THE LOST PRINCESS OF TYE WOLVES

Chapter 3 ARIA POV

Word Count: 1360 | Released on: 16/10/2026

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er," I said, and she grabbed my arm. "Aria." "I'm not going to shrink every time he's in the room; that's not who I am. If I let him steamroll this project from day one, he'll do it the whole six weeks." She looked at me for a long second, "You know Celeste is going to lose her mind when she finds out you're partnered with him." I hadn't thought about that. "That's her problem," I said. Hanna did not look convinced. The next day I got to the library at four fifty-five, sat down, spread my notes out, and started organizing. Five o'clock came and went. Five oh five. Five ten. I was pulling out my phone to send him something sharp when he walked in at five twelve looking like he had nowhere else to be and hadn't checked a clock once in his life. "You said you're never late," I said. "I said I'm never late to things that matter," he dropped into the seat across from me, shrugging his jacket off, "project-starting meetings are a formality." "So your word only counts when you personally decide something is worth it, noted." "Are you going to be like this the whole six weeks?" "Are you going to show up twelve minutes late the whole six weeks?" He looked at my notes spread across the table, then back at me, something shifting in his expression. "You actually prepared," he said. His eyes lingered on me for a second. Not impressed. Assessing. Like he was recalculating something. "I always prepare." He didn't respond to that, just reached into his bag and pulled out his own folder. I glanced at it. It wasn't empty either; he'd done work, actual work, outlines, and some research already printed out. I hadn't expected that. I didn't say so. We worked for two hours. Thirty words between us that weren't strictly about the project; twenty of those were disagreements. "That angle is too broad," he said, pointing at my outline. "It's not broad; it gives us room to develop the argument." "It gives us room to ramble; narrow it down." "Narrowing it down this early boxes us in." "Narrowing it down this early keeps us focused." "Those are not the same thing." "They are in this case." I looked at his reasoning on the page. I didn't like that it made some sense. "Fine," I said, "but we keep my secondary point as a fallback." "Fine." We went back to working in silence. At the end, when we were packing up, he closed his folder and just sat there for a second, not reaching for his bag yet. "What?" I said, not looking up. "Nothing." "You're just sitting th

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THE LOST PRINCESS OF TYE WOLVES

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“In a world where werewolves secretly coexist with humans, the scars of an ancient war have never truly healed. Years ago, the Blood Moon War devastated two worlds. Under a ruthless werewolf king, countless lives were lost, families were destroyed, and an entire bloodline was nearly erased. Amid the bloodshed, a newborn princess disappeared. Her identity was concealed, her memories sealed, and her existence hidden from those who wanted her dead. Raised by human parents, Aria grows up believing she is ordinary. She attends college, builds friendships, and knows nothing about her royal heritage or the supernatural world connected to her birth. Unbeknownst to her, her forgotten past holds the key to a conflict that never truly ended. Everything changes when she meets Prince Alexei, a powerful werewolf royal whose arrogance and mysterious presence challenge her at every turn. Their encounters are filled with tension, misunderstandings, and resistance, yet an inexplicable connection begins drawing them together. As their relationship deepens, Aria experiences strange dreams, unsettling visions, and fragments of memories that contradict everything she knows about herself. An ancient prophecy and a relic connected to the Blood Moon War begin uncovering truths that powerful forces have struggled to keep buried. The revelation changes everything. Aria is not human. She is the lost princess and the sole survivor of a royal bloodline destroyed during the war. However, her identity carries a devastating complication. Alexei's family is connected to the massacre that destroyed hers. His grandfather, the original Alexei, played a central role in the atrocities. Although the young prince inherited his grandfather's name and bloodline, he must confront a history he did not personally create and its continuing consequences. As tensions between humans and werewolves rise, old enemies resurface, political alliances fracture, and another war becomes increasingly possible. Aria becomes both a symbol of hope and a threat to those determined to preserve the old order. Now, Aria must decide whether to embrace the royal legacy stolen from her or reject a destiny shaped by bloodshed. Alexei must choose between his family's dark past and the future he wants with the woman he loves. Their love could break the cycle of hatred, but it could also ignite another war. Will Aria reclaim her people's stolen legacy, or will history repeat itself and destroy everything she has come to love?”