Dear Ex Mate, You're Mine to Ruin
“I want you out of my house before midnight, Lillian. Disobey me and you’ll wish you were dead alongside your useless parents.”
I felt my wolf whimper in agony as Aaron took an elixir that sent pangs of pain into my soul. A shriek escaped my lips. Veilrend Elixir…he severed our sacred bond in the most cruel way ever.
I felt…empty. But I fought the pain and stood to my feet. How ironic that he’s the one who cheated, and yet I had to suffer for it, beg him not to leave me. But I was done begging! I was done being weak.
“I, Lillian Darkfire reject you, Alpha Aaron Moonstone!” I spat with every single strength I could muster, before signing the divorce papers.
After four painful years of infertility, Lillian is suddenly announced pregnant. Elated, she rushes to surprise her mate at his office… only to find him pounding his secretary. Followed by this betrayal, he proceeds to divorce her for being unable to give him a heir..
On the verge of dying, Dorian Valehart, the ruthless Alpha of a Fangshade Pack and Lillian’s ex-mate’s rival saves her and her unborn.
With a common goal—to tear down Aaron Moonstone, her ex-mate—Lillian and Dorian must wade through a world of politics and power play.
Could love possibly spur between the ruthless, widowed Alpha and the rejected Luna?
How do they navigate their relationship as love, desire and ambitions entwine like a tornado?
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Chapter: Chapter 4Lillian’s POV. Beeping machines. Alcohol. It all came crashing down on me like a deja vu as the reality hit me. I was in the hospital. But how did I get here? My eyelids fluttered open as sunlight streamed into the room through filtered glasses that casted soft, golden hues on my face. I sat up calmly as memories began coming back, flooding my head. I was ambushed by bandits. Blood. So much blood. A cut. My…baby! My hands shot to my belly and I caressed it softly. Is my baby still alive?! And someone had saved me—a white wolf. Then the scent hit me. Tobacco, spices and citrus. Someone’s in here with me.“You’re awake.” A deep rumble hit me, amusement hinting in his tone. It wasn’t a question, it was a statement. One laced with concern and a certain command. The air suddenly felt stiffening—his overbearing presence and aura sent all the hairs on my neck standing, chills running down my spine. I looked up to see a man clad in a navy tailored suit, piercing eyes staring at me calml
Last Updated: 2026-01-19
Chapter: Chapter 3Dorian’s POV. “Come on, Dorian,” Luka’s voice crackled through the Bluetooth speaker. “You’ve been holed up for weeks. One drink won’t kill you.”I gripped the steering wheel tighter, eyes on the winding road ahead. “I’m not in the mood,” I replied flatly. Luka’s been trying every attempt to get me out to drink with him but I avoided it as much as I could. I don’t have the luxury of leisure time anymore. “You’re never in the mood,” Luka muttered, then sighed. “Fine. But don’t pretend like you don’t feel it.”The call ended, but the words lingered. Don’t pretend like you don’t feel it. Preventing me from wallowing too much in Luka’s words, a call came in. A perfect distraction. I picked the call to hear a distorted voice over the call. I gripped the steering wheel in frustration. “I’m a busy man, Andrew. Call me when you find your spine,” I said coldly. “That’ll be all.” I ended the call and turned my eyes back to the road, driving down the narrow stretch without a second thought
Last Updated: 2026-01-19
Chapter: Chapter 2Lilian’s POV. Elm Square. That’s where I was. Even without staring up, I could tell. I could tell because I’d walked this path over and over for hours, pacing around this side of the Pack like someone caught in a loop. I felt dead inside. Dead, hollow, hurt and angry. I looked up to see my suspicions confirmed, towering glass buildings with people shuffling in and out of it even after the sun was already setting. I was in Elm Square. Aaron’s office was just down the lane as I sat by one of the benches, hoping he’d come by and take me home or something. But that was unlikely because he’d passed me by earlier without sparing me a glance. I could feel my wolf’s anger and hurt radiating off my skin like heat, whimpering in my head. That was enough to shatter me. She was hurt, just like always. The truth was, Aaron had always cheated. Somehow, I could always feel it through the mate bond like a dull knife driving through my chest, hurting in a dull way but still hurting regardless.
Last Updated: 2026-01-19
Chapter: Chapter 1Lillian’s POV.The beeping sounds from a machine came first. Then the sterile scent of alcohol and antiseptic. My fingers twitched against stiff sheets, my eyelids fluttering open. I was awake, but everything felt…still.The hospital. I was in the hospital. A curtain shifted, revealing a smiling nurse clutching a clipboard. I tried to speak—ask where I was, what happened—but my throat felt dry.“You’re stable now,” she said gently. “You’ve been unconscious for two days.”Two days. My chest tightened. Two days since I’ve been out. My head slowly throbbed as memories began flooding my brain. I was in Moonstone Pack, on my way out when I blacked out. “The Doctor will be here soon, please have some rest,” she added gently and excused herself. Dull ache sank in my bones in a failed attempt to sit up. The curtain shifted once again and a Doctor appeared, a warm smile on her face. “You’re awake, Luna Lillian. Do you feel any better now?” The doctor asked as she inspected my eyes and the
Last Updated: 2026-01-19
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