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FATED BEYOND THE PACK (rejection and redemption)

After Alpha Walden and his wife were killed in a brutal attack, Brielle Fox (Foxy), the fallen Alpha's daughter's world is torn apart. She is taken by her father's closest friend, who promised her safety. But at a price. Foxy is bound by honor to marry his son. Aric Barlowe. However, the union shatters her when the man, who she believed was his mate all these years cruelly rejects her when she fails to shift into her wolf. She's been cast aside and abandoned, deeming her unworthy which left her to question her place in a world that sees her as nothing more than a burden. Devastated, Foxy chose to leave her father's pack, she was ready to lead a normal life. But fate has other plans for her. Her fate changes after she met the enigmatic and powerful lycan King, Marcus who is dark and commanding. Marcus recognizes her as his true mate, the one who is destined to stand by his side and rule his kingdom and a king who promised to protect her at all cost. But their bond is not without peril. Enemies lurk in the shadows, determined to tear them apart. In a world of shifting loyalties, ancient bloodlines and fierce desire, Foxy must confront the darkness within herself and unlock the true power of her wolf before it's too late. But what if one day she will find out that there lies a great power within her? A power that is just waiting to be awakened? Will she embrace her destiny, or she will choose to stay in the safety that only king Marcus could give. And what if one day, a mission to protect their world against the enemies will be placed on her shoulders, a mission that will uncover the truth behind her parents death? Will she accept it, when it will solely mean that it can put her own life in great danger?
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Chaos Reborn: Reincarnated as a Villain

Do you find life monotonous? Do you feel trapped in an unchanging routine? What if you were suddenly thrown into a world of wonder and danger in equal measure? That’s exactly what happens to William. William, a tired and disillusioned office worker from the 21st century, meets an untimely end— awakens in the body of a mid-rank villain from his favorite fantasy series—a man doomed to die long before the true battle even begins. Neither a hero nor a ruler, he is a stepping stone, a disposable pawn in a game played by gods, monsters, and kings. He knows his fate: crushed beneath the boots of destiny, forgotten before the real war unfolds. But William refuses to be a footnote in someone else’s legend. Armed with knowledge of the future, he must navigate a world of treachery, power, and ancient prophecies, where one wrong move means certain death. If he plays his cards right, he might survive. If he plays them perfectly, he might rise beyond his station. As William struggles to survive, he faces a crucial choice: follow the path of destruction destined for his character, or forge a new fate and defy expectations. But in a realm ruled by magic, power, and treachery, redemption won’t come easily. With enemies lurking in the shadows and destiny working against him, will William become the villain everyone fears, or will he break the cycle and carve out his own legend? For before creation, destruction must begin. Before order can be established, chaos must reign!
kimodin · 282 Views

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Aleixa_Silva · 481 Views
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