MasukDiane
I wanted to scream. I wanted to kick the library door open, burst in there, give Julian slaps for this… this betrayal.
See who the fuck he prioritized pleasuring in place of his wife who was in heat!
Throw those medical papers at Julian’s head. Throw his lies and his deceit on his fucking face.
I wanted to ask him why he let me cry for two years over babies we would never have with him.
But I couldn't move. My legs felt like they had been weighed down with rocks.
The more I looked at the disgusting, soul-crushing sight, the more my heart ached. Warm liquid trailing down my eyes.
I managed to lean down, picking up the paper that had fallen from my hand.
Then, I turned around and slowly, I walked back to my room.
I locked myself in my room and cried until my eyes burned.
My marriage was a lie. My husband, Julian—the man I loved with all I had. I gave up everything. My father's empire. Just for him to rule.
But this man, he wasn't who I thought he was. Julian was a stranger.
I thought I knew him.
Fuck.
That explains… that… that explains everything. The late nights, the trips, everything, and worse? It wasn't for a woman. He didn't do it for a mistress.
It was for a man.
Hours later, a soft knock came at the door.
“Diane? Honey? Are you awake?”
It was Julian. His voice so kind, so gentle—the same voice he had used when he promised me we would have a family, when he told me not to worry, that the maker of children would visit us with our own.
That voice—it made my stomach twist.
I hid the medical paper under my mattress and I walked to open the door.
Julian stood there with a small, sweet smile. On seeing me, his brow furrowed. He reached out and rubbed my arm softly.
“You've been in here all afternoon, Diane. Are you feeling okay? You look a little pale.”
“I'm fine, Julian,” I lied. It was getting easier to lie to him.
“Good,” he said, tucking some strands of hair off my face and behind my ear. He was still playing the role of the perfect, caring husband.
“I'll have Freda prepare you some tea to help you relax but first, I have a surprise for you, Diane,” he announced. “I finally found the right man to be my Beta. He’s older, but very experienced. I want you to meet him. He’s going to help me keep you safe.”
He took my hand and led me downstairs. He held my hand the whole way, squeezing it gently in a way that, if I hadn't discovered all his deeds today, I would have thought he truly loved me.
We walked into the living room. A man was standing by the window. He was huge. His shoulders were broad, and he had a presence that made the whole room feel smaller.
“Dom,” Julian called, his voice warm. “Come meet the most important person in my life. This is my wife, Diane.”
The man turned around slowly.
His eyes met mine.
The world stopped. My heart hit the floor. I felt like I couldn't get any more air into my lungs.
It was him.
The pepper-salt hair. The sharp jaw. The dark, predatory eyes that had looked into mine while he held me down on that rooftop.
It was the stranger from the bar.
“Diane, this is Dom Vormos,” Julian said.
My eyes didn't leave him. Wide. My mouth wanting to say things, but I couldn't.
But Dom—he didn't look surprised. He didn't look nervous.
He just stood there, looking at me like he had never met me before.
“It’s a pleasure to finally meet you, Luna,” he rasped.
Julian smiled and put an arm around my waist, pulling me close to his side.
“Dom used to be with a biker pack,” Julian explained gently to me. “He’s a bit rough and tough, but he’s the best at what he does. He’s going to be your personal bodyguard, Diane. He’ll be staying here in the house with us.”
My gaze shifted to Julian. He was looking at me with so much “love” in his eyes.
Then I looked at Dom.
Dom was watching Julian’s hand on my waist. His eyes darkened, a small, dangerous smirk playing on his lips.
“I take my duties very seriously, Alpha,” Dom said, his eyes locking onto mine. “I'll make sure Luna gets exactly what she needs.”
Julian patted my hip. “See? I told you he was the right choice. I feel much better knowing he's watching over you while I'm at work.”
I stood there stunned, starstruck, standing with my lying husband and the man who had claimed my body, whose scent I could still perceive on me only hours ago.
“Thank you, Julian,” I finally managed to whisper, my voice shaking. “Nice to meet you… Dom.”
DOM The smell of motor oil, hot iron, and burned rubber filled the air of the open garage. I leaned over the stripped-down engine of a vintage chopper, my hands covered in dark, grease. I liked it this way. I had been away from the Delta Pack for months. No political meetings. No fake smiles from greedy elders. I had left the daily operations of the Vegas Den in the hands of Rocco and Lyra. They ran the business, handled the biker crews, and kept the territory safe. I just wanted to be off the grid. I wanted to live a quiet life, soaking my hands in engine oil and fixing broken machines. Yea… I loved it. Not part of my retirement plan but it's something I loved to do. And I'm doing. "Hey, hand me that twelve-millimeter socket," I barked toward the back of the garage without looking up. "Right here, boss!" one of my young mechanics called out, hurrying over to drop the steel tool into my open palm. "And get those air filters cleaned out," I ordered another guy standing
JULIANmy heart was beating fast. I didn't what was going on or who the hell was these persons.Then, boots stepped into the dirt all around me. I was surrounded. I could hear the deep rumble of powerful motorcycle engines idling a few feet away, purring like beasts. "I didn't know that people could do dirty things and think they can just run away from it," a deep, rough voice spoke from right above me. It was a voice I recognized. The voice was cold, slow, and calm. "People like you think they can eat their cake and have it all," the voice continued, the sound of leather gloves rubbing together echoing in the quiet air. "You do terrible things, and then you think the repercussions will never come to you. You feel free. You live fly. You let them drive you back to your region so nice and soft. Like nothing ever happened." My teeth chattered together in pure terror. I pressed my back against the dirt, pulling my chained hands up toward my face. "Who are you?!" I shrieked i
FREE CHAPTER! JULIAN The rough fabric of the black blindfold pressed tight against my eyes. I couldn't see a single thing. But I didn't care. Inside my head, a smug smile was already spreading across my face. The motor hummed continuously under my boots. Sitting right beside me on the seat were two guards. I leaned my head back against the cold steel wall of the van. They thought they were punishing me. They thought sending me back to my native land was my death sentence. Idiots, . Absolute fools. The Delta Pack judges didn't have the courage to execute me on their own ground. So they followed the old laws. They put me in chains and ordered these guards to drive me across the border to my homeland. They didn't understand how my people worked. In my home territory, I had connections. Over the yeara I have made money. I wasn't a fool without plans. And to the judges in my land? . The death penalty was just a fancy law written on old paper to scare the poor. T
These chapters are Free!! DIANE "Why...?" I choked out, a soft sob escaping my lips. "Why would you do all of this just to hand it away?" "Because you were the only real thing in this place," Dom replied quietly. He looked around. “Everything here is fake. Rubbish. There's nothing here. Just you. You. Please take it.” My fingers moved on their own. I reached out, my cold hands brushing against his warm fingers as I took the golden seal into my own grip. The metal felt heavy, solid, and real in my hands. Just as my fingers closed around the gold, a loud, heavy rumble of engine noise echoed from the side road behind the court square. I turned my head slowly. A large, black transport van covered in iron bars was moving slowly along the outer driveway. It was surrounded by six armed guards oneback, their weapons drawn. Through the heavy iron grates of the van window, I saw a face. Julian. He was stripped of his fine suits, wearing a dirty gray tunic. Heavy iron chains we
(THESE CHAPTERS ARE FREE!!!) ***" DIANE Two days passed like a long, dream. The sun rose bright and warm over the central square of the Delta Pack. The sky was a clear, brilliant blue, but inside my chest, everything remained cold. Thousands of people gathered in the grand court square. Elders, pack members, warriors, and leaders from neighboring lands stood shoulder-to-shoulder. Flags hung down from the tall pillars. The crowd was silent, waiting for this… this historic moment. The coronation of the Furmond royal heir. Dom passed the test. Even if somehow, I wanted all these to be a joke, he did pass the test.. I stood near the front row of the elevated stage, dressed in a simple dark gown. My hands were folded together in front of me. The chief priest stepped up to the stone altar, holding a golden velvet cushion. Sitting on top of that cushion was the ancient Seal of the Delta Pack—a heavy, polished gold crest that held authority over every piece of land, every law
DIANE The sound of the court doors slamming shut was the last thing I heard before my world went quiet. It was barely past noon. The sun was still high in the sky, throwing bright, golden light across the stone driveway of the pack house. But inside my chest, everything felt black. Everything felt dead. I stood by the side of the black car, watching the dust settle on the gravel. Julian was gone. They had loaded him into an iron cage, dragging him away in chains. In two days he will be taken back to face the death penalty in his home territory. I should have felt relieved. I should have felt like I could finally breathe. But there was no air in my lungs. Only cold, . Dom. A bitter, quiet smile touched my lips as I looked at the empty seat beside me in the car. He hadn't even come home with me. The moment the courtroom erupted into chaos over his bloodline, he stepped into his true identity. He wasn't my protector. He wasn't just a loyal Beta who cared for a broken Luna







