TasyraIt had been one week after Fagel's shameful banishment and I still felt guilty and lonely. All the other slaves and servants had avoided me like a plague. Nobody wanted to get into trouble because of me. The absence of Fagel weighed heavily on my heart, and the guilt I felt didn't seem to fade. The Luna had increased my workload and reduced my food rations, so I was always tired and looking older than my age. Hunger had become my close companion and dry throat a usual thing. There was no one to turn to, no comforting voice to ease my burdens, no one to care about me. I had dismissed every idea of escaping, I didn't want to face the wrath of the Alpha.I still remember what the Luna did to me and Fagel. She had ordered that no one mention Fagel's name in the pack again or under the night sky shimmering under the full moon's glow if not they would be cursed. As for me, she decreed, “I Liane, the Luna of the Moon Rock pack, decree absolute solitude upon the unworthy slave Tasyra.

Alpha Haden The fire was crackling and the moon was bright. The smell of fresh grass that had been cut before dusk still filled the air. As the gentle breeze patted my skin. I sat by the side of the fire, absorbing the warmth and mindlessly throwing dirt into it. Earlier that day, after asking my mother about Tasyra, I was lured by Zaryn's charms into the garden.“I know you're upset about Tasyra,” Zaryn had said to me, “but I think you're placing too much importance on her. Other things are worth your time and energy.”I stopped walking and turned to look at Zaryn. “What other things are worthy of my time?”Intensely she replied “I am”Immediately she uttered that, I turned and left.“I am your Luna-to-be,” she ran after me. “We are supposed to spend time together,” she got to me and held my hand.Although l was not interested in whatever conversation she was beginning to start, she was still able to fascinate me with her charms. Zaryn was soft and convincing when it came to speak

Tasyra“If you do not do as I say, there will be consequences,” the Luna hissed at me, “I will kill both you and your child!”My heart was racing, and I felt like I might faint, but I knew I could not give in to the Luna's demands. “I will not lie and accuse someone of something they did not do,” I said, my voice shaking with fear.The Luna's eyes narrowed, and I could see the fury building within her. But to my surprise, her anger quickly morphed into a cunning look.“You are a stubborn girl,” she said, her tone light and amused. “You have such strong convictions, and yet you are still an omega,” she scoffed I said nothing to her, I was just wondering why she suddenly stopped being angry, “What was the Luna up to?” I thought.“Tell me, Tasyra,” her voice lowered to a whisper, “How Would you like to be more than a slave? How would you like to have a better life?”I was taken aback by the Luna's question. I had never considered the possibility of having a better life. I had always tho

ZarynMy descent into villainy had roots in my troubled past. I was not always a villain as people thought. I once had a loving mother who took care of me after I was born with a rare condition that made me weak and sickly. I was not like other werewolf pups and my sickness bothered my family. My father saw me as a burden and a disgrace, but my mother loved me unconditionally. She was the only one who cared for me and protected me from the harshness of the pack. After several treatments and prayers, my mother decided to take matters into her own hands. She took me to her werewolf pack, where a renowned medicine man lived. She hoped that he could find a cure for my ailment. Our hope was shattered when an enemy pack attacked us during our stay. The enemy pack were ruthless and bloodthirsty, and they slaughtered everyone in their path. My mother tried to shield me from the attackers during the war, but she was overpowered and killed. “Mother!” I screamed as I watched my mother's lifel

Alpha HadenIt was very early in the morning. I got out of bed by 4 am and I decided to go to my usual place in the field for my early morning meditation. Before Gaya decided to stop talking to me, it was the both of us who did the meditation together.“Haden,” I heard a familiar voice call me, it was my mother.I turned to look at her and I smiled, “Mother”“Come, I need to show you something urgent,” there was an unusual calmness in her voice. If it was urgent, why were her emotions not speaking urgency?Standing up to my feet and following her, I replied, “What is the matter?”We walked in silence to the guard quarters and I wondered why. I was curious, I fought the urge to ask her where she was taking me, but I knew she would want me to be patient, that is how she was“Hello darling!” another familiar voice called out with a smile on her face as we were almost in the guards’ quarters, it was Zaryn.When I saw her, I raised an eyebrow. Did my mother just disturb my meditation to ta