Chapter 294 Nova’s POV I don’t know what I expected—definitely not that. One second, I was staring into those stormy silver eyes, completely caught in the tidal wave of emotion he’d unleashed on me, and the next… he bit me. Not a nibble. Not some cute, playful vampire nibble. A
Chapter 293 Nova’s POV I didn’t breathe. Couldn’t. Before me stood a creature I never thought I’d see outside storybooks—massive, regal, terrifying… and breathtakingly beautiful. Eldur. No, Eldur’s wolf. His fur was pure white, like snow under moonlight, glowing faintly with silver at the edges as if the stars themselves
Chapter 292 Nova’s POV It had been a whole month since the accident. And just like that, the world had moved on. The vultures with microphones and flashing cameras had grown tired. I guess they expected me to break down publicly, cry in some exclusive interview, or at the very
Chapter 291 Eldur’s POV The moment her perfume hit the air, my body went rigid. And not in a good way. This wasn’t the kind of scent that drifted in like a whisper and made you want to breathe it in again. No—this was aggressive. Loud. Manufactured to impress, not
Chapter 290 Nova’s POV Four days. That’s how long it took for my life to spiral into what I could only describe as a chaotic circus on steroids. Two days after my so-called mother re-entered and then swiftly exited my life with the grace of a wrecking ball, I was
Chapter 289 Nova’s POV I stood at the door, frozen. My fingers grazed the handle, but I couldn’t bring myself to turn it. She was still out there. I could feel her presence like a ghost tapping on the edges of my memories—unwelcome and haunting. My chest felt too small
Chapter 288 Nova’s POV I had never imagined that a lazy afternoon with Eldur could spiral into something so… chaotic. The sort of chaos you’d see in a disaster movie, but without the cool special effects. We were curled up on my couch, watching some old comedy I had found
Chapter 287 Nova’s POV Three weeks. It had only been three weeks since I had dinner and went bowling with Eldur’s friends—Mai, Liam, and Ollie—and somehow my world had transformed into something I never thought I’d have. It felt like… magic. Not the card-trick, top-hat kind. The real kind. The
Chapter 286 Eldur’s POV Later that evening, after Ollie had emptied my fridge like a plague of locusts, Mai had danced around my living room celebrating my “emotional evolution,” and Liam had threatened to take my fire poker and stab it into the wall if Ollie played one more cheesy
Chapter 285 Eldur’s POV The tires hadn’t even cooled on the pavement outside Nova’s apartment before silence took over the car. A rare silence, one I didn’t mind sitting in for a moment. Nova’s scent still lingered faintly in the passenger seat—vanilla, honey and old book pages—and it made something
Chapter 284 Nova’s POV The car ride was smooth, like gliding on silk, but my insides were anything but calm. I couldn’t stop fidgeting with the hem of my blouse, occasionally sneaking glances at Eldur, who drove like he had been born behind the wheel of a luxury vehicle. His
Chapter 283 Eldur’s POV The soft glow of the bedside lamp spilled over her skin like honey, warm and golden, tracing every curve like it knew her better than I did; and I couldn’t look away. Nova had drifted off in my arms, curled up against my chest with her
Chapter 282 Nova’s POV If you’d told me six months ago that I’d be curled up in the arms of a silver-eyed, portal-conjuring, werewolf-wizard hybrid—who, by the way, stormed into my apartment like some mythological avenger to save me from my deranged ex—I would’ve laughed until my ribs ached and
Chapter 281 Nova’s POV I woke up in Eldur’s arms. Warm, safe, and somehow—against all odds—whole. My body ached in places I didn’t know could hurt, but I barely noticed. My cheek rested against his chest, the rhythm of his heartbeat calming every bit of my soul. The scent of
Chapter 280 Eldur’s POV “Please I rasped into the night, my voice cracked and threadbare from everything I’d held back until now. I tilted my head to the dark, cloud-choked sky, staring past the stars I couldn’t see—to the goddess who wove fates and forged bonds stronger than bone and
Chapter 279 Nova’s POV If I thought heartbreak was the worst thing that could happen to a person, I was wrong. Fear—raw, clenching fear—was worse. It had teeth. It gnawed at you until even breathing felt like a battle. It had been three days since Jimmy had shown up at
Chapter 278 Eldur’s POV I used to think silence was a weapon. A thing you sharpened and wielded until it cut deeper than claws or teeth ever could. But sitting alone on Mai and Liam’s couch for the seventh night in a row, wrapped in that ridiculous fluffy blanket Liam
Chapter 277 Nova’s POV I should’ve been over it by now. It had been two weeks. Two weeks since Eldur vanished like smoke between my fingers. Two weeks since I sat by the moonflowers, hoping he’d just appear in that dramatic way of his—long coat, eyes like a storm, voice
Chapter 276 Nova’s POV People always say the world doesn’t stop spinning when your heart breaks. They’re right. But what they don’t say—what they don’t warn you about—is how cruel it feels when everything keeps moving while you’re still stuck in the exact moment someone let go of you. That
Chapter 275 Nova’s POV They say when your world shifts, it doesn’t do so gently. It crashes. It shatters. And you’re left kneeling in the middle of it, surrounded by jagged pieces of what used to be your sense of normal, bleeding from truths too sharp to hold. That was