LOGINBetrayed. Killed. Reborn. And now? She's out for blood and not even the moon goddess will save them. Aurelia Zane was just a desperate Omega. Used as a surrogate by an evil Luna, murdered in secret, and discarded like a piece of trash, her life ended in agony, until the Moon Goddess gave her a second chance. Now reborn just before the betrayal, Aurelia remembers everything. The lies. The pain. And the devastating truth: she’s the Alpha King’s true mate but a potion kept their bond hidden… until now. When she intercepts the same potion meant to blind the King once more, Aurelia exposes the Luna’s darkest secrets. But vengeance isn't that simple, especially when power-hungry enemies still lurk in the shadows, and the Alpha King is more beast than man. As passion sparks and the King begins to fall for her, Aurelia must choose between the burning rage of revenge and the dangerous pull of love. But when her enemies strike again, stealing her children, framing her for treason, and unleashing a hidden heir to the throne. Aurelia realizes one chilling truth: To protect her child, her mate, and her crown… she must become the monster they all fear.
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I waited for the pain to go away. But it didn't.
Loud screams tore from my throat before I could stop them. My fingers clawed at the blood-soaked sheets, my nails dug deep into the thin mattress of the birthing room as another contraction ripped through me like fire.
“Push!” the midwife urged, her gloved hands already in place. “You’re almost there!”
I was drenched in sweat, trembling, breathless, and the pain I felt was way out of this world. I closed my eyes and took a deep breath.
This is it, I told myself. Just a little more. One more push and I’d be done. One more push and I’d get the money, and I could save my mama. All of this was for her; I only agreed to be a surrogate because I couldn't just watch my mama die in that hospital bed. She's been in and out of a coma, and if nothing is done, she's definitely going to die.
I opened my eyes, forcing my body to give one final, desperate push. With a guttural cry, I bore down. My body tore, and I felt relieved.
Seconds later, there was a loud cry from the baby.
"A healthy baby boy!" the midwife announced, holding up the tiny baby in the air.
I collapsed back onto the bed, chest heaving. Tears slipped down my cheeks as I tried to catch my breath. I turned my head just as Luna Selena stepped closer to the baby. Her ice-blonde hair was swept back into a tight bun, her emerald eyes glinting with so much happiness as she held him.
Her lips curled into a perfect smile. “Thank you for your service, Aurelia. But it's quite unfortunate that this will be your last day on earth.”
My heart stopped. I blinked, trying to comprehend what she had just said. But then a sudden, wet gurgling sound snapped my head to the other side.
The midwife’s eyes were wide open as she gasped for breath. Her throat had been slit clean across, and her blood sprayed everywhere as she crumpled to the floor.
“Oh good goddess!” I choked, trying to sit up.
The doctor slumped next, as a scalpel lodged in his temple. The nurse didn't move. She couldn't. I was stock-still too. With trembling legs, the nurse started backing into the corner, only for her head to be twisted with a sickening crack.
My gaze slid around the room, everywhere was stained with blood. At this point, I'd forgotten how to breathe. All I wanted was for this to be a dream.
“You…” My voice trembled. “Why did you kill them?!”
“Because I can. And frankly,” she sighed, examining the baby’s tiny face like she was inspecting a doll, “I do not want any inconvenience in the future.”
My black eyes widened. Fear slid down my spine immediately. “I don't understand. What's going on?!”
Selena suddenly let out a laugh, then turned to look at me on the bed. Noticing a tear had slipped down my cheek at some point, she gently wiped my cheek with her thumb. "You must be dumb, aren't you? So after all these months, you still couldn't tell that the king is your true mate?"
I froze. My heart slammed to a stop, then I lifted my head slowly. "What did you just say?"
She laughed, almost delighted by the horror on my face. “Yes, Alpha Dominic is your mate but I made sure he never found out. I am his true Luna, and you're nothing but a piece of trash, a flimsy distraction from the moon goddess.”
My mouth opened, then closed, unable to form words.
“The potion I give him every morning? Oh, that was what suppressed the mate bond. But now I don't have to do that anymore, because you will be gone for good. But before that, I have a visitor for you. You might want to see him.”
Before I could say anything, I turned to see my own father. He was as terrifying as a demon crawling out of hell to claim lives, his stare enough to send chills down anyone's spine.
I hadn’t seen him in almost two years, not since he sold off the last of our belongings and disappeared with the money. He hadn’t called. Hadn’t visited the hospital when my mama got involved in the accident.
But for a moment, I dared to hope that maybe my father would save me from this nightmare.
“Papa?” I croaked. “Please… help me.”
But that only triggered his anger. He moved closer, and with a swift kick, his boot connected with my face before I could even flinch.
“Don’t you ever call me that again, you miserable mistake,” he growled.
Pain exploded in my jaw as my head slammed into the floor. I let out a piercing scream, but my father didn't bother to listen. He went on and on until I was so weak, I lost the ability to even speak.
He walked over to Selena, took a thick envelope from her hand, and counted the money casually. That was when it dawned on me that this had been their plan.
Selena turned to me, a smirk tugging at her lips.
“Say hi to your mama for me.”
My breath caught. Cold terror wrapped around my throat.
“…What did you do to her?”
She knelt beside me, her breath hot against my ear, and then she whispered, "Same thing I'm about to do to you."
A dagger drove straight into my chest. I coughed, and blood gushed out of my mouth. My body was numb, and slowly I started losing my vision. But the pain in my heart was so fierce, I was afraid to recognize it. My mind was becoming coherent, savagely so, screaming at the moon goddess to give me one more chance!
I had their faces imprinted in my heart, and I do not think my soul will find peace if they don't feel the same pain they've caused me today.
**** When my eyes flung open, I gasped. I thought was in hell but it seemed too silent for a place meant for sinners. My hands flew to my chest, searching for the wound but there was nothing.I blinked hard, trying to focus as I saw the room was small and cramped. A single bed, torn curtains, and the smell of cheap soap. This wasn't the birthing room.
This was the servant quarters. I sat up too fast and my head spun. I looked down at my stomach and my breath caught. It was completely flat.
What the hell?
I stumbled to the cracked mirror on the wall and my reflection stared back. My face looked younger, and less exhausted and the dark circles under my eyes were barely there.Then I saw the calendar pinned beside the mirror and my heart stopped. This was ten months ago.
The exact day I was supposed to sleep with the Alpha King for the surrogacy.But I already gave birth. I already died. This couldn't be real. Was it?
A sharp knock rattled the door."Aurelia!" I heard the head maid Constance's voice.
"You're expected in the Alpha's chambers in two hours. Move!"
Two hours? I had just two hours before I'd be in his room, in his bed, starting this nightmare all over again.Aurelia’s POVI had barely finished scrubbing the eastern wing floors when a sharp voice sliced through the air.“Aurelia! You're needed right now.”Two guards appeared at the doorway, their hands on my elbows before I could resist. I stumbled, my knees weak from exhaustion, but they ignored it. One shoved me forward, the other walked silently beside me, eyes flicking everywhere as if they expected an attack.“Where are you taking me?” I demanded, my voice sharper than I intended.“Orders from the council,” one replied, voice neutral but filled with warning. “No questions.”I forced my jaw tight, letting my hands remain steady despite the burns on my palms and the ache radiating through my arms. Every step toward the council chambers felt like walking through ice. My heart thudded in my chest, loud enough that I was sure the guards could hear it.When the heavy oak doors opened, the chamber beyond greeted me with a cold formality. The council members sat in high-backed chairs. Their g
Liam’s POVSteel rang against steel, the sound sharp enough to split my skull.I barely managed to lift my blade in time.The impact shuddered down my arm, pain flaring hot and immediate as my grip slipped. My opponent didn’t bother hiding his surprise. He recovered faster than I did, twisting his wrist and driving his shoulder into my chest.I staggered back.The training yard blurred at the edges. Sand crunched beneath my boots as I barely caught myself before falling flat on my back like a novice.“Again,” Rurik said, brows knitting together. His voice was respectful, but there was confusion in it now. “You’re late on your parries today, my lord.”“I’m fine,” I snapped, raising my sword again.The lie tasted like iron.We circled. Morning sun cut through the mist, glinting off armor and sweat-slicked skin. The other warriors had slowed, their attention drifting toward us despite themselves. They could see it too.I lunged.Too slow.Rurik sidestepped easily and struck my wrist with
Elizabeth’s POVThe mirror did not lie to me.It has always been the first thing I ran too when I needed clarity.I stood naked from the waist up, candlelight licking my skin in slow, golden tongues as I traced the sigils carved just beneath my collarbone. They were faint, thin lines etched with precision, healed just enough to pass for scars if anyone looked too closely. Anyone except me.I knew every curve. Every angle.Each symbol was layered. Protection over protection. Wards braided so tightly that even Selena wouldn’t have recognized half of them if she had peeled my skin apart and studied it like scripture.She had taught me the basics once. Long ago. The surface magicMy fingers lingered over the final mark, the smallest one, tucked close to my heart. It hummed faintly beneath my touch, warm in a way flesh should not have been. Surrogacy magic was not gentle work. I lowered my hand and met my own gaze in the mirror.There had been a time I loved Selena with a devotion so comp
Aurelia’s POVMy hands no longer felt like they belonged to a part of my body.They throbbed with a deep, wet heat that pulsed in time with my heartbeat, each throb sharp enough to steal my breath if I let myself focus on it. Blisters swelled beneath torn skin, some already ruptured, others tight and shining like glass stretched too thin. Every time my fingers brushed against fabric or stone, pain flared up in me.Selena made sure of that.Every day was a new punishment. A new lesson. A new means to humiliate me infront of everyone.And still, she would not allow me treatment.“Pain keeps you in check,” she’d said once, watching me cradle my hands against my chest. Her smile had been small and satisfied. “That way you'd have a glimpse of what your children will go through if you decide to double cross me.”By the time night fell, I was barely upright.I finished my final task with my head bowed and my spine locked straight, even as my knees trembled beneath me. The corridor outside Se
Aurelia’s POVThe second the words left my mouth, the entire room erupted.Gasps echoed around the council hall like a wave crashing against stone. I could feel every pair of eyes burning into me.But then, from the far end of the table, a deep voice cut through the noise.“This is absurd!”It was
Aurelia POVThe room went still the moment the word left my mouth.“Before you go, Your Majesty, you need to see this.”The vial trembled in my hand, catching the faint glow of the torchlight. My heart pounded so hard I could barely hear anything over the blood rushing in my ears.King Dominic turn
Aurelia’s POVMy hands went cold the moment the words left the maid’s lips.“What do you mean they all died?” I asked, my voice barely above a whisper.The maid stared at me for a moment before sighing. Her eyes shifted nervously to the door before she leaned in closer. “They didn’t just die,” she
Aurelia’s POVMy elbow throbbed the moment I hit the ground, and I almost bit back a scream as the sharp pain shot through my arm. The rough gravel scraped against my skin, and I could already feel the warm sting of blood. But that pain was nothing compared to the pounding in my chest. My heart was






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