Rejected By The Alpha That Buried Me Alive.
Christina Black, a wolfless omega at the bottom of her pack’s hierarchy, discovers she’s the true mate of Alpha Kael Moore only to be publicly rejected and replaced by Caitlin Pierce, the ambitious daughter of a rival alpha. When Christina is falsely accused of treason and buried alive on Caitlin’s orders, she awakens with Kyros, an ancient alpha wolf seeking vengeance for his murdered master.
Years later, Christina returns as the powerful Beta of Ebonridge Pack, no longer the broken omega Kael discarded. At a royal summit, their paths collide again but Riverstone is cursed, its wolves silenced by an unexplained plague. The only cure: justice for the injustice committed against Christina.
Forced to make her his co-alpha or watch his pack die, Kael surrenders his throne. But as Christina rules beside the mate who betrayed her, old feelings resurface alongside new dangers. When a deadly attack, kidnapping, and Caitlin’s final revenge threaten everything, Christina must choose between the past that buried her and the future she’s fought to claim all while discovering that some bonds are too ancient to break, even by death.
A dark tale of betrayal, transformation, and the razor-thin line between vengeance and forgiveness.
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Chapter: Chapter fiveChristina's Pov“He can feel you,” Kyros said.“What do you mean he can feel me?” I gasped, falling back against the dirt as another wave of pain tore through my chest. My body felt ruined, pushed far past its limits, every breath a struggle.“The mate bond,” Kyros replied. “He can feel that you are still alive.”I squeezed my eyes shut, my fingers digging into the earth. “But I’ve never felt the bond like this. Not even close.”“You didn’t have a wolf,” Kyros said. “And now you carry one as old as I am. Everything you feel will be stronger. Sharper. Louder.”I let out a broken laugh that turned into a cough. “I didn’t sign up for this.”“No,” he said calmly. “But it is still better than the hand you were dealt.”Another sharp pulse rolled through me and I cried out. “How am I supposed to get to Ebonridge like this? I can barely move.”“You can’t,” Kyros answered. “Not like this.”“Then what am I supposed to do?” I asked, my voice shaking. “If he can feel me, he’ll find me. He’ll”“Yo
Last Updated: 2026-03-06
Chapter: Chapter fourKael's PovI smirked as I dodged another hit from my sparring partner, twisting just enough for his fist to slice through empty air. Training was the only thing that kept my mind quiet. The only thing that stopped it from dragging me back to two nights ago.Her screams.Her pleas.The sound of dirt hitting the grave as they covered it.I blinked hard, forcing the memory away.That moment of distraction was all John needed.He lunged, aiming a heavy blow at my ribs. I reacted on instinct, spinning around him and using his momentum against him. I grabbed his arm, twisted, and slammed him into the ground hard enough to knock the breath from his lungs.“Trying to hit a man while he’s distracted is low,” I said, looking down at him. “Don’t you think, John?”He grunted, pushing himself up from the dirt, his jaw clenched. Instead of answering, he rushed me again, throwing wild, careless punches that had no real aim behind them.I sighed. “Concentrate,” I told him evenly. “Pick your shots.”H
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Chapter: Chapter threeChristina's PovBreatheI gasped as I choked on air, the air burning my deprived lungs. I coughed and gagged, clawing at the ground as spots danced in my vision.The world came back in fragments.Light filtering through trees. Rough earth beneath my palms. The scent of pine and damp soil, sharp and overwhelming. Every sound crashed into me all at once. Birds chirping too loudly, wings fluttering overhead, leaves rustling somewhere nearby. Far off, a long, distant howl rose and faded, sending a shiver down my spine.I squeezed my eyes shut, trying to steady myself, but my heart wouldn’t slow. It pounded hard enough that I could feel it in my throat.“Calm down,” a voice said.I went still.The words weren’t spoken aloud, yet they were clear, firm, and impossibly close. Not carried on the wind. Not echoing through the trees.Inside me.My breath stuttered. “Who… who is that?” I tried to shout, panic clawing up my chest, but my throat felt like it had been scraped raw with gravel. The so
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Chapter: Chapter twoChristina's Pov“No,” he said quietly. “Not banishment.”My brows furrowed. Even through the haze of pain and confusion, I knew something was wrong.For a moment, I thought I had misheard him. What did he mean by not banishment? That was the law. Everyone knew that. Betrayal meant exile.Cruel, yes, but clear.“Take her,” Kael ordered.The enforcers grabbed my arms. Their grip was sudden and firm, fingers digging into my skin like they expected me to fight. I gasped, twisting instinctively, but it was useless.As they dragged me away, one thought settled heavy and terrifying in my mind. This wasn’t justice.It was done too quickly. Too cleanly. There was no room for discussion. No hesitation.This was a decision that had been made long before today and I was never meant to survive it.They dragged me out of the pack house, my hands bound tightly behind my back. The rope scraped and burned against my wrists as I struggled. I dug my feet into the ground, trying to slow them, trying to
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Chapter: Chapter oneChristina's PovI learned early that silence was safer than defense.In Riverstone Pack, being a wolfless omega already made me invisible. Being noticed usually meant pain, and pain was never quick. It lingered, followed you, waited until you were tired enough to stop fighting it.I kept my head down as I crossed the inner courtyard, arms wrapped around myself against the early evening chill. The stone beneath my bare feet was cold, but I didn’t slow. Stopping only gave people time to notice you. To whisper. To decide what they wanted to take out on you that day.“Hey. Omega.”My shoulders tensed, but I didn’t turn. I pretended I hadn’t heard, the way I always did.“Did you hear me?” the voice sneered behind me. “I said”“Leave her.”The command cut through the courtyard, sharp and absolute.I froze.I knew that voice.I turned slowly, my heart already hammering as I faced Alpha Kael standing near the pack hall steps. His broad shoulders were squared, his posture rigid, his presence a
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