henryblisschris

What happens when the writer becomes the character?

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Mia was only meant to write the story, not live it. When a strange twist of fate traps her in the body of Selena, the rejected mate of Alpha Kade, Mia quickly realizes she's stuck in the world she created—a world where betrayal, danger, and death is waiting at every corner. The storyline for Selena as according to Mia was to: poison Arianna, Kade’s new fiancée, and seize control, becoming the Luna. But Mia refuses to play the villain especially when she wrote that in two weeks the villain dies.

What happens when the author becomes the character she planned to torture in her story?

Fated To My Story's Alpha

MIA'S POV

"Your Highness, wait!" Artemis shouted, gripping my hand tightly.

The world around me dissolved into a suffocating darkness. My breath caught as everything went still—no light, no sound, just a deep, endless void. Distant murmurs floated toward me, faint whispers pulling at my mind.

"Mia." Selena's voice pierced through the haze, sharp and insistent. "Focus on me."

I clenched my fists, fighting the surge of anger her voice always provoked. Her presence alone was enough to remind me of everything I had lost, and by everything, I mean Austin. My family didn't really care; they just thought of me as a dreamer, and my ex, Frank, wanted someone real. Nobody took me seriously, but Austin cared. More than anyone else did, and Selena killed him.

"I don't want to hear it, Selena!" I snapped, my voice trembling with barely contained rage.

63: WHERE'S ARIANNA?