Lily, an orphan girl in a small pack, treated as the pack servant dreaming of her one true mate, gets her dreams shattered when her mate rejects her, only to get abducted by the famous Cold-hearted Alpha King Alex. Things take a turn when the sins of their parents begin to resurface in their lives pulling them into a series of chaotic events as they uncover buried secrets Will Lily ever get the love she longed for or will she die alone? Will Alex ever get to trust anyone again or will he continue to push people away? What secret does Lily discover that could ruin everything she has ever known? Read to find out.
Узнайте большеI could feel the blood pouring from my wound as I struggled to stay conscious, my vision blurring, the world around me spinning. Jake’s mocking laughter echoed in my ears, but it was distant, as though it were coming from underwater. I wasn’t sure how much longer I could hold on. My body was breaking, and the pain was overwhelming. “You think you can stop this?” Jake sneered, his voice cutting through the haze of my fading thoughts. “You think you can stop Morgana? She’s already won. The ritual is almost complete. Your precious little mate is nothing more than a pawn.” I could barely comprehend his words, my thoughts muddled, clouded by the deep, gnawing pain in my side. But one thing remained crystal clear. Lily. I had to save her. No matter the cost.I fought to keep my eyelids open, to stay in the moment. The world was slipping away, but I couldn’t afford to lose myself now. Not when she was so close. Lily was still alive, and I wasn’t going to let Morgana take her. I could hear
The air was thick with the energy Lily had unleashed, still crackling with raw power. The aftermath of her magic’s explosion had left the earth beneath us in ruins, cracked and scorched as if the very foundations of the world had been shaken. Morgana’s presence, once overpowering and commanding, now seemed weak and withered by the very force she had sought to control. But the danger wasn’t over. I could feel the dark force rising again, its final remnants refusing to die. Morgana was not one to give up so easily.“Lily…” I breathed, still feeling the tremors of her magic coursing through me. She was standing, no longer floating, but her body still pulsed with an energy, unlike anything I had ever felt before. It was as if she had become a conduit for something far beyond us.“I’m not done yet,” Morgana’s voice rang out, sharp and filled with venom. Her eyes glowed with a sickly green light, her once delicate features twisted with rage and desperation. “This power… it’s mine. You are n
AlexThe battle raged around us, an endless cacophony of snarls, screams, and the clash of claws on steel. The night air was thick with the scent of blood, smoke, and desperation. The ground beneath our feet trembled with every shift and movement of the combatants werewolves in their primal forms, rogues with their eyes wild and hungry, and the dark figures of Morgana, Jake, and Vivian leading the charge against us. They had the upper hand, their combined magic and strength overwhelming the forces we had rallied.I could feel the weight of every blow, every strike that came from the rogue army. But none of it mattered. None of it could drown out the terror I felt for Lily, who was still trapped by Morgana’s twisted spell. I knew we had to find a way to break her hold, but the odds were stacked against us.Lily was fighting, but the magic surrounding her was suffocating. She was so close to breaking free, her wolf forms thrashing with fury, but it was as if invisible chains had been wr
AlexThe night felt colder than usual as if the very air around us had been tainted by the darkness that Morgana carried with her. The stars above twinkled like distant witnesses to the battle that loomed ahead, and as I stood beside Lily, I couldn't help but feel the weight of what was about to unfold.The packs had united, but unity came with its own set of challenges. Old wounds festered beneath the surface of the alliance, and I knew that not everyone was fully committed. Some still whispered doubts and fears, and others were simply in it for the power they could gain. But the majority of the leaders had put aside their differences for now knowing that if Morgana succeeded, none of them would be safe.Lily was quite beside me, her gaze fixed on the fire that crackled in the center of the camp. She hadn’t said much since the council meeting, and I could see the strain in her posture, the way her fingers clenched around the necklace she wore the same one she had worn for years, a gi
AlexThe days that followed were a blur of preparation and tension. I couldn’t shake the sense of urgency that gripped me. Every passing hour felt like a step closer to a battle we were destined to fight, but still not fully prepared for. The journey to unite the packs was one I never thought we’d have to undertake, but here we were, fighting not just for our survival but for the survival of everything we held dear.Lily’s determination was a constant beacon of hope, even when doubt crept into my mind. She hadn’t faltered, not even when the weight of her revelations about Morgana had threatened to crush her. If anything, she seemed stronger and more resolute in her mission. It was as though the bond we shared had solidified, grounding her and giving her the strength to face whatever came next.The night before the council was set to convene, I found myself standing outside the pack’s main hall, staring into the darkened forest. The wind whispered through the trees, carrying with it th
AlexThe sun had barely begun to rise, casting a faint golden hue over the ruins of the pack’s territory. The destruction from Jake’s attack was evident in shattered homes, bloodied ground, and the lingering scent of ash. The weight of the past few days felt like it was crushing my chest as I stood outside what was left of the pack’s main hall.Lily sat on a nearby log, her face pale and her hands trembling as she clutched the remnants of an old blanket. The haunted look in her eyes hadn’t faded since we returned from the clearing. I knew she was replaying Morgana’s twisted words, her threats, and the gruesome images of the fallen pack members.I approached her slowly, crouching down to meet her gaze. “Lily,” I said gently, placing a hand on hers. “You need to rest.”She shook her head, her voice barely a whisper. “I can’t. Every time I close my eyes, I see her... and them.”I didn’t need to ask who she meant. Morgana’s cruel display of power had left a scar on all of us. But for Lily
AlexThe clearing was shrouded in an eerie stillness, broken only by the soft murmurs of the surviving pack members and the occasional howl of the wind. The air carried the acrid scent of burned earth and spilled blood. My arms tightened around Lily, who was trembling in my grasp, her breath shallow but steady. Her wide eyes searched mine as though seeking reassurance, a sign that all this wasn’t real. “Alex...is it over?” I glanced around at the devastation, the shattered remains of what once stood as our sanctuary, the bodies of those who’d fallen to Jake’s betrayal and Morgana’s dark magic. My heart clenched. “No,” I said, my voice rough with exhaustion. “This was just the beginning.” Marcus approached, his face grim, blood streaking his torn clothes. “The pack is regrouping, but our losses are heavy. Jake’s attack was a massacre. Many didn’t even have the chance to fight back.” I stood, keeping Lily close. “We’ll mourn them later,” I said firmly. “Right now, we need to e
The world swirled with darkness as I blinked back at the disorientation caused by Morgana's magic. My limbs feel heavy, as though the weight of her power pressed down on every inch of me. The air was thick, saturated with an unnatural energy that made it hard to breathe. But even through the haze, my ears picked up Lily's panicked cries. “Alex!” I pushed myself up, shaking the dirt from my body as my wolf surged beneath my skin, urging me to act. My eyes darted to the ritual circle at the center of the clearing, where Lily hovered above the ground, encased in glowing green tendrils of energy. Morgana stood nearby, her hands raised, her face illuminated by the sickly light. And standing beside her, grinning like he’d already won, was Jake. “Jake?” I growled, the sound deep and guttural as I shifted fully into my wolf form. My claws dug into the dirt as I took a step forward. “What the hell are you doing?” Jake chuckled, his dark eyes glinting with satisfaction. “I’m finally t
Morgana stood in the center of the clearing, her black robes swirling with the unnatural wind she had summoned. The ground beneath her glowed with the sickly green light of her ritual circle, pulsing in time with the incantations she murmured. Lily clung to my arm, her breath coming in short, fearful gasps. I could feel her terror, but I couldn’t take my eyes off Morgana. The power radiating from her was unlike anything I had ever encountered; it was raw, chaotic, and utterly lethal. “Do you see now, Alex?” Morgana said, her voice rising above the howling wind. “Do you see what happens when promises are broken?” “What the hell are you talking about?” I growled, stepping in front of Lily protectively. Morgana’s eyes gleamed, and a cruel smile curved her lips. “Oh, you don’t know, do you? Of course, you wouldn’t. Your parents wouldn’t have wanted their precious son burdened with the truth.” “Truth about what?” Lily asked, her voice shaking but steady enough to cut through the
Lily POV As I ran through the thick forest, the icy wind stung my face, but I forced myself to keep moving. The bundle of firewood in my arms felt heavier with each step, the cold creeping through my fingers. I shouldn’t have been out this late, I knew that. Uncle had told me a thousand times not to wander off, especially not in the dark. But the fire had been dying, and the thought of another freezing night was unbearable.When the cabin came into view, my stomach twisted. The old wooden structure, leaning slightly to one side, was barely more than a shack. It had been my home for as long as I could remember, ever since my parents were killed. And inside waited Uncle, the man who had taken me in, though he never let me forget that he wished he hadn’t.I hesitated at the door, my hand trembling on the worn handle. The creak of the hinges sent a shiver down my spine as I stepped inside. The smell of stale alcohol hit me immediately, thick and suffocating."You think you can just come ...
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