Semua Bab BOUND BY FOUR MOONS: The Omega's temptation : Bab 1 - Bab 10

“Oh, come on, Olivia, did you really think I wanted you as my mate? You're wolf-less, pathetic, and practically an outcast. You couldn’t even give me the one thing I asked from you, and you complain when I get it from someone else?” Mason's expression was full of disgust. I stared at him in disbelief, trying to make sense of the heartless words that were coming out of his mouth. ‘This can’t be happening.’ “Is that why you cheated on me with Kathy? You—” My voice cracked as tears stung my eyes. “You slept with my sister because I refused to give you sex?” My eyes burned, my throat was tight, but I managed to hold his gaze. “What did you expect when you can’t even satisfy my needs?!” Oh, right. Because emotional loyalty doesn’t count if you can’t meet a man’s “needs.” How convenient! “I’m your mate, and we’ve been friends since childhood. Was giving you sex all I meant to you?” I asked, even though the answer was right before me. He scoffed. “I wanted to be friends with the al

3 The North House, Celestial Moon Academy… “Alpha Silas,” Ethan, Silas’s beta, greeted him, his voice steady, though his eyes betrayed caution. Silas didn’t reply—not immediately, anyway. He merely inclined his head, the faintest nod, his eyes still locked on the glowing screen of his laptop. The pale blue light reflected off his sharp features, accentuating the cool detachment that always seemed to cling to him like a shadow. The room was quiet except for the rhythmic tapping of his fingers against the keyboard. His private study was vast but cold; every line, every polished surface, was as precise as the man himself. One would think that with a face like his—thick eyebrows, high cheekbones, and a chiseled jaw, a face almost too perfect, the kind that could make magazine editors weep with envy—Silas would be approachable. But no one dared to approach him without reason. Not unless they were tired of living. He was beautiful, yes. But he was also terrifying. And lately, his

Olivia, I followed Chloe like some reluctant stray who accidentally signed up for a destiny she didn’t order as she skidded down the long corridor until we stopped in front of a tall double door carved out of pale silverwood, so pale and elegant it looked like it judged anyone who touched it. “This will be your quarters, Liv!” Chloe chirped, and before I could process anything, she shoved the doors open. I stepped inside and blinked. Then blinked again. The place was gorgeous. Offensively gorgeous. The kind of gorgeous that makes you want to apologize for breathing too loudly. A four-post bed draped in snow-white silk, shelves filled with texts I was 89% sure would melt my brain—Luna-law? Diplomacy? History? Why not just add “How Not to Embarrass Yourself in Front of Alphas” while they were at it? A wide window overlooked a moonlit courtyard so pretty it felt illegal. And then, at the far end, another immaculate bed, undoubtedly Chloe’s, untouched, waiting, like it already

Katherine's lips curved into a soft, poisonous smile. “Well,” she whispered under her breath, “I’m sure it won’t be me.” I didn’t look at her. I didn't have to… I was sure she'd be carrying that same smug smile that made her think she was above everyone, especially me. Headmistress Adelaide continued to speak. “The path to becoming Luna is paved with trials. You will be tested on your discipline, endurance, wisdom, and grace. You will earn points for every trial you complete successfully. The Luna trial board will be in charge of evaluating you.” She paused. “On some occasions, the Alphas themselves will be the ones to personally evaluate you.” At the word “personally,” Lucien, the Alpha of the West, smirked. “You make it sound like a threat, Headmistress.” A ripple of laughter moved through the hall, though it died quickly under Adelaide’s glare. She ignored him and went on. “Every decision, every word, every action you take from this day forward will determine your rank. E

I shut my eyes and opened them again, but the writing on the mirror refused to disappear. The dripping red letters looked like blood under the light, and each drop felt like it was echoing inside my chest. I stood there, frozen, trying to breathe while Chloe stood quietly beside me. She looked equally shaken, if not more. “Liv, who did this? Oh my goodness, we have to report it,” she finally said, breaking the silence. I shook my head before I even understood why. My fingers were numb, and my lips felt stiff as I tried to form words. “Someone was in here. Someone knew I would come back right now. Chloe, they want me out.” My voice wavered. I hated that it did. It was just my first day here, yet here I was, trembling in my room as if the ground under my feet had turned to ice. Chloe stepped closer and touched my arm gently. “We can go to the headmistress. Or security. You shouldn't deal with something like this on your own.” I tried to focus on her voice, but my gaze kept dr