Embracing My Twin Soulmates

In a world ruled by instinct and primal desires, can a wolf-less werewolf find her place, and perhaps even love? Evie, a seemingly ordinary member of the Two Moons pack, harbors a secret: she is a werewolf who cannot shift. Haunted by this inability and the disdain it breeds, Evie navigates the treacherous social landscape of her pack, where strength and lineage dictate worth. Her days are filled with menial tasks in the pack kitchens, overseen by the ever-watchful and unforgiving Janet, a constant reminder of Evie's perceived inadequacy. Complicating matters are the Alpha heirs, Astennu and Badru, twins whose very presence ignites a confusing mix of longing and resentment within Evie. They are the embodiment of everything she is not: powerful, respected, and destined for greatness. A past encounter with the twins left Evie wounded, yet she finds herself inexplicably drawn to them, a painful paradox she desperately tries to ignore. When the Luna announces the imminent return of her sons and plans a grand welcome home celebration, Evie's carefully constructed routine begins to crumble. Tasked with playing the piano at the event, she is warned to avoid repeating past mistakes that brought shame upon the pack. The pressure mounts as Evie confronts her own feelings of isolation and the disappointment she has caused her Alpha and Luna. As she grapples with her unrequited feelings for the Alpha's sons, she tries to find solace in her friendship with Lucy, a talented baker with dreams of culinary school. Lucy, sympathetic to Evie's plight, offers a glimmer of hope amidst the turmoil. As the party draws near, Evie hopes the celebration will provide a temporary escape from her inner turmoil and the ever-present thoughts of Astennu and Badru. But with secrets simmering beneath the surface and the undeniable pull of the Alpha twins, will Evie finally embrace her true self, or will she forever remain an outsider, destined to watch her destined mates from afar?