Novels by eseosanessa

SERAPHINA'S POVThe previous night's events replayed in my head over and over again like a nightmare. Mom held my hands softly all night until we got home.“It's going to be fine, darling,” she whispered softly.I really wanted to believe her, but I was tired of feeding myself false hope that would eventually get shattered.People were always staring at me with disgust or pity, like an outcast who didn't belong or like I was broken.I cried so hard last night. I finally let out the pain I had bottled inside me for a long time and cried endlessly.“I hate this,” I whispered to myself as fresh tears ran down my face. “I hate being the girl everyone whispers about.”I wiped off my tears as I remembered what Dad said to me last night when I told him that we should return to the Nightfall Pack.“You do not need a wolf to be worthy, Seraphina. You are perfect the way you are. Running away won't make the pain disappear. You have to face this and accept that you are perfect without a wolf.”I

RONAN'S POVAs I lay on my bed, thoughts of the past forty-eight hours kept replaying in my head. Everything about Seraphina kept confusing me.So she doesn't have a wolf? Then why did my wolf act that way when she was close to me that night?But the moment I first saw her that night at the training center, something inside me shifted. My wolf had stirred restlessly in excitement."Our mate," it purred.Thinking about it now, I don't think it's possible. There's no way the future Alpha King will be paired with a wolfless girl. But when I stared into her eyes, I felt it—that indescribable feeling of excitement.Seraphina's piercing green eyes had pulled me in so deeply that for a second, the entire world around us disappeared. She was breathtaking in an effortless way, an ethereal beauty with thick raven hair and flawless caramel skin, which made her look so captivating.I found myself staring at her longer than I should have until one of the warriors cleared his throat loudly because

Rolling from one side of my bed to the other, I sighed loudly in frustration.Sleep refused to come. Tonight's events kept replaying in my head.“Was that really my wolf?”I stared at the unfamiliar ceiling above me, my chest tightening as I remembered the voice that spoke to me.“He carries the blood of our enemies.”“Enemies?”“Why did my wolf act that way?”“But the Alpha didn't seem dangerous.”I rubbed my temple as I sat up slowly. “Maybe I should ask Mom tomorrow. She will probably know a thing or two.”I had mixed feelings. Part of me was happy to finally have a wolf, while the other part of me felt terrified.“Why did it recognize the Alpha as an enemy?”“If it was truly my wolf, why did it stay silent for twenty years?”Something felt weird. I had this heavy feeling that made me uneasy.“I miss Liam,” I murmured to myself.If he were here, he would know what to say. Maybe he would tell me I wasn't losing my mind.I eventually drifted off to sleep.***Morning sunlight seeped

The last place I saw before leaving the Nightfall Pack was the training ground, that one place where I wished I could fit in. After watching other wolves my age, or even younger than me, train every week, but unfortunately, I couldn't be part of them.A group of young wolves sparred in the center. Dust rose beneath their feet as their claws scraped against the earth, while other wolves stood by the side watching them, their voices echoing through the cold morning air. My chest tightened as we slowly neared the pack gate.The Nightfall Pack used to be my favorite place, with lots of fond memories, before everyone found out that I had no wolf. Then came the whispers and mocking whenever I passed by a group of people.Tears rolled down my eyes as childhood memories with my friends flooded my mind—playing hide and seek, running around the pack's courtyard, sharing each other's food in the dining hall as our parents scolded us for playing with our food. But when they all found out that I w