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Bound to the enemy Alpha

Warning Mature content - Rated 18+ I was born cursed—an omega in a world that worships strength. My pack despises me. My stepmother and stepsister humiliate me. The only one who’s ever shown me love is my father… but even his power couldn’t stop the treaty that bound me to enemy territory. To survive, I must attend Noctos Dominium Academy, a prestigious school ruled by the most dangerous pack in the region. And at its heart is him— Damien Blackwood, the enemy Alpha’s son. Cold. Ruthless. Tattooed sin wrapped in grey eyes that burn with violence. On my first day, he pulled me out of my car, slammed me against the hood, and promised he’d break me. I should hate him. And I do. But hatred has a taste, a burn in the veins that feels too much like desire. And no matter how much I fight it, his presence sparks something I can’t control. As tensions rise between our packs, more threats surface—hidden enemies, dark secrets, and shadows that want me dead. Three new boys enter my life: Kieran Vale – the golden rebel with a sharp tongue and dangerous smile. Flirtatious, reckless, yet with secrets buried deep. Malakai Draven – quiet, haunting, a genius with a tragic past. His intensity draws me in even when I try to resist. Lucien Thalor – A cold, mysterious prince with silver eyes and hidden depths. Each of them offers a different kind of danger, a different kind of temptation. Yet all roads lead back to Damien—the one I should never want, the one who embodies everything I was raised to despise. Trapped between duty and desire, love and hate, betrayal and loyalty, and an unknown enemy threatening the lands, I have to decide: Will I burn for the enemy Alpha, or will his hatred consume me whole? This isn’t just school. This is war. And I am the prize at the center of it all
Fawn_Vixen · 21.7k Views

The Broken Halo

‘How cliché. I’ve read countless novels where the Hero is betrayed by their companions… but was I wrong to trust those who fought beside me for nearly six decades?’ ----- Betrayal. A word many live in fear of. A word some never expect… until it happens. A word that completely shatters one’s view of life. Just like any other heroic tale, Simon was the Hero of Earth, the one who defeated the Demon King and was about to end the war between races with his companions. Yet, in the end, he was betrayed by his own companions for reasons he never understood. Instead of finding death, Simon found rebirth. To his horror, he reincarnated as the very race he had devoted his entire life to exterminating… a race he despised, feared, and was disgusted by. Reborn as a demon infant within one of the most impoverished demon tribes, Simon found himself at the very bottom of a world he once sought to destroy. Fortunately, he was not entirely abandoned. His unique Seven Star Blessing, bestowed by his patron God, followed him through reincarnation. Armed with this Blessing and the Demonic Magic of his new race, Simon now harbors an ambition greater than ever before… to rise higher than he ever did as the Hero of Earth. To become a God. But the path forward is far from simple. Betrayals from those he would never expect. Endless trials and tribulations. And the lingering question of identity… Should he cling to his past as a human hero, or embrace his nature as a demon to survive? Can Simon abandon his hatred and live among demons? Or will he erase his past entirely and fully embrace his demonic nature? Will his thirst for revenge drag him deeper into darkness… Or will he rise above it? In the end… Will he be devoured… or will he devour all?
Anon22 · 6.1k Views

when night fall answered

Twelve-year-old Eli Mwangi watches his mother vanish into a pale column of light. Years of unanswered questions harden into a promise: he will find out what took her. In high school a spring party becomes the first violent return of that night—alien figures descend, and Eli discovers he can shape a pressure-like energy that bends motion and shields memory. The attack forces him to step from grief into action. Eli gathers a small group of friends—Maya, the map-minded strategist; Jonah, the resourceful tech tinkerer; Asha, the unstoppable runner; and Tomas, the dreamer who steadies them all. They train, improvise devices, and stage decoys, learning that the invaders are not abducting at random but harvesting patterns of memory and emotion through latticed machines hidden beneath the town. Each confrontation leaves the aliens smarter and the teenagers more changed: proximity to Eli’s power and repeated exposure to the lattice awaken latent abilities in others. As the alien network escalates—targeting hospitals, the radio tower, the market, and finally the quarry—the group discovers a cavernous lattice that assembles stolen fragments into a model of human life. The Nightwatchers bruise and confuse it with emitters and noise, but the lattice adapts, weaving false patterns into real ones and using tenderness as bait. The town becomes both battlefield and shield as the group trains neighbors, builds resilient networks, and teaches ordinary people to hide what matters. Loss and betrayal sharpen the stakes. Volunteers are taken, a trusted helper disappears, and the men in suits arrive seeking control. Eli refuses to hand over their defenses, choosing instead to spread knowledge and build a decentralized resistance. The fight becomes a long, communal effort: small victories, costly lessons, and the slow growth of a movement that protects memory by teaching people to be unreadable. In the end the story is not a single rescue or a final battle. It is a portrait of a town learning to defend its humanity—of a boy who turns grief into leadership, of friends who become family, and of a community that refuses to let its memories be harvested. Eli never receives a neat answer about his mother, but he finds purpose in protecting what the lattice seeks to steal.
S_Pio · 1.9k Views