Ruby "This is far from over; watch your back, Damian, and your little daughter," Lilith sneered, walking away.But before she could get far away, Damian's anger flared, and he rushed to Lilith with incredible speed, seizing Lilith by the throat, his grip tight and unyielding. Lilith, gasping for breath, managed to utter more threats defiantly."You may have won this battle, but I'll make sure Ruby pays for it. I'll make her life a living hell, just like I did to Ava. I guess history is about to repeat itself." She hissed, her eyes blazing with resentment.Who was Ava?The air thickened with tension as Damian's blue eyes blazed with an uncontrollable rage. His fingers tightened around Lilith's throat, the veins on his forearms pulsating with the intensity of his fury. Lilith's defiant smirk slowly faded, replaced by a mixture of fear and desperation.Damian was consumed by an overwhelming anger, and I could feel the heat of his fury coursing through him.The place seemed to shrink as h
Ruby"Bye nanny,""Goodbye, Alex."I waved as my son approached the school gate, a smile lighting up his face. In that brief moment, his happiness was reflected in mine. My sweet boy turned back and grinned at me for a second before happily skipping away. This was undoubtedly the happiest I had ever seen him, and the joy was mirrored in my own expression.My son had become my source of comfort and healing balm, especially after spending the entire night chatting. Since then, I've been putting in extra effort to be a good mom, learning his preferences and dislikes.This morning, I made him breakfast for the first time, creating a new bonding experience for us. Alex chatted happily throughout the meal, his face beaming with joy. Despite wanting to remind him about table manners, I couldn't bring myself to ruin the moment. His infectious happiness and the large grin on his face were too precious, and he devoured his food in record time.I wasn't perfect, and I wasn't going to be the perf
RubyThe loss of the precious book struck a devastating blow on me, as it held the key to the healing knowledge I desperately needed, and now it was gone, leaving me feeling confused and lost.The thought of failing the challenge given to me by Madam Nelly pressed down on me, and this wasn't even about failing the already impossible task—the book was an invaluable guide owned by my grandmother for almost a thousand years. It was also passed down to her by her own grandmother, but now it is gone.My mind raced, trying to fathom who would commit such a heartless act, stealing from me when time was of the essence, and how they knew just the right moment when I needed it. I felt uneasy as anguish gripped my heart, and I began to contemplate the daunting task ahead without the wisdom contained in those ancient pages.The dim light of the room accentuated the broken door, the splintered wood framing the entrance like a grotesque puzzle. Anxiety clung to the air, intensifying the feeling of
RubyA forceful energy swept through the air, and the unseen presence seemed to recoil, dissipating into the shadows. I felt a strange mix of relief and confusion, wondering about the mysterious force that seemed to haunt me.There was something greater than Lilith out there that held a strong grudge against me.Damian approached, his expression a blend of concern and softness, and he began to remove the net, releasing me from its hold, and I felt a wave of gratitude wash over me. The net's entanglement had left me vulnerable, and in that moment, without a second thought, I wrapped my arms around him in a tight hug, not minding that I was creating physical contact between us.I felt his body tense up for a moment, properly caught unaware but not resisting, and he responded with a protective embrace. His strong arms enveloped me, creating a shield from the chaos around me."I stopped a knife, Damian, before it killed me. I can't believe it," I said with a shaking voice clinging onto hi
RubyI hurriedly returned to the werewolf academy, feeling the pressure of time as the watch on my wrist relentlessly ticked away, counting down the precious hours I had. Let's just say it wasn't much.I hated the fact that Nelly had given me this match because, on my part, it was mocking, but at the end, the ticking clock served as a constant reminder of the limited hours I had left, and they were running out too fast for my liking.Shit.The moment I stepped into the academy, I could feel doubtful eyes on me, and whispers of uncertainty surrounded me from the staff, professionals, and even the students.Disgusted looks greeted me at every turn, but I had to ignore the negativity and make my way to the sick bay. The atmosphere inside was no better, with increased noises and the medical staff sharing collective disbelief at the seemingly impossible task ahead of me—proving my ability to cure the children.I knew it was impossible, but it never hurt to try."I thought the rumours were
Ruby"Ruby.... I" he uttered, his jaw dropping and his hands covering his mouth. Liam's eyes widened at my unexpected words, as if he couldn't believe what he was hearing.I couldn't blame him; my sudden forgiveness seemed unreal. Despite knowing I was manipulating the situation, thoughts of forgiving him felt conflicting.Forgiving him wasn't in my dictionary because he had hurt me, made my life miserable, and killed someone I cared about. Forgiving him just to save some children from his pack wasn't a decision I took lightly, and he knew better.I would make him assume I was forgiving him, gain his trust, and find a way to kick him and Lilith out of the pack just like they did to me. That would be perfect revenge. Why didn't I think of that before? Making friends with the enemy."You're... forgiving me?" He stammered, a mixture of shock and disbelief on his face. I nodded, my expression serious.I subtly lower my guard, trying to look more open and sincere, allowing a hint of vulner
Ruby His words cut through the air, a stark acknowledgment of the reality that lingered between us. His steel grey eyes stared at the ground, avoiding my face, while I glared daggers at his skull.He was being a coward, and it annoyed me to the core. His reminder that I was now a nobody, thanks to him, made my hatred for him double. He made me forcefully become an omega. He ruined me and made me nothing."I know who I am, Liam—a lowlife omega; you don't have to remind me." I replied with irritation, yet there was a flicker of determination in my eyes. "But sometimes, we have to challenge the boundaries fate sets for us. And if it means saving those children, I'll find a way to get Luna's blood, even if I have to face the moon goddess herself."However, I felt a pang of uncertainty at my words. How could I obtain Luna's blood when I was no longer one? The realisation hit me like a cold breeze, stirring doubts within me. As I pondered, a subtle resolve took hold. I couldn't change my s
Ruby:"D-Damian, how did you get here?" My eyes widened in awe as I stammered. Damian's hard eyes reluctantly left Liam's face, and I could see an intense glare filled with tension in his beautiful blue eyes, which I had unknowingly come to like. The clenched fist he bore gradually relaxed, a silent indication that he had pushed away his wolf, at least for the moment.I felt guilty for unintentionally stirring Damian's emotions, but then again, we haven't had a proper conversation, and I wasn't sure if I wanted to. What he was asking for was too much from me, as I had to put my son first before taking any life-changing decisions."Through the door," Damian responded tersely with irritation, and I could sense disgust underneath his words as he looked between Liam and me."Oh," I replied, a blush of embarrassment creeping onto my cheeks and casting a rosy hue across my face."I came to settle some scores with a disobeying old hag and thought I should say hi," Damian added with boredom,