WARNING: MATURE CONTENT
I was eight when my world burned. My family was slaughtered; my home was reduced to ash. And the ones responsible? Gone. All they left behind was a black bandana embroidered with a nightshade thorn—a symbol of death.

For ten years, I trained in the shadows. I became a weapon. Now, my hunt leads me to Prestige Supernatural Academy (PSA), the most elite werewolf school in the world—a place ruled by four Alpha heirs with too much power, arrogance, and dark desires.

The night I arrive, I cross paths with Dristan, Kai, and Axel—heirs to the East, North, and West Alpha Kings.

Arrogant. Vicious. Gods among wolves.

They see me as nothing. A weak, powerless stray. They humiliate me, taunt me, overpower me— making me want to rip them apart.

So, I make a vow: I’ll destroy them before they ever get the chance to destroy me.

Then, on the eve of my 18th birthday, the Blood Moon rises. My wolf awakens. My power surges. And fate? That cruel, twisted bitch shackles me to all three of them.

Mates.

I want to reject them.
I burn for them instead.

And when I meet Xade, the wicked, silver-tongued heir to the Middle Belt Alpha King, the final bond snaps into place.

Four possessive, dominant, and dangerously irresistible alphas.
One vengeful, unbreakable wolf.
And a deadly secret tying them to my past.

Loving them could destroy me.
Hating them could kill me.
But in the end… who will ruin whom?

And, fuck—why does my traitorous body want all four of them to do it?

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“Say it.”

Dristan’s voice was smooth and controlled in a way that promised devastation underneath.

I swallowed hard, my pulse hammering as he cornered me against the desk. Kai was behind me, his warmth pressing into my back, his breath teasing my neck.

Axel leaned in, lips curved in a sinful smirk, his hazel green eyes dark with amusement. “Say it, sweetheart. Say you don’t want us and we’ll let you be—maybe.”

I clenched my fists. I wanted to tell them to fuck off—but my traitorous body? It was already betraying me. 

My skin burned. My heart raced. My thighs clenched against the insufferable ache they caused just by existing.

I lifted my chin, ignoring the heat curling low in my stomach. “I don’t—”

“Liar.”

The single word came from Xade, who had been silent until now. He was sitting in the professor’s chair, his crystal blue eyes burning into mine. He didn’t have to touch me. His voice alone was enough to undo me.

He smirked, tilting his head. “You can fight it all you want, little wolf. But we can smell it.”

Axel’s fingers traced the pulse at my throat. “Your heart’s pounding.”

Kai’s lips brushed my ear. “Your body’s betraying you, love.”

Dristan exhaled slowly, his gaze locked onto mine like a predator savouring its prey. “Your scent doesn’t lie, mate.”

Fuck.

My entire body was on fire. My legs trembled. My wolf purred in my head, eager to submit.

I wouldn’t. I couldn’t.

So, I did the only thing I could—I shoved Axel back, spun around, and tried to escape.

I didn’t make it.

Kai grabbed my wrist, yanking me back into his chest. I gasped, my palms slamming against his rock-solid torso.

His golden eyes burned into mine. “Where do you think you’re going?”

Axel was behind me now, his fingers sliding under my jaw, forcing my head up. “We’re not done with you, sweetheart.”

Dristan smirked. “Not even close, mate.”

"We're just getting started," Xade drawled.

I was trapped. Caged.

And the worst part?

I didn’t want to run.

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Dominic's lazy smirk stayed as he loosened his tie. The room smelled faintly of lemon polish and something sharper beneath it, like a metal edge that made the back of his neck prickle. 


He let the smirk hang there like a shield.


"You are not scared?" Storm asked in a flat voice.


Dominic glanced over, narrowing his eyes. "Why should I be when you broke into my house and my room?" He let the question sit like a challenge.


"Shouldn't that mean you should be scared?" Storm countered.


"No. The question is, are you scared?" Dominic tossed back.


"No. But I have a proposition for you." Storm's tone didn't change.


Dominic's hand paused at his phone. "I'm not interested."


Storm pushed himself up from the chair, easily. When he walked toward Dominic, the black he wore looked like a smear of night: fitted jacket, dark trousers, boots that made no sound on the rug. 


Chapter 387 - Let's Do a Ritual