Synopsis
According to countless legends and tales, werewolves were dismissed as mere fabrications, products of the whimsical imagination of intoxicated storytellers. These tales were deemed as nothing more than myths, passed down through generations, providing entertainment but no substance to their listeners.
Little did the rest of humanity know, however, that these so-called "myths" held a grain of truth within their fantastical narratives. For hidden among the shadows, werewolves thrived, their existence shielded from prying human eyes for centuries.
From the dawn of time, they had been intertwined with Keira, the Moon Goddess herself. It was in her likeness that they were born, embodying the very essence of nocturnal monstrosity. But these creatures were not just savage beasts; they possessed strength, intelligence, and independence that allowed them to weather the storms of history, from wars to plagues, even to the brink of death itself.
And within this realm of supernatural existence, the Moon Goddess bestowed upon them a remarkable gift—the Soulmate Bond. It was the pinnacle of their lives, the ultimate connection that could be forged. The Void that gnawed at their souls, that sense of something missing, threatening to leave them vulnerable to the onslaught of their adversaries, could only be filled by finding their destined soul partner.
The Soulmate Bond held the power to complete them, to heal the aching emptiness within. It was a force that propelled them forward, urging them to seek out their missing piece and attain their full potential.
But within this intricate tapestry of fate, one werewolf named Alexander Lightford stood alone, untouched by the enthralling embrace of a mate. The Void inside him grew with every passing decade, threatening to consume him entirely. Yet, he couldn't afford to falter, for he bore the weight of responsibilities, people who relied on him, and he couldn't risk their safety.
In Alexander Lightford's life, devoid of a mate, the relentless Void gnawed at him with each passing decade, expanding its grip relentlessly. Yet, he couldn't allow himself to wane; he had a duty to shield those under his care.
Then, amidst it all, he crossed paths with Elaine. She possessed a gift to pacify the ravenous Void, igniting overwhelming emotions within Alexander that couldn't be ignored.
However, she was not destined to be his mate.
Thus, he made the choice to forsake the pursuit of his true love, opting instead to remain by her side.
Gabrielle Hermann, a mere human, was the one destined to be his soulmate.
Nevertheless, Gabrielle rejected the notion of this predestined "bond." She believed that no one should be dictated in matters of love; such decisions should rest solely with the individual.
Her and Alexander were complete opposite and most important she didn't even believed in love!
Why should the Moon Goddess impede Alexander's connection with the girl he genuinely loves to a girl like her?
Truly, it was an unfair situation. In response, Gabrielle resolved to demonstrate the absurdity of their supposed connection, highlighting their incompatibility and refuting any notion of a miraculous pairing.
She was prepared to go to any lengths to make Alexander despise her.
