Hidden Hair: The Runway Lunar Bride
"I, Alpha Liam Hamilton, reject you, Elena Vance, as my Mate and my Luna. You are a curse to my bloodline. Now, get out before I hunt you down."
On the night of the Blood Moon, my fated mate shattered my soul. He didn’t care that I was the True Lunar Bride. He didn’t care that I had loved him since we were pups. He chose his "prophecy" and his mistress over the woman meant for him.
I left in shame, carrying a secret that would change the werewolf world forever: I wasn't empty-handed. I was carrying his twins—the strongest Alpha heirs the world had seen in a thousand years.
Five Years Later.
I am no longer the weak Omega he kicked into the rain. I am the "Silver Shadow," a world-renowned healer with a power that can bring Alphas to their knees. When a deadly plague strikes Liam’s pack, he is forced to beg for my help.
He doesn't recognize the cold, breathtaking woman behind the mask. He doesn't know that the two prodigy children by my side share his emerald eyes and his lethal temper.
But as my scent begins to leak through my disguise, the Alpha King grows obsessed. He corners me, his growl vibrating against my skin.
"You smell like a ghost, Doctor. And those children... why do they have my claws?"
The secret is out. The hunt is on. But this time, I’m not the prey—I’m the Queen. And the Alpha who rejected me? He’s about to learn that a Lunar Bride never forgets... and she never survives on mercy.
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Chapter: Chapter 11: The Lure of the Echo (part 1) The air in the Silver Moon territory had turned thick and cloying, smelling of stagnant water and old copper. It had been three days since Caleb’s apparition at the border, and the "Great Devourer" was already living up to his name. He wasn’t attacking with teeth and claws; he was eating us from the inside out. I stood in the palace apothecary, my eyes burning from lack of sleep. On the table before me lay a cluster of black-veined lilies and a vial of water taken from the royal well. Both were corrupted. The water didn't just look oily; it pulsed. Every few seconds, a tiny, dark ripple would move through the liquid, like a heartbeat made of ink. "It’s not a bacteria, Marcus," I said, rubbing my temples. The Beta stood by the door, his hand resting on the hilt of his sword. He looked thinner, the stress of the invisible siege carving deep lines into his face. "If it's not a poison, then what is it? Half the livestock in the southern valley died overnight. The warriors who
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Chapter: Chapter 10: The Ghost of the Southern Wastes The morning after the Black Moon felt like a collective hangover for the entire Silver Moon Pack. The eclipse had been averted, but the spiritual toll was heavy. I spent the early hours in the infirmary, my hands glowing a faint, steady silver as I stabilized warriors whose internal systems had been jolted by the sudden snap of the magical vacuum. By noon, the palace was transformed. The "Festival of Light" had begun—a tradition to celebrate the moon’s return. The halls were draped in white silk, and the scent of roasting venison and wildflowers fought to mask the lingering smell of ozone and ash. I stood on the balcony of the Grand Hall, watching the pack members below. For the first time, they weren't looking at me with suspicion. They were looking up with a reverence that felt like a heavy cloak. "You look like you're planning an escape again," a deep voice rumbled behind me. I didn't need to turn to know it was Liam. He was dressed in a formal charcoal tunic, his
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Chapter: Chapter 9: The Ghost of a Mating Bond The victory should have tasted like honey; instead, it tasted like copper and cold sweat. The Great Square was being scrubbed of the Crescent Moon’s treachery, but the stone remained stained. I stood in the center of the royal bedchamber—my bedchamber—listening to the silence of the palace. It was a heavy, artificial quiet, broken only by the distant thrum of the rebuilding efforts outside. "She didn't just walk out, Liam." I didn't turn around. I was staring at the empty wall where the High Priest’s grimoire had once hung in a locked glass case. The velvet backing was still indented where the heavy, iron-bound book had rested for centuries. "The locks weren't picked," I continued, my voice a low, clinical rasp. "They were dissolved. Alchemical acid. The kind only a High Priest or someone trained by one would have access to." Liam’s reflection appeared in the window glass. He was standing by the heavy oak doors, his shirt unbuttoned halfway, revealing the fresh banda
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Chapter: Chapter 8: The Mirror of Truth The nursery smelled of ozone and iron. I sat on the floor, my legs tucked under me, pulling Aries into my lap. He was still vibrating, a low hum of Alpha energy radiating from his small chest that felt like a purring engine. Lyra was silent, her head resting on my shoulder, her eyes wide and fixed on the bloodstains marring the plush cream rug. Liam stood by the window, his back to us. His muscles were so tight they looked like they might snap. He was staring out toward the horizon where the Crescent Moon camp lay—a cluster of fires that looked like embers in a graveyard. “They tried to take them,” Liam said, his voice a jagged rasp. “In my own home. Under my own roof.” “They didn't succeed,” I said, my voice steadier than I felt. I reached out and touched his calf. “Liam. Look at me.” He turned. The emerald in his eyes was gone, replaced by a void of black. He looked like a predator that had forgotten how to be a man. “We go now,” he said. “I’ll call the hunt. We
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Chapter: Chapter 7: The Trial of Fire The morning after the trial should have been a celebration, but the air in the Silver Moon palace felt like the moment before a lightning strike. I sat at the long, obsidian dining table, watching Aries and Lyra eat. They were oblivious to the storm brewing outside, arguing over who got the larger piece of honey-toast. But I couldn't eat. Every time I looked at the heavy velvet curtains covering the windows, I felt the vibration of paws—hundreds of them—pacing at our borders. "You're doing that thing again," Liam said softly. I looked up. He was sitting at the head of the table, his crown discarded on a side table, looking more like a tired father than a King. He was watching me with an intensity that made my skin itch. "What thing?" "Thinking ten moves ahead," he said. He reached across the table, his large hand covering mine. "The borders are secure, Elena. My warriors are revitalized. No one is crossing that line." "It's not the line I'm worried about, Liam. It
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Chapter: Chapter 6: The Moon’s Verdict The dawn didn't break over the Silver Moon Pack; it bled. The sky was a bruised purple, matching the tension that hung over the Grand Square. Thousands of wolves had gathered—warriors in their leather armor, Omegas huddled in the back, and the aristocratic Elders perched on the high stone balconies like vultures. I stood on the raised executioner’s platform, but I wasn't the one in chains this time. Beside me, Liam stood like a titan. He was dressed in his full Alpha regalia—black fur and silver sigils—but his eyes never left me. It wasn't the gaze of a king watching a guest; it was the look of a wolf who had found his missing half and was ready to tear the world apart to keep her. In the center of the square, three cages had been erected. Inside them sat Isabella, the High Priest, and the withered Oracle. “People of the Silver Moon!” Liam’s voice boomed, amplified by his Alpha spark. The crowd fell into a deathly silence. “Five years ago, a decree was made. A Luna was exile
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