Ava and her twin brother, Aiden, have endured years of cruelty under the care of their bitter Uncle Peter and his jealous wife. But what they don’t know is that they aren’t omegas—Ava and Aiden are the lost children of an Alpha, stolen as infants, and left to be raised by another family after a failed kidnapping. On the night of the Moonlight Festival, Ava is heartbroken when Liam rejects her as his mate and chooses Riley, who’s pregnant with his child. Desperate to escape the pain, Ava spends a passionate night with a stranger she met at a nightclub. But when she returns home, she’s met with tragedy—Aiden is dead, and she’s blamed for his murder. Banished from her pack, Ava’s life is shattered. Just when things couldn’t get worse, Ava was run over by a hit and run driver, only to wake up in the arms of the Alpha King, Edward. After hearing her story, he offers her a deal—a one-year marriage for political reasons, during which he’ll help her uncover the truth about Aiden’s death. As Ava is crowned Luna Queen beside Edward, her uncle and his family, including Liam, her ex mate, is shocked by her unexpected transformation. Meanwhile, Ava learns she’s pregnant, but she doesn’t know whether Liam or Edward is the father. And things only get more complicated as Ava and Edward navigate their strained marriage, each hiding secrets from the other. But when the truth about Aiden’s death comes to light, it’s more devastating than Ava could have imagined. Will Ava get her revenge, find peace, and finally claim the love she deserves, or will her past tear her apart?
Lihat lebih banyak~EdwardThe rain hammered against the windshield, drowning out the low rumble of the engine. My fingers tapped the steering wheel in rhythm with the storm as I scrolled through my contact list. Fenrir’s voice cut through the silence in my head. "Rose. She’s a safe bet," he offered, tone casual. "You got her through college. Polite, drama-free." "She’s married," I said flatly, skipping past her name. "Fine. Clara, then," he pressed. "You saved her father’s business. She’d be grateful, polished enough to handle the role. Or do you want me to just list every woman you’ve helped?" I sighed, irritation simmering. "This isn’t a raffle. I need someone who fits, someone who won’t complicate things." Fenrir chuckled, his tone mocking. "And when Mildred comes back? What’s the plan for your stand-in Luna? A fake divorce? A scandal?" I gritted my teeth. "She’ll sign a contract. It’ll be temporary. A year, maybe two. Long enough to shut my mother and the council up before the coronatio
~AvaThe darkness hung heavily around me as I reached the pack’s border, the weight of the night pressing down on my chest. Nimueh, my wolf, ran tirelessly beneath me, her paws pounding the earth with a steady rhythm. But even she, with all her strength, was beginning to slow as the distance wore on. When we neared the edge of the pack’s territory, she breathed heavily, her body trembling with exhaustion. I could see the house in the distance, its outline faint in the dim light of dawn. I felt a brief wave of relief—home. But it quickly faded, replaced by the sharp sting of fear. I made a mindlink to Aiden, but there was only silence. "Open the gate, Aiden. I’m home." Nothing.I frowned, trying again. Was he sleeping? Aiden never ignored my calls, not even in the dead of night. His wolf, Caleb, would have stirred to acknowledge Nimueh. But there was nothing.Nimueh, I called again. Try Caleb. Maybe he’ll respond to you. She grumbled, exhausted. What now, Ava? You made me run us hom
~EdwardI was deep in sleep, the kind where even dreams couldn’t reach you. But then my phone started ringing—over and over again. At first, I ignored it, my body sinking further into the mattress, but it kept going. Get up, Edward, my wolf growled. His name was Fenrir, a sarcastic bastard who never let me sleep in peace. "Go back to sleep, Fenrir," I muttered, burying my face in the pillow. You know I can’t do that, especially when your phone sounds like it’s about to explode. His voice was sharp. Maybe it’s important, or maybe it’s just karma for how rude you've been to me ever since Mildred disappeared. I groaned. “Shut up.” Fenrir laughed. You’re welcome. The ringing continued. Reluctantly, I opened my eyes, rubbing the sleep away. The sunlight filtered through the half-open blinds, reminding me of the headache I was going to have from last night’s drinking. I reached for the phone, but before answering, I noticed something. The girl from last night was gone. “As e
~AvaI stood by the door of the Aston Martin, my eyes locked on the sleek, powerful car as if it might swallow me whole. My stomach fluttered, a strange mix of excitement and nervousness swirling inside me. I wasn’t used to talking to strangers. What if he was dangerous?He smoothly slid out of the driver's seat, his movements effortless, and walked toward me with a confidence that made everything else around him seem to fade. When he stopped just a few feet away, his piercing gaze met mine, steady, waiting."You okay?" His voice was low, carrying a hint of amusement that made my insides twist.I swallowed, trying to steady my breath. "I’m fine," I muttered, barely above a whisper.He chuckled, misinterpreting my discomfort. "It’s okay," he said, leaning against the car with a warm smile. "I know it’s overwhelming. You probably don’t even know how to open the door, huh?"I shot him a glare. "I’m not that clueless," I snapped back, my voice stronger than I felt.But then... that smile.
~AvaThe neon lights of the club flickered like a beacon, casting a hazy glow over the darkened street. I forced Nimueh’s feet to slow as I caught sight of it, making her growl low in my head. “Ava, stop.” “No,” I whispered under my breath, my voice barely audible over the muffled bass of music that seeped from the club's walls. “This isn’t safe,” Nimueh pressed, her voice firm yet tinged with concern. “You’re hurting and vulnerable tonight. Let’s go home. At least your brother can make you feel better.” My chest tightened at her suggestion. The thought of going back to my uncle’s house, seeing Riley there… it would break me all over again. “No,” I snapped aloud this time, drawing a curious glance from a passerby. “I’m not going back. I need time away—from home, from them, from everything.” “We can’t keep running, Ava. It’s not healthy.” Nimueh’s voice softened, hesitating for a moment before sighing in defeat. “Fine. But this doesn’t feel right.” “Nothing feels right anym
~AvaThe Full Moon Festival was one of my favorite times of the year. The festival grounds sparkled under the silver glow of the moon, lanterns swaying gently in the evening breeze. Music and laughter filled the air as the pack danced and feasted, honoring the goddess’s blessing. But amidst the celebration, I found myself at the edge of it all, sitting quietly at a table with my drink in hand.I scanned the crowd for Aiden, my twin brother. He was supposed to stay close, but knowing him, he was probably sneaking off for more food or causing some harmless mischief.The brief moment of peace didn’t last long. A cold splash hit my dress, making me gasp.“Oh, oops!” came a shrill voice. I looked up to see Sasha, one of the more obnoxious girls in the pack, holding an empty glass with an unapologetic smirk. “Didn’t see you there.”“Should’ve known the omegas would show up,” she added loudly. “Guess they’re letting everyone into the Full Moon Festival these days.”Heat rushed to my cheeks,
~AvaThe Full Moon Festival was one of my favorite times of the year. The festival grounds sparkled under the silver glow of the moon, lanterns swaying gently in the evening breeze. Music and laughter filled the air as the pack danced and feasted, honoring the goddess’s blessing. But amidst the celebration, I found myself at the edge of it all, sitting quietly at a table with my drink in hand.I scanned the crowd for Aiden, my twin brother. He was supposed to stay close, but knowing him, he was probably sneaking off for more food or causing some harmless mischief.The brief moment of peace didn’t last long. A cold splash hit my dress, making me gasp.“Oh, oops!” came a shrill voice. I looked up to see Sasha, one of the more obnoxious girls in the pack, holding an empty glass with an unapologetic smirk. “Didn’t see you there.”“Should’ve known the omegas would show up,” she added loudly. “Guess they’re letting everyone into the Full Moon Festival these days.”Heat rushed to my cheeks, ...
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