she_osprey

[WARNING: MATURE CONTENT 21+ // this is the only warning for the book]

"Kiss or Kill?"
"Karma."
*****

Broken by a pack that was supposed to be home, Tamiko swore to never attend any mating ceremonies. He knew they would eventually reject him, so he didn't want to risk the heartbreak even more.

However, a lonely best friend in need of a mate and a bunch of convincing later, Tamiko found himself at the entrance of the mating ceremony.

As if that wasn't enough, the midnight moon gave him what he didn't want the most. A mate. But not just any mate. Gabe; the alpha's dark son, a man who made it his mission to make Tamiko's life harder, and also the man Tamiko hated more than life itself.

As their eyes glowed in the night, Tamiko didn't see a mate, he saw a very rare opportunity; a chance to run, or be the one that Gabe ran from.

He chose the latter.

Like a gift from the moon, he realized the one thing that could burn down the Grealor pack.

He bore the mark of lycan royalty, more precisely, King Zaffuto's mark.

The outcast, Tamiko, was the lost lycan prince.

Vengeance of The Broken Lycan Prince [BL]

"Good for him, if that is what he wants. I can't be the reason he doesn't meet his soulmate—" Tamiko spoke right as Kosta showed up and threw Sanji at the farthest wall in the library.

It was all so sudden that Tamiko hadn't even managed to process what was happening before he heard Sanji calling for help like he hadn't been trying to provoke a side of the discussion that was bound to lead him in this same position for days.

"That's why you've been close to my Erasthai all this time right? Is that why you brought him to this library? To fill his ears with nonsense even when you know why could forever stay loyal? What the fuck is wrong with you?" Kosta asked as he broke Sanji's arms and legs.

Kosta was seeing red, and the worst part of all this was that Sanjiro was smiling at Kosta. This, to him, was a victory, and all this time he was looking at Tamiko, begging softly for Tamiko to save him.

When You Had Not Touched Me Yet