The Worthless Luna He Lost
Ayla Korr spent two years trying to be enough.
Obedient enough to repay her family’s debt. Worthy enough to take the place of Luna. Fertile enough to give her husband the heir everyone demanded.
But a weak she-wolf was never enough for Darian Korr.
When his mistress announces that she is pregnant, Ayla loses what little remained of her place in that house. And, after an accusation that turns her husband, the Council, and even her own family against her, she decides to do something she had never had the courage to do before:
leave.
Without a title, without protection, and carrying the cruel certainty that perhaps Darian was right when he said no one would want a she-wolf as useless as her.
Until she meets a stranger.
Arrogant, dangerous, and far too interested in her.
When the past forces her to return, Ayla decides that, before going back to the life that destroyed her, she will have one single night that belongs only to her.
No names. No promises. No tomorrow.
Except that night leaves consequences she could never have foreseen — and the man she chose in the dark hides an identity capable of reigniting a war between packs.
After a few investigations and discoveries that cast doubt on everything Ayla has always believed about herself, only one question remains:
Is she really as useless as everyone has always said?
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Chapter: Chapter 55Ayla KorrI stared at the closed door.“This shouldn’t take long,” Caelan murmured beside me.“Is that supposed to make me feel better?”He turned toward me, and the look on his face answered before he could.It wasn’t.The silence inside that private chamber bothered me more than shouting would have. I couldn’t hear chairs moving, voices arguing, not even footsteps. Nothing. The thick walls swallowed everything, leaving the rest of us outside with nothing to do but wait while a handful of men decided what my life was worth.Darian began pacing several feet away, visibly irritated at having been excluded. Every few steps, his eyes returned to the closed door before shifting back toward me, as if he were already planning what would happen once they came out.Lucan remained farther back, silent.Vesper had taken her seat again now that her father was gone. Without him beside her, the fragile expression she had worn throughout most of the morning had disappeared. She sat very still, one
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Chapter: Chapter 54Ayla Korr“We’ll repeat the test when necessary. Until then, this child is mine.”I stared at Darian, trying to understand how he could turn even an inconclusive result into something that belonged to him.I had entered that hall wanting an answer. Instead, I had come out of the examination with exactly what I needed least: enough uncertainty for Darian to cling to.Before I could answer, Lord Hale approached the table again.He wasn’t looking at Darian.He was looking at Edris.“Healer, I want an objective answer.”Edris closed one of the small bottles and raised his eyes toward him, his expression showing very little patience.“Then ask a question that allows for an objective answer.”Several people shifted in their seats.Lord Hale ignored them.“In Ayla’s sample, considering only what you were able to observe today, was there or was there not any sign of Korr blood?”My body tensed.Edris didn’t answer immediately.Not because he seemed uncertain. Quite the opposite. He appeared t
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Chapter: Chapter 53Ayla KorrMy mouth went dry.Caelan lightly touched my back.“Come on...”I nodded and walked toward the chair.Darian immediately approached.“My sample is already prepared.”Edris looked at him.“Then we won’t need to collect another one.”I sat.The blade barely hurt when it touched my finger.Even so, I watched every movement Edris made as though I might find an answer before he said anything.A drop of my blood.Another container.The same silver liquid.The same procedure.I waited.But nothing happened. Edris frowned, examining the liquid carefully.My chest tightened more and more every time he moved the vial.He tilted the glass and waited several more seconds.Still nothing.“What happened?” I asked.He didn’t answer immediately.Darian moved closer.“Do it again.”Edris looked at him.“I intend to.”“I said from the beginning that it’s too early for her.”“Darian,” Caelan warned.He ignored him.“I already said... this test isn’t necessary. I’ve already recognized the child
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Chapter: Chapter 52Ayla KorrThe next morning, when they took me back to the Council hall, there were fewer people than the day before.Even so, it didn’t feel any less suffocating.The necessary members were already in their places, some speaking quietly among themselves while documents were arranged across the main table. Lord Hale remained close to Vesper, clearly determined not to leave her alone for even a second. Garrick was speaking with two councilmen, looking as serious as if he were negotiating some important item instead of his own daughter’s life.Caelan saw me as soon as I entered.He crossed the hall and stopped beside me before I even reached the center.“Did you sleep well?”“A little.”His gaze moved over my face.“Did you eat?”“A little.”“That doesn’t sound very convincing.”“Since when did you become some kind of healer, asking so many questions?” I teased as I walked beside him toward the center of the hall.“Good thing I’m not.” He laughed. “You’d be an unbearable patient.”I was
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Chapter: Chapter 51Ayla KorrThe room they gave me wasn’t luxurious.But after the cell, it felt like it was.There was a narrow bed with clean sheets, a small table, a high window through which the last bit of daylight entered, and a basin filled with clean water.I stopped in the doorway for several seconds.It was strange how things so simple could seem almost absurd after weeks without them.At least the door was made of wood, without bars.That was the first thing I noticed.The second was the food.I was finally able to eat something decent.There was soup, bread, fruit.I stared at the tray for a while.My body was starving, but some part of me still expected someone to appear and take it away.Caelan pulled over a chair and sat near the bed.“Eat.”I looked at him, letting out a brief smile.“Are you planning to sit there and watch me?”“I am.”“How irritating.”He laughed.I picked up the spoon and tasted the soup. It was simple, but warm.With the first spoonful, my stomach seemed to remember
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Chapter: Chapter 50Ayla Korr“I think it’s only fair that Vesper take the same test.”This time, the silence that fell over the hall didn’t feel like surprise.It felt like discomfort.Some people looked away. Others looked directly at Vesper, as though my question had opened a door that, until that moment, everyone had preferred to pretend didn’t exist.She remained beside her father, completely still.The hand that had been resting over her stomach slowly tightened around the fabric of her dress. Her fingers sank between the pale folds, and for a second her expression lost all of that carefully constructed softness.There were no tears, no fragility, only fear.Lord Hale noticed before anyone else and immediately stepped forward.“That is completely unnecessary.”The speed of his response almost made me smile.I tilted my head slightly.“Of course it is.”His eyes narrowed.“My daughter is not being investigated for adultery.”“No.” I glanced briefly at Vesper before looking back at him. “She’s only c
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I Returned to Kill Monsters, and Created the Worst One
In my first life, I was sold as a daughter, treated like a slave, and used until there was almost nothing left of me.
When I finally tried to escape, I was betrayed.
And when I was no longer useful, they killed me.
Then I opened my eyes again at fifteen.
This time, I don’t want a family. I don’t want love. I don’t want a peaceful life.
I want revenge.
My plan was simple: hide my true power, disappear before they could find me, and gather enough strength to destroy, one by one, everyone who ruined my life.
Until my search led me to a distant kingdom and to the man everyone avoided looking at.
A dying prince.
A face hidden behind a mask.
A dangerous man who might have exactly what I need.
I only wanted to make a deal with him.
Heal him. Use him. Get my resources and leave.
The problem is that some things are far more dangerous after you save them.
And that prince seems less and less willing to let me go.
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Chapter: Chapter 83 — A Longer ListElara VeyneThe realization entered my mind slowly, heavy and painful.For years, I had built my revenge around one name.The Caldris.Gideon.It had been that simple.They were the monsters, and I knew where to find them.I knew who to hate.Maybe I had needed it to be that simple.Monsters were easier when they had an address.But what if they didn’t?First Light came back to me again.Children being watched.Questions about blessings.Nobles choosing them.Some children leaving.Others staying.My mouth grew even drier.What if they had not been choosing children?What if they had been choosing gifts?The thought made nausea rise suddenly.No.I couldn’t rush to conclusions.I couldn’t turn suspicion into fact just because everything fit too well.Naima made a small gesture with her hand, and the two servants released me.So suddenly that I took a step sideways before catching my balance.The first thing I did was pull my arms away.My wrists throbbed.Red marks were already appear
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Chapter: Chapter 82 — Things That Cannot Be BoughtElara VeyneTime inside that room seemed to freeze.The people around me disappeared from my attention, and my mind found something that should not have been there.An old voice.Gideon asking questions.Taking notes.Again.Let’s see how long it takes.My fingers went cold at the memory.No.I clenched them.That monster was not in the room with me, so why did it feel as though I was there again?“I… don’t know what that has to do with me.”My voice came out calm.I had managed to fake that much.Naima did not look impressed.“No?”“No.”She approached again, close enough that I could smell the faint perfume on her clothes.“There are families that would spend more money searching for someone capable of restoring a body than they would spend buying an entire Nythrium mine.”My stomach twisted painfully.For one second, I thought everything fit together.Saref.Caldris.Maybe… they were partners.Maybe this woman knew everything.Maybe—No.The thought stopped.If Gideon knew I was al
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Chapter: Chapter 81 — What Are You?Elara VeyneThe second slap hurt more because this time I saw the hand coming.For a few seconds, everything narrowed down to the sting spreading across my cheek and the pressure of the hands holding my arms.The two servants kept me restrained as if I weighed almost nothing.That was what infuriated me most.I wasn’t pretending to fight. My muscles hurt, my shoulders burned, and I could feel my wrists twisting inside their grips every time I tried to pull away. Even so, the two lupines barely had to adjust their stance.It was like trying to escape from a wall.Except walls usually had the courtesy not to crush your wrists.Naima lowered her hand.I expected something on her face. Anger, satisfaction, maybe that ridiculous agitation of someone who loses control and only realizes it afterward, but there was nothing.Her breathing remained steady, her hair perfectly arranged. Not even the sleeve of her dress looked out of place.That unsettled me more than the slap.If she had been yel
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Chapter: Chapter 80 — No One Will Interrupt UsElara VeyneEveryone in the room went still.Ah.That would probably go on the list of things I wished I could take back immediately after saying them.Naima did not react, did not shout or do anything for several seconds, processing what I had said.I watched the anger form slowly in her eyes, so controlled that it seemed more dangerous than any explosion.“Know your place, you insolent human.”The word human came out with so much contempt that I finally understood there was no longer any attempt at politeness between us.Her eyes grew colder.“You are nothing more than a toy.”My stomach tightened.“Something new. Foreign. Fragile. Maybe that is exactly what he needs after years of being treated like an invalid. Someone who makes him feel strong.”She continued, taking a step forward.“But he is a wolf,” she continued. “A prince. He needs someone capable of truly standing beside him when this curiosity ends. Someone of his species. Of his level.”I breathed through my nose.I should
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Chapter: Chapter 79 — Know Your PlaceElara VeyneI stared at her for a few seconds.Perhaps I should have admired the level of confidence required to plan someone’s expulsion from a house you did not yet live in, after a wedding the groom had already refused.Maybe I should have that kind of self-esteem.“I think you are discussing this with the wrong person.”Her expression barely changed.“Am I?”“I’m not the one who decides who lives in Kian’s house.”“You decide whether you stay there.”Ah…I breathed slowly.That conversation was not really about marriage.It was about making me disappear before it.“Lady Saref, I am a servant. I work for people far above my station and follow the orders I am given. If the prince wants my situation to change, he knows perfectly well where to find me.”It was not the whole truth.But it was true enough.More importantly, it preserved exactly the position Kian had created for me.I belonged to his household.Touching me meant interfering with a decision he had made.Naima knew that.M
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Chapter: Chapter 78 — The Locked DoorChapter 71 — The Locked DoorElara VeyneNaima’s invitation arrived before I had finished breakfast.Not at the hands of anyone I knew, which was the first thing that bothered me.The woman found me near one of the passages by the kitchens, dressed in those discreet clothes worn by employees attached to foreign entourages. I probably would not even have paid attention if it weren’t for the small symbol embroidered on her sleeve.House Saref.She stopped in front of me with an almost impeccable posture.“Lady Naima requests your presence.”I stared at her for a few seconds.After the previous day’s presentation, perhaps the strangest thing was that Naima had not tried to speak to me yet. She had spent an entire morning sitting only a few inches away while strangers discussed, with impressive enthusiasm, whether she would be Kian’s future wife and whether I officially occupied the position of his mistress.It did not seem like the kind of experience a good night’s sleep would make disap
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