From Human to Heiress: The Rise of the Wolf Princess — Novel

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world you knew was a façade, a mere shadow of your true life. You are meant for something greater, Calla.”

As the weight of her words settles around her like a heavy cloak, Calla grapples with the realization that everything she once believed is built on lies. Her heart aches for the family she lost, yet a flicker of longing stirs within her—a yearning for the identity she never knew was hers. Can she embrace the legacy of a world filled with wolves and power, or will the shadows of her past keep her shackled?

In the midst of this turmoil, Felix stands as a beacon of both danger and allure, his presence igniting a spark within her that she can't ignore. As Calla navigates the treacherous waters of her newfound identity, she must confront the wolves at her door—both literal and metaphorical. Will she rise as the heiress she was destined to be, or will fear and betrayal consume her?

With every revelation, every choice, the stakes grow higher. As the wolves circle, will Calla find the strength to reclaim her rightful place, or will her past threaten to tear her apart?

From Human to Heiress: The Rise of the Wolf PrincessChapter 1

Calla's POV

I couldn’t stop the smile tugging at my lips as I stepped out of the meeting room, clutching the envelope against my chest. Today was the day. The day I would tell Heron that our lives were about to change forever. I was pregnant. Soon, we would have the family I’d always dreamed of. After the tragedy of losing my parents, I’d finally found happiness again. Or so I thought.

The anticipation in my chest made my steps lighter as I exited the elevator on the executive floor. Heron’s office was just ahead. Our relationship had been a secret—he was one of my employees, after all. But none of that mattered now. We would tell everyone soon. Everything was falling into place.

I pushed open the door, ready to surprise him, but froze when I heard his voice. He wasn’t alone. My best friend, Vivien, his secretary, was there with him. I stepped back, hiding behind the half-closed door. Their voices were low, but their words were unmistakable.

“Now that you’re pregnant, we can’t wait any longer,” Heron said, his tone cold and calculated. “Calla’s money will set us up for life. Once she’s gone, everything will be ours.”