(Alexander’s POV)
After the great celebration, things returned to normal. Peace and serenity enveloped the pack…I was sitting in my office, papers scattered before me, trying to focus on pack-related matters. The sunlight streamed through the window, illuminating my office with a warm glow.
Next minute, the sound of my office door opening broke my concentration, and I looked up to see my aunt, Veronica stepping in, her eyes soft and kind.
“Alex, I wanted to talk to you about something important” She said gently, a knowing smile on her face.
Curious, I leaned back in my chair, eyebrows raised.
“What is it, Aunt?” I asked. She paused, folding her hands in front of her
(Evelyn’s POV)The day of the mating ceremony had finally arrived, and the entire pack was alive with anticipation and joy.Meanwhile, in my room, I was preparing for the most important day of my life. After stepping out of a warm shower, my hair damp and cascading over my shoulders, I was wearing a soft robe.As I turned around, I stopped dead in my tracks, my breath catching in my throat.Standing in the middle of the room was a woman. The stranger wore a magnificent, shimmering white gown that seemed to glow with an ethereal light, almost identical to the one I wore when I transformed into my moon goddess form. The gown caught the sunlight streaming in from the window, casting radiant reflections around the room. The woman had silver hair that flowed grace
(Evelyn’s POV)That night, the moonlight poured into our bedroom through the sheer curtains, casting a soft, silver glow over everything. The room was filled with the faint scent of roses and lavender, remnants of the floral decorations from our mating ceremony. Alexander and I stood together, our eyes locked in a deep, unspoken connection that needed no words.Alexander gently pulled me close, his hands resting on my waist.“Finally, I’ve been waiting for this moment for so long” He whispered, his voice tender yet filled with longing.I looked up at him, my heart still fluttering from the ceremony. My gown shimmered as I moved closer, and felt the warmth of his body against mine.&ld
(Evelyn’s POV)I rushed out of the room, my heart pounding with anxiety as Mia’s words replayed in my mind. I made my way to the main courtyard and saw Alex standing in the centre, giving instructions to the warriors. His commanding voice carried an air of authority, but even in his strength, I could sense the urgency in his movements.As Alex turned around, his eyes met mine, and he immediately noticed the panic etched across my face. Without hesitation, he walked over, his expression softening. He pulled me into his arms, wrapping me in a strong, comforting embrace. I clung to him, feeling the warmth and safety he always provided.He gently caressed my hair, his touch calming but tinged with unspoken concern.“Hey, I’ll come back soon, I p
(Evelyn’s POV)The living room was cloaked in an uneasy silence as Veronica returned from her room, holding an ancient, leather-bound book with intricate golden designs etched on its cover. Everyone's eyes followed her as she placed the book carefully on the table, the atmosphere thick with tension. Alex leaned forward, his brows furrowed in confusion.“What’s this, Aunt?” He asked. She glanced at him, her expression grave.“This may hold the answer to who is behind all of this” She replied, her voice heavy.Then her gaze shifted to me, her eyes silently urging me to reveal the truth. I hesitated for a moment before taking a deep breath and speaking.“There’s somethi
(Evelyn’s POV)I was sitting in my room when suddenly the air in the room shifted, growing cooler. A familiar shimmer of light appeared before me and when I looked up, my eyes widened. The old lady stood there, her white gown glowing faintly, her smile serene.“Y-you’re here,” I stammered, relief washing over me. I stood quickly, ready to pour out everything that had been weighing on me.“I’m so glad you came. I need to tell you…” The lady raised a hand, stopping me mid-sentence.“I know…I know everything. Your fears, your worries, your doubts... I see it all. That is why I am here” She said gently, her voice calm yet powerful. I froze, my heart pounding.
(Alexander’s POV)The room fell deathly silent. Everyone exchanged nervous glances.“Daimon?” My voice cuts through the silence like a blade. Magnus swallowed hard, his voice trembling.“Daimon, the one... who is neither an angel nor the devil. He is one of the most dangerous beings to ever exist. However, he never ventured beyond his realm after being exiled, and if he has set foot on Earth after all these centuries, it signifies that… the end times are approaching”.“I will not let that happen!” My anger flared, my golden eyes glowing faintly. Magnus nodded but looked grim.“His power is not to be underestimated, Alpha
(Alexander’s POV)“What happened?” I asked, my voice firm yet tinged with unease as I scanned the room for any immediate threat.Evelyn stepped closer, her hands trembling slightly as she gestured toward the bed. On it lay a scroll made of old parchment, its edges frayed and its surface glowing faintly with an otherworldly light.“This... this appeared out of nowhere,” Evelyn said, her voice low but trembling.“I was just sitting here, going through the book Veronica gave me, when it materialized in midair and dropped onto the bed” I frowned and approached the bed cautiously, my sharp eyes studying the mysterious scroll. It exuded a strange energy, one that was neither entirely threatening nor reassuring.
(Alexander’s POV)The second those words left the messenger’s mouth, the whole room fell into stunned silence. I froze, my eyes widening as the words sunk in.“That’s impossible…I don’t have a brother!” My voice is low but trembling with disbelief. The messenger looked up, fear evident in his eyes.“He said his name was Kael. And that he was your father’s firstborn” Before, I could unleash my wolf on that messenger, my aunt stepped forward and sent the messenger away.“Alex... there’s something you need to know” Her face paled. I turned to her, my jaw tightening.“Aunt Veronica, if you know something, if you’ve been ke
(Author’s POV)Over the next few days, Evelyn grew weaker. She struggled to keep up with the others, her steps slower, her voice softer. Everyone noticed, though no one dared say it outright.One evening, as she sat in the living room with Veronica and Kael, a sharp pain caused her to wince, her hand instinctively going to her stomach. Veronica noticed and frowned.“Evelyn, enough of this,” Veronica said firmly.“You’re not okay. Whatever is happening isn’t normal”.“It’s just the pregnancy” Evelyn replied weakly, trying to smile.“It’s not!” Kael said, his tone serious.
(Evelyn’s POV)The sun was shining warmly through the large windows of the mansion’s living room, casting a golden glow over everyone gathered there. I sat on the plush sofa, my laughter ringing through the space as the younger members of our group surrounded me with endless jokes and playful banter.Chris had just finished an exaggerated imitation of Magnus’s battle stance, earning hearty laughter from the group, including me.“Hey!” Magnus protested, trying to keep a straight face but failing miserably.“I don’t look like that!”“Oh, you do,” Veronica quipped from her seat by the fireplace, a smirk playing on her lips.
(Alexander’s POV)The morning sunlight filtered softly through the curtains, casting a warm, golden glow across the room. I stirred, my senses slowly coming to life. My first instinct was to tighten my hold on the warmth in my arms, and then my eyes fluttered open.There she was, Evelyn, my mate, lying peacefully against me. Her hair was spread across the pillow, her soft breathing steady, her face serene. After so many days of fear, chaos, and uncertainty, seeing her safe and sound felt like the most beautiful thing in the world.My heart swelled as I just lay there, watching her. I drank in every detail of her face, the way her lips were slightly parted, the soft curve of her cheek, the way her eyelashes rested gently against her skin.For a few moments, I did nothing but stare, letting the weight of everything we had been through fall away. Then, unable to resist, I leaned down and placed a tender kiss on her forehead.“I love you” I whispered softly, my voice filled with so much e
(Evelyn’s POV)My eyes widened in shock. I blinked a few times, trying to process the revelation."Daimon’s mother?" I repeated, my voice a mix of disbelief and curiosity. Alex nodded, his face etched with gratitude."Yes. She’s the one who helped us bring you back. She’s the reason I could get to you in time. She stood against her son to save you... to save all of us".My heart felt a strange pang. Daimon’s mother, a woman who had likely witnessed so much pain and darkness, had still chosen to help them. It was a surprising, even humbling thought. And before I could say anything else, the woman took a few slow steps forward, her eyes soft and warm. She moved as if the world around her didn’t matter, her focus solely on me.
(Author’s POV)The air was thick with anticipation as the seconds seemed to stretch on forever. The entire group stood outside the mansion, their eyes fixed on the second hole that had appeared in the sky, its swirling darkness ominous and uncertain. Everyone knew this was the moment that would determine everything.Suddenly, the hole rippled, and out of it stepped Alex, carrying Evelyn in his arms. His face was hard, his eyes filled with a mixture of exhaustion and relief. Behind him walked Daimon’s mother, her presence calm and serene amidst the chaos.A collective sigh of relief went through the group as they rushed forward to meet them. Veronica, her eyes wide with concern, immediately approached Alex.“Take her inside” She urged, her vo
(Author’s POV)Daimon’s sharp eyes darted around the crumbling chamber, his expression darkening. His monstrous army shifted uneasily, growling in confusion as the shaking intensified.Then, with a deafening crack, a hole formed in the air…just like the ones Daimon used to traverse realms. But this one was different, its edges glowing with a fierce golden light that seemed to purify the dark energy surrounding it.Daimon’s eyes narrowed in confusion and alarm. Before he could react, a figure stepped through the hole… Alex emerged, his aura radiating fury and determination, his eyes blazing with the primal rage of a protective mate. His fists were clenched, and his every step seemed to shake the ground beneath him.“Daimon!” Ale
(Evelyn’s POV)Next day, I opened my eyes to see a few of the monstrous creatures surrounding me. The second I stood up, they dragged me through the dim, foreboding corridors of Daimon’s realm. The walls seemed alive, pulsing with a dark, sinister energy. Despite my resistance, their grip was unyielding, forcing me forward into an even darker, colder chamber.The moment I stepped inside, an overwhelming heat washed over me. The center of the room was dominated by a vast pit of glowing, bubbling lava, casting an eerie orange glow over everything. Around the edges of the chamber stood Daimon’s monstrous army, their grotesque forms motionless yet intimidating. Their glowing eyes fixed on me as if awaiting a command.At the far end of the room, Daimon sat on a massive obsidian throne, his posture casua
(Evelyn’s POV)I'm not sure how many days had passed since I was kidnapped, but every day I woke up with the hope of being back home in Alex's arms.I was sitting on the cold, stone floor of the room Daimon had confined me in. The air was thick with a malevolent aura, but I refused to let it break me. My hand rested on my stomach, which I now subconsciously cradled whenever I felt the overwhelming despair creeping in. My voice was soft but firm as I spoke to the child growing within me."Your father is strong," I murmured, my eyes distant as I envisioned Alex."He will find us. I know he will. He won't stop until we're safe in his arms... You’re so loved already, little one. You’re our hope...our strength”.
(Evelyn’s POV)My eyes fluttered open, head heavy and throbbing. I blinked several times, trying to adjust to my surroundings. The sky above me was a swirling mix of dark purples and crimson reds, streaked with jagged lightning that seemed to crackle without sound. The ground beneath me was solid, yet it shimmered faintly as though made of some otherworldly material. Twisted trees with blackened trunks and blood-red leaves loomed in the distance, their shadows casting eerie shapes across the barren landscape.This wasn’t Earth.My breath hitched as the realization sank in. I pushed myself up, my body trembling, and tried to make sense of everything. The last thing I remembered was standing at the edge of the battlefield, watching Alex fight. Then…my heart raced, someone had touched me, and everyth