MasukThe Moon Oracle remained hidden behind the ancient oak trees.
She barely dared to breathe.
The silver serpent ring...
She had seen it only once before.
Twenty-four years ago.
On the night the Black Fang Pack fell.
Her heart pounded.
"It can't be..."
The hooded man turned slightly, revealing only the edge of his jaw beneath the dark cloak.
His voice was calm, yet every word dripped with authority.
"The princess must never learn the truth."
Selene lowered her head.
"I understand."
"What about Alpha Kael?"
The man laughed quietly.
"He is blinded by guilt, love, and pride."
"He will destroy himself without my help."
"And Lucien?"
"For twenty-four years, he has chased ghosts."
"He has no idea he has been dancing in the palm of my hand."
Selene hesitated.
"But... what if Lyra remembers?"
The hooded man's smile disappeared.
"Then she dies."
The Oracle's breath caught in her throat.
She instinctively stepped back.
A twig snapped beneath her foot.
Crack!
The hooded man's head whipped toward the sound.
"Who's there?"
Selene spun around.
The Oracle immediately vanished into the darkness, moving with surprising speed for her age.
"Find whoever was listening," the hooded man ordered.
Selene ran toward the trees.
By the time she arrived...
The Oracle was gone.
Back at the council hall, Lyra slowly opened her eyes.
Her head still throbbed from the strange memories.
Kael knelt beside her.
"Are you alright?"
She looked into his eyes.
For a brief second, she saw genuine concern.
But then she remembered.
The accusations.
The silence.
The doubt.
She gently moved away from him.
"I'll be fine."
Kael's hand froze in mid-air.
He wasn't used to her pulling away.
Lucien noticed.
His expression remained unreadable.
"Princess..."
"I'm not your princess," Lyra interrupted.
"I don't even know who I am anymore."
Lucien nodded.
"Then allow me to show you."
He reached into his coat once more and removed a small leather journal.
Its edges were worn with age.
"This belonged to your mother."
Lyra's hands trembled as she accepted it.
On the front cover, written in faded silver ink, were the words:
For My Daughter.
Tears blurred her vision.
She slowly opened the first page.
Inside was a tiny footprint made with blue ink.
Beneath it, elegant handwriting read:
Our beautiful Lyra. Born beneath the Blood Moon. May you grow strong, kind, and fearless. If you are reading this, then fate has returned you to your family. Never doubt that we loved you with every beat of our hearts.
A tear rolled down Lyra's cheek.
She traced the handwriting with trembling fingers.
"This..."
"This is real."
Lucien nodded.
"I carried that journal through fire and war."
"I promised your mother I would place it in your hands."
Kael watched silently.
A strange feeling settled in his chest.
For the first time...
He realised how little he truly knew about the woman he had married.
Just then, the Moon Oracle burst through the hall doors.
"Lock every gate!" she shouted.
"The enemy isn't outside the walls..."
Everyone turned.
"It's already inside this pack."
The room fell silent.
Kael frowned.
"What are you talking about?"
The Oracle looked directly at Selene.
"You."
Selene's face went pale.
"I-I don't understand."
"You've been taking orders from someone else."
Gasps echoed through the hall.
Kael immediately stepped in front of Selene.
"Oracle, enough!"
"You've accused her without proof."
The Oracle smiled sadly.
"Funny..."
"Those are the very words Lyra begged you to say for her."
Kael froze.
The weight of his own actions crashed down on him.
For the first time since Selene's return...
He couldn't meet Lyra's eyes.
Before anyone could speak again, a loud horn echoed across the battlefield.
One...
Two...
Three blasts.
Lucien's warriors instantly drew their swords.
His face darkened.
"No..."
One of his generals rushed into the hall.
"My King!"
Lucien turned sharply.
"What happened?"
The general's voice shook.
"Our capital..."
"It's under attack."
Lucien's eyes widened.
"By who?"
The general swallowed hard.
"They're carrying the banner..."
"...of the Crimson Moon Pack."
The entire hall erupted.
Kael stared at Lucien in disbelief.
"That's impossible."
Lucien slowly turned to face him.
His silver eyes burned with anger.
"Then someone has just declared war..."
"...using your name."
End of Chapter 7
Cliffhanger:
A hidden enemy has manipulated both packs into believing the other attacked first. Can Kael and Lucien uncover the truth before an all-out war destroys everything Lyra has left?
Welcome to Betrayed by My Mate's First Love.This story is filled with betrayal, revenge, second chances, hidden secrets, and powerful werewolves. Every chapter is written to keep you, entertained and guessing until the very end.Thank you for giving my story a chance.thank you for reading,I appreciate every bit of it.Your reads, comments, reviews, and votes mean the world to me and inspire me to keep writing.I hope you'll fall in love with Lyra's journey as much as I have.Happy reading! Thank you And God bless you — Gloria Blaze
"No!"Lyra's scream echoed through the forest as Kael collapsed into her arms.Warm blood soaked through her dress.Her trembling hands pressed against the arrow lodged in his chest."Stay with me!" she cried."You can't die!"Kael coughed, blood staining the corner of his lips.His breathing grew shallow."I... should have listened to you..."Tears streamed down Lyra's face."Don't speak.""Save your strength."Kael shook his head weakly."If I don't...""I may never get another chance."He looked into her eyes—the same eyes he had doubted only days before."I'm sorry.""I failed you.""I let my guilt over my past blind me.""I stopped being the husband you deserved."Lyra closed her eyes as fresh tears rolled down her cheeks.Part of her wanted to forgive him.Another part still remembered the loneliness, the humiliation, and the silence when she needed him most.Before she could answer—"Enough!"Cassian's voice thundered across the battlefield."I didn't come here to watch a reuni
The forest was deathly quiet.High above the ground, hidden among the thick branches of an ancient oak, the mysterious figure remained perfectly still.Below, Cassian Blackthorne smiled as though he had already won."So," he said to Selene, "did Kael doubt Lyra?"Selene nodded."He believed the forged letter."Cassian chuckled."I knew he would. Humans and wolves are the same—they see what they fear.""But the Moon Oracle ruined everything," Selene whispered. "She's starting to suspect me."Cassian's expression darkened."Then she dies first."A chill ran down Selene's spine."You... you promised no one else had to die."Cassian grabbed her throat so quickly she couldn't react."I make promises to be useful, not truthful."He squeezed tighter."Never question me again."Selene nodded desperately.Only then did he release her.She collapsed to her knees, coughing.Above them, the hidden spy tightened their grip on the recording crystal.I have enough.Slowly, they began crawling backwa
Lucien's silver eyes burned with fury."Who gave the order?" he demanded.The Black Fang general dropped to one knee."No one knows, Your Majesty. Witnesses said warriors wearing the Crimson Moon crest attacked before dawn. They burned homes, killed guards, and kidnapped children."The hall erupted into angry shouts."Crimson Moon would never attack innocent children!" Beta Rowan protested.Lucien's jaw tightened."Yet someone did."Kael stepped forward and lowered his sword."I swear on the Moon Goddess, I never ordered such an attack."Lucien studied him carefully.For the first time, he sensed no deception.Before he could respond, another guard burst through the doors."Alpha Kael!""What now?" Kael snapped."The eastern village has been attacked!""By whom?"The guard hesitated."...Black Fang warriors."Lucien's fists clenched."I never sent anyone there."The room fell silent.It was now obvious.Someone was using both packs as pawns.Lyra stepped into the middle of the hall."
The Moon Oracle remained hidden behind the ancient oak trees.She barely dared to breathe.The silver serpent ring...She had seen it only once before.Twenty-four years ago.On the night the Black Fang Pack fell.Her heart pounded."It can't be..."The hooded man turned slightly, revealing only the edge of his jaw beneath the dark cloak.His voice was calm, yet every word dripped with authority."The princess must never learn the truth."Selene lowered her head."I understand.""What about Alpha Kael?"The man laughed quietly."He is blinded by guilt, love, and pride.""He will destroy himself without my help.""And Lucien?""For twenty-four years, he has chased ghosts.""He has no idea he has been dancing in the palm of my hand."Selene hesitated."But... what if Lyra remembers?"The hooded man's smile disappeared."Then she dies."The Oracle's breath caught in her throat.She instinctively stepped back.A twig snapped beneath her foot.Crack!The hooded man's head whipped toward th
Chapter 6: The King of Black Fang The battlefield fell eerily silent.The only sounds were the crackling of burning watchtowers and the restless growls of wolves circling the pack grounds.The man atop the giant black wolf dismounted with calm confidence.His long black coat flowed behind him as he walked toward the council hall.His silver hair gleamed beneath the moonlight, and a scar crossed one side of his face, giving him a dangerous yet commanding presence.Every Black Fang warrior remained on one knee.Their heads bowed.Their swords pointed toward the ground.They weren't preparing for war.They were welcoming royalty.The stranger stopped a few metres from Lyra.For a long moment, he simply looked at her.His usually cold eyes softened."So..." he said quietly."I finally found you."Lyra's heart pounded."I don't know you."A faint smile touched his lips."No.""But I have spent twenty-four years looking for you."Kael stepped between them, his sword raised."One more step







