The Mate to Twin Princes

The Mate to Twin Princes
Cast out by her own mother and living under the shadow of a painful past, Dominica, or Nica, never expected her life to take such a dramatic turn. Her dreams are haunted by two pairs of captivating green eyes, a mystery she yearns to unravel. But what happens when these eyes belong to not one, but two powerful werewolf princes—her fated mates and her new teachers? Can Nica navigate the complexities of her burgeoning powers, a hidden royal lineage, and the shocking truth of her identity, all while finding love and a true home in a world she never knew existed?

“Wake up, I want you out of this house by evening!” my mum said, more like shouted. It was not a normal day in this house; my mum had enough of me. She had a theory that I was sleeping around with other guys, okay let's just say it... she thinks I'm a slut. My own mother.

I am mixed race, my father was mixed, and my mother is white. I got my hair from my mother; it was straight, black and long. To be honest, I don't know where I got my eyes from. They were blue as the oceans, adored by many. My eyes are the best things about my appearance. They attract, draw in and entice people. My name is Dominica; people call me Nica since Dom is too masculine. I don't know my father. Only that he was mixed and my mother meeting him was a mistake, therefore so was I. I tried not to let this fact get through me, but it was not easy as it was a constant reminder.

I woke up with a start. My wolf was always seeing two pair of eyes. Both green, equally beautiful. Yet I did not know the owners, neither did she. Waking up I brushed my hair, brushed my teeth, you know the drill. When the thought came to me, what did she mean when she said she wanted me out of the house, where am I supposed to go! I don't have any person to rely on. I thought through the tears, my wolf always hated her mother's rejection. It was against nature to hate your pup, yet that what she did. I dried my tears, “I am stronger than this.” I said out loud, urging myself to believe the truth.