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Nessa’s POV "Zarek! No!" I screamed as my tears completely spilled over. Terrified for my son, a sudden surge of strength allowed me to push away the bodyguards holding me. I quickly dropped to my knees on the luxurious carpet, scooped up the aggressive puppy, and hugged him tightly. My entire body shook as I wrapped my arms around him to protect him from any harm these people might do. "Please, Sir! Don't hurt my son! I am begging you!" I cried, looking up at Matthew. The people in the hallway—the manager, the staff, and the other waiters witnessing the scene—looked like they were about to faint from absolute shock. Their eyes widened, and their mouths hung open. In the eyes of normal people, I had completely lost my mind because I called an animal my child. I did not care what they thought. In my heart, Zarek is my son. Even though he was born different—a puppy with golden fur instead of a normal human baby—he is my life. Zarek was an extra-large puppy who grew much faster than normal pets back home. As I held him close, a deep sense of fear and confusion suddenly hit me. How did he get here?! This hotel is in the middle of Manhattan, New York. It is miles away from our small hut at the foot of the mountain! It is impossible for a puppy to travel alone to the city, enter a famous hotel completely unnoticed, and even ride a private elevator. I was terrified that someone might have taken him, or that something terrible had happened at our house. My mother. Oh my god. We need to go home. My mind could not process the answers to my questions because this felt like a miracle. But then again, isn't it? Is it not already a miracle that a human like me gave birth to a puppy? "Please just let us leave, Sir. Let us walk out of here safely," I pleaded again through my sobs, completely casting aside all shame even though I was still wearing the bunny suit. "I won't take the pay anymore. Not even a single cent, I don't want it. We are going home. Please..." My tears kept falling. Matthew stood frozen, his eyes fixed on the golden wolf pup in my arms. A flicker of something unreadable crossed his face, but he quickly masked it with his usual cold expression. He raised his hand and snapped his fingers again. Without a word, the heavy grip of the bodyguards completely disappeared. They turned around and walked away slowly, following the silent order of their boss. A tall man, Matthew's right-hand man, approached me with a serious face. "You heard the boss. Get up, change your clothes, and leave immediately, and make sure you take your extra-large puppy with you." "Y-Yes... Thank you very much," I replied as I quickly stood up. Carrying the still-growling Zarek, I ran toward the elevator to go to the staff quarters and change my clothes. This place is terrifying. This is not the world I want to be in. I would rather have no money, as long as life is peaceful and free of people like them, whose gazes alone feel like they could kill. Matthew’s POV I watched her run away, her fragile figure disappearing around the corner of the hallway. The scent she left behind, a mixture of sweet rain and something dangerously addictive, lingered in the air, making my inner beast growl in frustration. My wolf was restless, scratching frantically at the walls of my mind. There was a powerful pull, an intense familiarity that made my chest tighten, yet my mind remained a complete blank. My eyes darkened as I recalled the golden wolf pup she was holding so protectively. She called it her child. She genuinely believed that giant pup was her human baby, completely oblivious to the fact that it was actually a werewolf. The color of the pup's fur was identical to mine. And the aura that radiated from that tiny creature carried the pure, undeniable pressure of a Royal Alpha bloodline. My bloodline. A power so immense that the pup managed to track a scent across miles, running all the way from the borders straight into the heart of Manhattan. But how? We don't have any wolf cubs. How did he get here, and where did he come from? Who is his father? I stared at the broken champagne bottles on the floor, my breathing heavy as my chest rose and fell rapidly. She was a stranger to me, and she had no idea what her "puppy" truly was. But she just walked out of my hotel carrying a child that possessed my own blood. "Sir?" my right-hand man asked, stepping closer to my side. "Should we have them followed?" I stared at the empty hallway, a dark smirk forming on my lips despite the confusion. "No need," I replied. "She can run back to her little town. But she can't hide from me. Find out everything about her. I want a full report on my desk by tomorrow morning."Chapter 6Nessa’s POVI ended up in a dark, cramped alley beside the gigantic hotel. I sank down onto the cold concrete, surrounded by the blaring horns of New York traffic and the towering walls of skyscrapers. There, I finally burst into tears. I had no idea how we were going to get home. I didn’t have a single cent on me because I didn’t get paid, and I had no money for fare back to our province. I had hoped everything would go well and that I would return with money. I should have made sure first.Beside me, Zarek sat whimpering and restless, as if he could feel the deep ache in my heart. My mind was an absolute mess, worrying about how I would face my mother without any money. I would only disappoint her.Because I was crying so hard and overthinking, I lost track of my surroundings. When I finally calmed down a bit and looked to my side, Zarek was gone."Zarek?!" My eyes widened. A sudden panic seized me, and I screamed.I stood up immediately and ran blindly through the dark al
Chapter Nessa’s POV"Zarek! No!" I screamed as my tears completely spilled over.Terrified for my son, a sudden surge of strength allowed me to push away the bodyguards holding me. I quickly dropped to my knees on the luxurious carpet, scooped up the aggressive puppy, and hugged him tightly. My entire body shook as I wrapped my arms around him to protect him from any harm these people might do."Please, Sir! Don't hurt my son! I am begging you!" I cried, looking up at Matthew.The people in the hallway—the manager, the staff, and the other waiters witnessing the scene—looked like they were about to faint from absolute shock. Their eyes widened, and their mouths hung open. In the eyes of normal people, I had completely lost my mind because I called an animal my child.I did not care what they thought. In my heart, Zarek is my son. Even though he was born different—a puppy with golden fur instead of a normal human baby—he is my life. Zarek was an extra-large puppy who grew much faster
Chapter 4Nessa’s POVMatthew stood tall, staring intensely at me. He did not understand why a sudden, explosive anger consumed him the moment he saw me wearing such a revealing outfit."I-I'm sorry, Sir... This was the uniform given to me," I explained with a trembling voice. I forced myself to lift the tray to cover my chest as much as I could.He did not answer me. Instead, he coldly turned his gaze to one of his bodyguards."Call the event manager up here. Right now."The man by his side moved quickly. After a few minutes of me standing there like a statue, the manager arrived running. He was a heavy-set man who was completely drenched in sweat. He was clearly terrified of the billionaire's presence.I stared in shock. This was not the manager I had spoken to earlier. Why was it someone else? I swallowed hard."M-Mr. Arizmendi! Is there a problem with the service, boss?" the manager asked, stuttering and bowing his head.Matthew glared at him. His voice cut through the air like ic
Chapter 3Our bus ride from our remote town lasted for over eight hours. As we entered the heart of Manhattan, New York, the scenery outside the window gradually changed. The simple roads were replaced by towering skyscrapers, glowing digital billboards, and the endless stream of moving vehicles.Even though it was already morning, the weather here remained cold. The fog mingled with the city smoke, making it feel as if a serious and dark aura always loomed over this place. I could hear the excitement of my companions inside the bus as they stared at the luxurious shops along Fifth Avenue, but my own chest only grew heavier the closer we got to our destination.The bus pulled up in front of a massive, opulent hotel—The Grand Arizmendi Plaza. It was a famous and renowned establishment throughout New York, owned by a mysterious billionaire.We lined up in an orderly fashion as we entered through the hotel's back entrance for staff. We were taken straight to a spacious, private locker ro
Chapter 2The next morning, I woke up early to go to town. I rode my old bicycle and carried my worn-out bag. When I arrived, the incredibly long line at the covered court made me dizzy. Hundreds of women from nearby towns crowded the area. Everyone wore their best clothes. They all hoped to get the job because it paid a lot of money for just one night. I heard girls whispering about how rich the family organizing the party was. For many of them, this was a chance to experience wealth and visit the city they only saw on TV. They probably hoped to catch a rich man to escape poverty."Line up properly! Get your IDs ready!" a uniformed guard shouted.The line moved slowly. I waited for hours under the hot sun before I finally got inside the court. At the far end, interviewers sat at a long table. But the person who caught everyone's eye was a woman sitting right in the center. She did nothing but watch the crowd.She wore a formal black suit, her hair was tied in a neat bun, and she stoo
Chapter 1My eyes widened as I continued to clutch the invitation Roberto had handed to me, the owner of the bakery where I regularly delivered the bread my mother and I baked. I kept reading the same lines over and over, as if hoping the words would somehow change.“Exclusive Gala for Selected Young Ladies. Compensation: 350 USD for a night.”For others, that amount might seem small. But for me, it meant more than a week’s worth of food, milk for Zarek, and medicine in case he got sick. It meant a bit of comfort in our small hut that always felt short of air and light. It meant something special for my baby’s birthday.I took a deep breath and placed the paper on the table. My hands were trembling.“I can’t,” I whispered to myself.They were only looking for young, unmarried women, a maiden, and I was no longer one.I sat on the old wooden stool, trying to push away the heaviness in my chest. But the exhaustion crept back in, not just in my body but in my mind, which was constantly w







