Baron’s POVI, Baron Lupo Bianchi, stormed into the Council chamber, my eyes blazing with fury. The Lunar Peak Council of Sosserrers cowered before me, their faces pale and trembling. They knew better than to cross me, the demon werewolf who had unleashed hell on both the supernatural and human worlds."Lupo, please," Kael stammered, his voice laced with fear. "We're not here to provoke you. We've come to... beg for mercy. The latest massacre... it's the fourth time, Lupo. The packs are terrified. We're desperate to find a way to stop the bloodshed before it's too late."I sneered, my eyes blazing with fury. "Mercy? Do you speak to me of mercy? I have no soul, no conscience to guide me. My beast has consumed me, and it knows only destruction. It feeds on fear and bloodlust, and it will not be satiated until all of you are nothing but ashes."The Council members exchanged nervous glances, their eyes darting around the room as if searching for an escape route."We understand your pain
"Aurelia, m'ija, I know I've let you down. But I promise I'll get us out of this hole. Just one more big win, and we'll be back on top," Carlos said, his eyes bloodshot and his voice laced with desperation."Why have you changed so much, Dad? This isn't the father I knew. After Mother's mysterious death, Ann and I lost you too. You're just a shadow of the man who used to hold us together," Aurelia's voice trembled with anger and sadness, her words piercing the air like a sharp dagger.Carlos's face contorted in anguish, his eyes welling up with tears. "Aurelia, please... I'm trying to hold on to what's left of our family. I'm trying to provide for you and Ann...""Provide for us? You call this providing? You're suffocating us with your addiction, Dad. We're drowning in your debt and your lies. When will you stop running from the truth and face the damage you've done?" Aurelia's words rained down like a storm, each one a sharp accusation that cut deep into Carlos's soul.The room fe
Aurelia's eyes locked onto the piercing red orbs, and her body froze as if paralyzed by fear. Her lungs forgot how to breathe, and her heart raced like a jackhammer in her chest. The red eyes seemed to bore into her very soul, filling her with an unspeakable terror. She couldn't move, couldn't speak, couldn't even blink. All she could do was stare into the depths of those malevolent eyes, feeling like a tiny insect trapped in a spider's gaze. The eyes seemed to grow larger, more intense as if they were feeding off her fear. "What kind of monster has eyes like that?!" Aurelia's thoughts screamed. "What does it want from me? Is it going to kill me? Oh God, please don't let it hurt me..." "Why is it enjoying this so much? Can it see my fear? Is it feeding off it? Oh no, oh no, oh no..." Aurelia's thoughts were a jumbled mix of terror, panic, and desperation. She was trapped in her mind, unable to move or speak, as the red eyes seemed to sear themselves into her brain. "Au
The moon cast its silver glow over the city, an hour where creatures of the night roamed free. Baron Lupo Bianchi, his eyes gleaming with a sinister light, stepped out of his car and onto the cracked pavement of Aurelia's rundown apartment complex, the flickering street lights casting eerie shadows on the walls. The wind whispered secrets in the alleys as Baron's footsteps echoed through the deserted streets, his presence a dark omen that sent shivers down the spines of even the bravest souls. The very air seemed to thicken with malevolent intent as he approached the entrance, his eyes burning with an unholy hunger that threatened to consume all in its path.""Right there, the lamb was sleeping like an innocent, her gentle slumber a stark contrast to the darkness that lurked nearby.Baron's gaze fell upon Aurelia's peaceful form, her eyes closed in a deep slumber. Her features, so serene and innocent in repose, only served to fuel his contempt. He took in the gentle curve of her n
Baron's office, a dimly lit room with a hint of cigar smoke. Carlos stands nervously, clutching a suitcase, while Baron sits behind his desk, a cold gaze fixed on Carlos. Baron leaned back in his chair, his voice dropping to a low, menacing whisper. "So, Carlos, I hear you're here to make a delivery." Carlos swallowed hard, trying to hide his fear, but his voice trembled anyway. "Y-yes, sir. I have the package right here." He held up the suitcase, his hands shaking slightly. Baron's eyes narrowed, his gaze piercing through the dim light of the room. "Ah, good. I trust everything is in order?" His tone was laced with skepticism, as if daring Carlos to lie. Carlos nervously nodded, his eyes darting around the room. "Y-yes, sir. Exactly as agreed." He gulped, his Adam's apple bobbing up and down. Baron's voice turned glacial, his words dripping with malice. "And you understand the terms of our little arrangement, Carlos? The consequences of failure?" Carlos's voice barely esc
Aurelia stood frozen, her eyes fixed on the black SUV that had pulled up beside her. The tinted windows seemed to stare back like cold, dead eyes. Before she could react, the doors swung open and two hulking men emerged. Their faces were chiseled from granite, their eyes devoid of empathy.Without a word, they pounced on Aurelia, grabbing her arms and dragging her towards the vehicle."Let me go!" Aurelia struggled and kicked, but they were too strong."Shut up and get in," one of them growled, shoving her into the SUV.The door slammed shut behind her, and the engine roared to life. Aurelia's mind raced as the vehicle sped away into the night."Where are you taking me?" she demanded, but the men just glared at her, their faces chiseled from granite.The SUV screeched to a halt before the Bianchi estate's grand entrance. The men yanked Aurelia out, their grip unyielding." Baron awaits you," one of them sneered, dragging her towards the mansion.Aurelia's heart raced with terror as s
Aurelia's eyes widened in horror as she took in the scene before her. Ann, her innocent little sister, stood in the doorway, her eyes wide with fear. Baron's goons loomed behind her, their granite-like faces unyielding."Sign it, lamb," Baron whispered, his voice dripping with malice. "Sign it, or they'll pay the price."Aurelia's heart raced with fear and anger. She knew she had to protect Ann at all costs. She looked down at the contract in front of her, her mind racing with options."Please, Baron," she begged, her voice shaking with desperation. "Don't hurt her. She's just a child."Baron chuckled, his eyes gleaming with amusement. "Ah, but she's not just a child, lamb. She's leverage. And you're going to sign that contract, or she'll suffer the consequences."Carlos broke down in tears, his eyes wild with fear. "Aurelia, no! Don't sign it! I'll find a way to pay off the debt, I swear!"Aurelia's eyes met Ann's, and she saw the fear and trust in her sister's eyes. She knew she had
Baron’s POVI, Baron Lupo Bianchi, stormed into the Council chamber, my eyes blazing with fury. The Lunar Peak Council of Sosserrers cowered before me, their faces pale and trembling. They knew better than to cross me, the demon werewolf who had unleashed hell on both the supernatural and human worlds."Lupo, please," Kael stammered, his voice laced with fear. "We're not here to provoke you. We've come to... beg for mercy. The latest massacre... it's the fourth time, Lupo. The packs are terrified. We're desperate to find a way to stop the bloodshed before it's too late."I sneered, my eyes blazing with fury. "Mercy? Do you speak to me of mercy? I have no soul, no conscience to guide me. My beast has consumed me, and it knows only destruction. It feeds on fear and bloodlust, and it will not be satiated until all of you are nothing but ashes."The Council members exchanged nervous glances, their eyes darting around the room as if searching for an escape route."We understand your pain
Baron's boot slammed into Aurelia's unconscious body, jolting her awake. She groggily opened her eyes to find herself in a dark, cavernous room. Baron's menacing figure loomed over her, his red eyes blazing with cruelty. "Ah, Aurelia, I thought you'd finally succumbed to eternal slumber," Baron sneered, his voice oozing with malevolent glee. "But alas, you've managed to cling to life... for now.“Welcome back to the land of the living, lamb. Your prolonged absence has only made my wrath more... palpable." Aurelia struggled to sit up, but Baron's grip on her arm held her in place. "Where...where am I?" she stammered. "You're in my domain, lamb," Baron hissed, his hot breath on her face. "And you'll stay here till your contract ends." Aurelia tried to wriggle free, but Baron's hold was unyielding. "Let me go!" she demanded, her voice shaking with fear. Baron's menacing chuckle reverberated through the darkness, his eyes gleaming with sadistic triumph. "Ah, Aurelia, you're mine now
Aurelia's eyes widened in horror as she took in the scene before her. Ann, her innocent little sister, stood in the doorway, her eyes wide with fear. Baron's goons loomed behind her, their granite-like faces unyielding."Sign it, lamb," Baron whispered, his voice dripping with malice. "Sign it, or they'll pay the price."Aurelia's heart raced with fear and anger. She knew she had to protect Ann at all costs. She looked down at the contract in front of her, her mind racing with options."Please, Baron," she begged, her voice shaking with desperation. "Don't hurt her. She's just a child."Baron chuckled, his eyes gleaming with amusement. "Ah, but she's not just a child, lamb. She's leverage. And you're going to sign that contract, or she'll suffer the consequences."Carlos broke down in tears, his eyes wild with fear. "Aurelia, no! Don't sign it! I'll find a way to pay off the debt, I swear!"Aurelia's eyes met Ann's, and she saw the fear and trust in her sister's eyes. She knew she had
Aurelia stood frozen, her eyes fixed on the black SUV that had pulled up beside her. The tinted windows seemed to stare back like cold, dead eyes. Before she could react, the doors swung open and two hulking men emerged. Their faces were chiseled from granite, their eyes devoid of empathy.Without a word, they pounced on Aurelia, grabbing her arms and dragging her towards the vehicle."Let me go!" Aurelia struggled and kicked, but they were too strong."Shut up and get in," one of them growled, shoving her into the SUV.The door slammed shut behind her, and the engine roared to life. Aurelia's mind raced as the vehicle sped away into the night."Where are you taking me?" she demanded, but the men just glared at her, their faces chiseled from granite.The SUV screeched to a halt before the Bianchi estate's grand entrance. The men yanked Aurelia out, their grip unyielding." Baron awaits you," one of them sneered, dragging her towards the mansion.Aurelia's heart raced with terror as s
Baron's office, a dimly lit room with a hint of cigar smoke. Carlos stands nervously, clutching a suitcase, while Baron sits behind his desk, a cold gaze fixed on Carlos. Baron leaned back in his chair, his voice dropping to a low, menacing whisper. "So, Carlos, I hear you're here to make a delivery." Carlos swallowed hard, trying to hide his fear, but his voice trembled anyway. "Y-yes, sir. I have the package right here." He held up the suitcase, his hands shaking slightly. Baron's eyes narrowed, his gaze piercing through the dim light of the room. "Ah, good. I trust everything is in order?" His tone was laced with skepticism, as if daring Carlos to lie. Carlos nervously nodded, his eyes darting around the room. "Y-yes, sir. Exactly as agreed." He gulped, his Adam's apple bobbing up and down. Baron's voice turned glacial, his words dripping with malice. "And you understand the terms of our little arrangement, Carlos? The consequences of failure?" Carlos's voice barely esc
The moon cast its silver glow over the city, an hour where creatures of the night roamed free. Baron Lupo Bianchi, his eyes gleaming with a sinister light, stepped out of his car and onto the cracked pavement of Aurelia's rundown apartment complex, the flickering street lights casting eerie shadows on the walls. The wind whispered secrets in the alleys as Baron's footsteps echoed through the deserted streets, his presence a dark omen that sent shivers down the spines of even the bravest souls. The very air seemed to thicken with malevolent intent as he approached the entrance, his eyes burning with an unholy hunger that threatened to consume all in its path.""Right there, the lamb was sleeping like an innocent, her gentle slumber a stark contrast to the darkness that lurked nearby.Baron's gaze fell upon Aurelia's peaceful form, her eyes closed in a deep slumber. Her features, so serene and innocent in repose, only served to fuel his contempt. He took in the gentle curve of her n
Aurelia's eyes locked onto the piercing red orbs, and her body froze as if paralyzed by fear. Her lungs forgot how to breathe, and her heart raced like a jackhammer in her chest. The red eyes seemed to bore into her very soul, filling her with an unspeakable terror. She couldn't move, couldn't speak, couldn't even blink. All she could do was stare into the depths of those malevolent eyes, feeling like a tiny insect trapped in a spider's gaze. The eyes seemed to grow larger, more intense as if they were feeding off her fear. "What kind of monster has eyes like that?!" Aurelia's thoughts screamed. "What does it want from me? Is it going to kill me? Oh God, please don't let it hurt me..." "Why is it enjoying this so much? Can it see my fear? Is it feeding off it? Oh no, oh no, oh no..." Aurelia's thoughts were a jumbled mix of terror, panic, and desperation. She was trapped in her mind, unable to move or speak, as the red eyes seemed to sear themselves into her brain. "Au
"Aurelia, m'ija, I know I've let you down. But I promise I'll get us out of this hole. Just one more big win, and we'll be back on top," Carlos said, his eyes bloodshot and his voice laced with desperation."Why have you changed so much, Dad? This isn't the father I knew. After Mother's mysterious death, Ann and I lost you too. You're just a shadow of the man who used to hold us together," Aurelia's voice trembled with anger and sadness, her words piercing the air like a sharp dagger.Carlos's face contorted in anguish, his eyes welling up with tears. "Aurelia, please... I'm trying to hold on to what's left of our family. I'm trying to provide for you and Ann...""Provide for us? You call this providing? You're suffocating us with your addiction, Dad. We're drowning in your debt and your lies. When will you stop running from the truth and face the damage you've done?" Aurelia's words rained down like a storm, each one a sharp accusation that cut deep into Carlos's soul.The room fe