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Unveiling the moonlit mate

"You're mine!" he roared, possessive fury darkening his eyes. "If I have to brand you with my mark to keep every other wolf at bay, so be it!" Tears welled in Annie's eyes. "This marriage isn't love, it's a lie!" she screamed back. The room fell silent. "Maybe once," he conceded, a dangerous edge to his voice. "But things have changed. Now, you belong to me. You're mine, forever." Annie, the adopted daughter of a powerful pack, craves acceptance. Unlike other wolves, she lacks the full shift, a constant reminder of her difference. Then, a fated mate arrives, but instead of love's embrace, he brings a web of royal deceit that threatens to tear everything apart. Annie harbors a hidden secret, a burden that complicates everything. Can love blossom amidst manipulation and lies? Will she succumb to the alpha's possessive claim, or will she fight for a love built on truth and acceptance? In a world where loyalty is tested and alliances crumble, can Annie carve her path? Setting: it's a modern fantasy world with a focus on werewolf society and the political intrigue within it.

Daoist1Lwdjw · Fantasy
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71 Chs

Chapter fifty seven

Sunlight streamed through the lace curtains, painting playful patterns on the bedroom floor. The birdsong that filled the air was a far cry from the chaotic symphony of emotions that had kept me awake the previous night. With a deep breath, I sat up, the remnants of my dreams fading like morning mist.

Today was a new day, and with it came a renewed sense of purpose. Duties as a princess awaited, and burying myself under the avalanche of anxieties wouldn't solve anything. Pushing myself out of bed, I walked towards the window, the morning breeze carrying the sweet scent of blooming roses.

A knock on the door startled me. "Come in," I called out, a hint of hope flickering in my chest.

The door opened to reveal a small smile playing on Damian's lips. "Good morning," he greeted, his voice carrying the gentle lilt he used whenever he knew I needed a pick-me-up.

"Good morning," I responded, returning his smile. "Did you sleep well?"