All Chapters of Novaturient: Crescent Lovers: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Ophelia waited a step behind Noah, watching as he stepped forward to push the heavy wooden door open. The burnt-colored wood was engraved with an illustration of the Moon Goddess, embracing a crescent moon in her arms while wolves stood below her. Ophelia knew that painting like the back of her hand. Back at home, every entrance had the same illustration. Some even said that the crescent in the illustration referred to their pack. But it was only a hypothesis, no one truly knew the origin of the painting. It could end up being nothing but a coincidence, and its popularity is thanks to the skills of the unknown artist. Ophelia snapped back to reality when she felt the cold ram into her face, catching her off guard. She shuddered while feeling the chill run down her spine. She closed her eyes, allowing the cold to wash over her. She was thankful for the cold, it reminded her of who she truly was. “Here,” She snapped, her eyes fluttering open towards Noah. He held out a coat t

“To see the Alpha,” said Ophelia, pushing the chair back and jumping to her feet.Noah was too stunned to give a reaction, he blinked in ignorance while staring at Ophelia. “W-Why?” he finally said, after a long moment“My father?”Ophelia sighed, it was hard to believe how dim-witted Noah could get when he was supposed to be a genius.“Did something happen?” asked Noah, after processing the words.‘I changed, that’s what happened,’ she answered silently in the back of her head. In other words, she had found hope. A faint glimmer amid the darkness she lived in. Her hope clenched onto a worn-out thread, that when she returned to what remained of her land, she wo

“Father, I think that’s enough.” Noah's sudden interruption brought both their attention to him. Bernard blinked in surprise, unable to read his son’s expression as he held his head low, his hair casting a shadow on his face. “Is something a matter?” Bernard asked, wondering what has gotten into him out of the blue. “If she knew something then she would’ve told you,” Noah stated, his voice was hostile but Bernard doubted it was because of him. Noah was worried for Ophelia. He saw the look on her face as she was forced to relive every minute of that cursed night. The hurt on her face was like knives in his heart. The sparkle in her violet eyes was gone, her mind locked her consciousness in a memory of a past she would rather forget. But then again, could she truly bring herself to forget the last memory of her family? Noah wondered and felt that the answer was obvious.Ophelia on the other hand was taken aback by the sudden outburst of emotion. She thought that Noah wouldn’t inter

Noah hurried along to the training grounds. It was located outside the main house’s back fence. Noah could reach it in five minutes if he were to run, and that’s what he did. He couldn’t afford to give his father more time to confirm their visit to the Crescents with anyone. He had to stop it from getting official. Noah hesitated for a minute before the back gate, eyeing it with unease. He hated getting out of the main house, but he swallowed his anxiety and forced his feet to move as he pushed open the gates, ignoring the servant’s questioning stares. “Isn’t that the young alpha?” he heard a maid say. “Yes, I haven’t seen him in a while,” another one answered, adjusting the laundry basket in her grip. “And he is going outside at that.” Noah hated the attention, he knew they meant well but it wasn't enough for his anxiety to settle. He tried to block his ears as he finally got through the gate and off the main house land. The very pavement underneath his boot felt different than

“You are sorely mistaken, Young Master,” Ophelia hissed. Rage scorched behind her violet eyes while her brows were arched painfully causing the skin in between to wrinkle, a side of her that Noah has never seen before nor did he ever catch a glimpse of. The bright usual princess he was used to has been erased as if she never excited. For a minute there, Noah feared that she might shift and release her wolf until he realized that it was impossible. If the human part of her was this raged, Noah doubted he wanted to meet the wolf. Despite the anger, Noah couldn’t look away because there was something else he saw. It was hard to grasp at first but, he figured that she wasn’t angry at him. This rage. This burning fire within her wasn’t because of Noah, it was already within her way before he provoked her. In fact, the incipient stage started the moment her home was set ablaze. It has been burning every sense, getting stronger with Ophelia’s every waking moment, every moment she shut