LOGINLily is a lone wolf who had spent a year living in the woods as a rogue after escaping from her park where she was bullied, maltreated and almost taken advantage of. One day, during a chase with a group of rogues, she ran and entered a territory, the crescent moon territory. Alpha Logan is known to be the most cruel, most feared and ruthless wolf in the country and one of the things he hated the most were rouges. When he realized that some rogues trespassed into his territory, he made them pay for it. But as fate would have it, he realized that his mate was Lily just as he was about to kill her. Would Alpha Logan accept Lily as his mate and Luna? Or would he kill her for being a rogue and trespassing on his territory.
View MoreI stand frozen at the entrance of our pack's land.
Because it looks like my husband, lovingly smiling down at a petite woman I've never seen before, while she holds her slightly swollen stomach with both hands and stares up at him like he was her saviour.
This is not how I pictured our reunion to be. I thought I'd run up to him, give him a big hug, then we'd go and I'd surprise him with the welcoming party I had been planning for him for the last week.
"Killian. Welcome home." I'm swallowing a lump in my throat, and willing my heart to stay in my chest while I try and figure out what's going on.
"Everly. I'm so glad you found us. There's someone I want you to meet."
"Us?" My eyes dart down to the woman he's now gently pushing towards me.
She's very pretty, with long, soft looking blonde hair, lovely thick lips and icy blue eyes. Shorter than me by a lot, she looks to be only five two. She seems sweet and soft on the surface, but I can see the glint in her eyes when our gazes finally meet.
"This is May. She was a member of the pack I went to check in on."
Two months ago, Killian had left to check on a pack that had been giving radio silence for a while. Originally we didn't think too much of it, but after three weeks of no word from them, my husband decided he needed to make sure everything was okay.
It's a good thing he went too. He called me once during his three month absence, during his first week. He told me the pack had been mostly wiped out, by one of the bigger groups of rouge wolves that roam around, stealing from packs and killing the smaller ones. I remember how I had immediately launched into what he should be doing to help, finding survivors and getting them medical care, checking the area for a waiting-to-ambush rouge. I also remember how he had cut me off, saying he already knew what to do, and that someone was calling for him so he'd have to call me back later.
He never did, and now, weeks later, I'm standing here as my husband introduced me to another woman, like I was his mother and not his wife.
"And why have you brought May home with you?" I force a smile at the woman, my eyes never straying from hers as we size each other up.
"May's husband was one of the many who were killed by the rogue wolf attack, and seeing as she is with child and has no family of her own, I felt it was only right to offer her a place here, with us."
"But we don't have a tradition of accepting new members." I look to my husband now, staring at him with what I hope to be an incredulous expression. Apparently I succeeded, because his face suddenly turned sour.
"Then let her become the first one. May has nowhere to go now that her pack is in shambles, was I just supposed to leave her there, alone and with a baby on the way? What kind of man would that make me?" He raises a brow at me, like he's making some irrefutable point. "She's just one person, and she means no one any harm. If you were a kind wife..."
My mind fades out a little as my husband rambles on about why I should let this random woman stay with us.
Killian and I have been happily married for three years. While we aren’t fated mates, we've claimed each other, and fully bonded in every secular sense. We've built the pack into what it is today. I love him, and he loves me, and I always believe nothing could ever come between us. But then May appears, and suddenly, I start to wonder how things will play out.
"Everly? Are you listening?" I shake my head a little, refocusing on Killian, who was snapping his fingers in front of my face.
"I'm sorry, I guess I'm just misunderstanding why you ONLY brought her back. Were there any other survivors? Why have you not brought them, as well?"
Killian looks a little taken aback by my sudden questing, and he pauses a little. Before he utters anything, May cuts in.
"Please, be kind to him. He was only trying to protect me. He's too nice for his own good." I have to physically stop myself from growling at May when she gently sets her hand on Killian's shoulder in comfort, her bright blue eyes gazing carefully up at me as she does. "I wouldn't want to cause problems for you, Killian. Not after everything you've done for me. I can leave."
I scoff to myself as she half turns away before my husband quickly stops her. “Please, don’t go!”
He then turns back to me, still holding onto May's arm. "She will stay. I know we aren’t fated mates, but May is not the type to fight and compete with men, she just needs my protection. You will continue to fulfill all your duties as the Luna. … one of them being helping May recover from the trauma, yes?"
His tone brooks no objection. I sigh a little, pressing my lips together and deciding to trust my husband.
"Who am I to say no to you, Killian?"
This is your pack, after all.
I'm just the one running it.
Simeon had left right after the meal, and I returned to my room, where I stayed the entire day, doing absolutely nothing. By the time night came, I was restless. Tonight, I would finally see Varek again, after a whole month and I had no idea how to feel about that. When Simeon first told me he was back, my heart had started pounding… and that was weird, completely weird. I was supposed to be angry, furious, even. Not feeling like I missed him or something. I had so much bottled up inside and the first thing I’d do when I saw him was break his head for vanishing without a word, or maybe break each of his fingers for daring to invite me to dinner like nothing had happened. The rest of the day dragged on painfully slow and I spent it lying on my bed, rolling around and lost in thought. Wouldn’t it be pathetic of me to show up after he acted like I didn’t exist? Was I really going to run to him the second he clicked his fingers? Shouldn’t I be the one ignoring him now? Give him a tast
All I could remember was Varek carrying me and running like he was heading somewhere urgent before everything went black. When I finally woke up, I was back in my room, lying on my bed and above me stood a strange figure, staring into my eyes.I remembered Varek saying he couldn’t leave the realm by himself, so how did he manage to bring us back? Where was he now? I tried to look around for him, but before I could move, the strange figure jabbed something into my armand I lost consciousness again.The next few days passed in a blur. The strange figure, who I learned was a healer, was treating my wounds, which were healing much slower than normal and that was strange. .He had the lower body of a lizard and the upper body of a human. He said he wasn’t a “he” or a “she,” but told me his name was Loid. I decided to use “he” for him since he looked masculine, even with the long hair covering his head down to his tail, I tried not to judge him, when I wanted to. I also chose to not ask h
I was suddenly jerked awake by a heavy force landing on my body and seizing me up. Gasping, I sat up, only to freeze in horror.I wasn’t in my body, instead, I was staring at it. My body lay still on the ground, pale and cold and I felt my heart drop in fear. What… what is happening?I reached out, trying to touch myself but my hand passed right through. There was no feeling and I couldn’t even hold my body. I opened my mouth to scream, but no sound came out. I tried over and over again, stil nothing came out. Panicking, I turned my head, searching. “Varek?” I tried to say. But again, no sound came from my mouth.He was still fighting with the horned monster and it was pushing him back, winning but Varek was still giving it everything he had.I ran toward him, desperate to grab him and also get his attention but my hands couldn’t touch him either. They slipped right through his fur like mist.I was losing it. What exactly was going on? Was I… dead?“No,” I whispered, tears blurrin
Varek didn’t say a word to me after that. Even when I asked him why I needed to keep my clothes on, he ignored me.So, we just walked and walked on and the heat was gone now, completely gone. In its place was a bone-deep cold that stole the air from my lungs. Every step drained what little strength I had left. My teeth chattered uncontrollably, and I couldn’t even feel my fingers anymore. I regretted ever complaining about the heat. I would take that over this in a heartbeat.It wasn’t snowing. It wasn’t raining. But the cold, God, the cold felt like we had been dropped straight into Antarctica. I hadn’t been there, but I imagined this was what it felt like.I blew warm air into my hands, rubbing them together in a useless attempt to stay warm. It didn’t help.Shifters aren’t supposed to feel cold like this. We can usually handle extreme weather better than humans, especially the cold. But this… this wasn’t normal and if I was freezing, then that meant it was something far worse.I pu
I burst into laughter, not just a soft chuckle but a loud, full-belly kind of laugh that shook my whole body. I bent over, clutching my waist to stop myself from falling to the ground. My eyes stung from the tears forming at the corners, and I could barely breathe.“A witch?” I wheezed in between gasps. “Did you just say we’re going to see a witch? Is this some kind of joke? Because if it is, it’s so funny!”Varek didn’t even flinch. He just stood there, arms crossed, staring at me like I had completely lost my mind. “You don’t believe witches exist?”“Everyone knows they don’t!” I said, wiping the sweat from my forehead. “Witches are extinct. They were wiped out years ago, every last one of them.”“Not all of them,” he said quietly, tilting his head slightly. “You don’t know half of what goes on beyond your little realm and I don’t blame you. It’s your kind’s fault they’re nearly extinct. Power-hungry, always killing anything you don’t understand, even those that aren’t threats.”“H
“Enough!” I snapped, my voice echoing off the stone walls. “Enough of you saying this has something to do with me! I don’t know what’s going on! I never called for you. I have no idea why our wolves share the same fur color, so can you just drop it already?”My hands clenched at my sides. “What’s your obsession with making a fuss over nothing? Yes, fine, you helped me and I thanked you. The next logical step is for you to let me go my own way, and you go yours.”“You can’t!” Varek’s voice boomed, fierce and deep. “Destiny has tied us together, and our fates have aligned!”I froze. “What?” I whispered, eyes wide. “What did you just say?”But instead of answering, he cursed under his breath and ran a frustrated hand through his thick hair.“I don’t understand any of this,” he muttered. “And for the first time in my life, I’m completely confused and it all started the moment you entered the picture.”He took a breath, his chest rising and falling rapidly.“I’m trying to find out what thi
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