The Great Betrayal

The Great Betrayal

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The moon goddess created werewolves over 500 years ago, in the beginning they were ruthless and merciless, leaving a trail of distruction in their path. They killed and ate everything and everyone they came into contact with, fought each other to the death show their strengh, and raping the women to create their pups. In just a few short months, the moon goddess could see the monsters she created, and she knew something, or many things needed to change. So she visited her creations, using her power to bring them all together and control their actions. The time for change was now! Her solution? It was very simple. She split the soul of every werewolf in half. Until the 2 halves meet, and unite as 1 as a mated pair, neither half would feel whole, complete. she also created the heirarchy of the first werewolf pack and the beginnings of pack laws. Over the years things settled and the species spread across the globe. In order to continue to oversee her creations, she also created her 'daughters'. Once a werewolf shifted and was united with their inner wolf, a selected few females would recieve part of the moon goddess herself. These she-wolves would be bestowed with powers, strength and would act as a conduit to the moon goddess herself, to liaise between the goddess and the packs. They would be the white wolves, the council, and the shoulder to lean on in a time of need. Over the years, the number of she-wolves picked for this status dwindled, until eventually several generations went by without any sightings of these wolves. The goddess stopped answering to the wolves prayers, she stopped visiting them completely. The wolves took this as a sign that she had taught them all she could, and she was happy with their progress, thus she no longer needed to visit them. How wrong could they be...
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Suddenly, I feel a hand that intertwines mine. The touch is warm but still not enough to comfort me after the news I've just got. I feel someone is leading me out of the office. Nothing is really clear to me. I barely see my parents, Julie and Eli's face as the hand keeps on pulling me away from them. No more links with Elijah. I don't know if I closed my mind or if he did. But I can't feel him anymore. My feet follow the lead. I raise my head and I see that the Prince is calmly leading me to the stairs. Before we start to climb the stairs, I feel a hand on my lower back while the other is still intertwined with mine. The Prince looks at me and no emotions can be read on his face. Does he have a heart? Can lycan love as gently as wolves? A wolf would be difficult to live with as a human. How is it going to work with a lycan? Is it even possible? I've never heard of such a thing. What has Moon Goddess done? Olivia is the daughter of the Blue Lakes Pack's Alpha and twin sister of the soon-to-be Alpha. Despite her Alpha bloodline, Olivia never got the chance to meet her wolf. Without a wolf, Olivia has the choice to stay in her pack or travel the world and live among humans. But the day she turns 20, when her brother becomes the new Alpha, nothing goes as expected. When some rebellious wolves threaten to attack, the Royal Lycan Family decides to send one of the Princes to take care of the situation. What happens when a kind Wolf-less girl meets a mysterious Lycan Royal Prince? One thing is sure: Olivia's journey will not be the one she expected. WARNING: this story contents some sexual scenes, violent battle scenes and inappropriate language that are not suitable for young readers under 18.

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