would argue over it.Kiara, on the other hand, was more composed. "It's beautiful," she murmured, running her fingers over the intricate wood carvings on the staircase. "I can't wait to see the gardens."Ruine chuckled behind me. "You two get your pick of rooms—just not the master. That’s ours."Cole groaned while Nikolai smirked. "First
The sun dipped below the horizon, casting an amber glow over the modernized expanse of Gold Sun Pack. The pack’s main hall buzzed with energy, wolves of all ranks moving through the grand space as they discussed recent events. Tonight was special—not just because the pack had grown stronger, but because it marked two pivotal moments in the lives of Casma and Ruine’s sons, Cole and Nikolai.Cole had always been the dreamer among the triplets, the one who found beauty in everything. But tonight, something shifted within him. It had started the moment he locked eyes with the mysterious stranger standing near the training grounds. She was unlike any wolf he had ever seen—because she wasn’t one at all. The unmistakable scent of magic clung to her, mixing with the crisp night air, making the hair on the back of his neck stand on end.A witch.The realization should have made him step back, should have triggered the instincts every werewolf was born with. But instead, he stood rooted to the s
It was supposed to be a normal day. The morning had started with the usual chaos of raising three teenagers. Nikolai and Cole were arguing over who had taken the last protein bar, and Kiara had been in her room, unusually quiet. I’d noticed she skipped breakfast, which was unlike her. Usually, she was the one dragging her brothers to the table, making sure they ate something before training with Ruine.The moment I heard a timid knock on my office door, I knew something was wrong. When I opened it, Kiara stood there, shifting uncomfortably from one foot to the other. Her usually confident expression was hesitant, and her hazel eyes darted everywhere except at me."Mom… can we talk?" she asked in a voice that was barely above a whisper.I immediately stepped aside, pulling her into the room and closing the door behind her. "Of course, sweetheart. What’s wrong?"She hesitated for a moment before finally sighing and looking up at me. "I think something’s wrong with me."Panic shot through
The day had finally arrived.Fourteen years ago, I had endured the most painful yet rewarding experience of my life—bringing Kiara, Nikolai, and Cole into this world. Now, as I stood outside in the open training grounds of the Gold Sun Pack, watching my children prepare for their first shift, I felt a strange mixture of pride, excitement, and unease. This was a monumental moment, a rite of passage for every werewolf, and yet I couldn’t shake the maternal instinct that wanted to shield them from the inevitable pain.The sky was painted in deep hues of orange and pink as the sun dipped below the horizon. Ruine stood beside me, his Alpha presence as commanding as ever, though his features softened when he looked at our children. He had spent the last year preparing them for this moment—ensuring they were mentally and physically ready to shift. Shifting for the first time wasn’t just a transformation; it was a rebirth.“You’re ready,” Ruine said firmly, his deep voice resonating across the
The morning started like any other—chaotic yet filled with love. The triplets, now eleven years old, were in the middle of their werewolf changes, which meant heightened senses, mood swings, and an insatiable hunger that rivaled a full-grown wolf. Living in the Gold Sun Pack had its advantages—modern facilities, excellent schools, and a strong support system—but nothing quite prepared me for raising three preteens going through their transformation simultaneously.I sighed as I entered the kitchen, already knowing what awaited me. Nikolai and Cole were engaged in a playful scuffle near the breakfast bar, while Kiara sat at the table, scowling at the milk in her cereal as if it had personally offended her.“Boys, do not break anything,” I warned, walking past them to pour myself a much-needed cup of coffee.“They started it!” Kiara huffed, pushing her bowl away. “I can hear them chewing, and it’s disgusting.”I took a deep breath. Enhanced hearing was one of the earliest signs of their
The air was thick with anticipation as we arrived at the Blood Moon Pack’s grand estate, the towering castle-like structure bathed in the golden glow of the setting sun. It had been years since I had stepped foot here, and despite the changes, the essence of the pack remained the same—strong, proud, and unyielding. But tonight was different. Tonight, we weren’t just visitors; we were here to witness my son, Tyral Dores, ascend as the new Alpha.The moment we stepped out of the sleek black SUV, a hush fell over the gathered pack members. They watched with reverence as Ruine and I made our way toward the ceremonial grounds, our five-year-old triplets—Nikolai, Kiara, and Cole—tugging excitedly at our hands. It wasn’t every day they got to visit their older brother’s pack, and they were eager to be part of such a grand occasion.Lilac walked beside us, her presence a silent strength. My stepdaughter had been a pillar in our family, and though she had suffered her share of loss, tonight, sh
The grand hall of the Blood Moon Pack was alive with excitement. The towering stone walls, adorned with the banners of past Alphas, stood as a testament to the strength and legacy of this pack. Tonight, the pack gathered to witness the coronation of its next Alpha—Tyral McLean, my firstborn son.It felt like just yesterday when I had held him in my arms as a newborn, vowing to protect him from all harm. Now, at twenty-four, he stood tall and proud, the embodiment of strength, wisdom, and leadership. By his side was his mate, Billy, the love of his life since childhood, and the mother of his four children. Their eldest, Kai, was already beginning to show signs of being a great warrior, his keen instincts mirroring his father’s at the same age.I stood beside Ruine, who held my hand as we watched our son prepare for the ceremony. Our triplets—Kiara, Nikolai, and Cole—stood nearby, their five-year-old faces filled with excitement and curiosity. Rhynara, now a young woman, watched with adm
The grand gates of the Gold Sun Pack stood tall and imposing, their intricate golden engravings gleaming under the midday sun. As our convoy approached, a wave of anticipation rolled through me. It had been years since I last set foot on pack territory, and now, I was returning not just as Ruine’s mate, but as his Luna, with our children in tow.Ruine, ever the picture of calm authority, sat beside me in the car, his sharp golden eyes scanning the familiar landscape. Even though he had left much of the day-to-day affairs to his Beta, his presence here was monumental. Today was a day of celebration, a day to introduce our children to the pack and to name our son, Nikolai, as the future Alpha of the Gold Sun Pack.The triplets—Nikolai, Kiara, and Cole—sat in the back, their eyes wide with wonder. This was their first time visiting their father’s pack, and though they had grown up hearing stories of it, seeing it firsthand was something entirely different.As we entered the main pack terr