ВойтиWhen Anana, Luna of the Crescent Moon Pack, discovers her mate’s cruel betrayal, her heart shatters but she doesn’t have the luxury of breaking. Her pack was on the edge of ruin, and to protect her she-wolves, she must sacrifice herself. Bound by an ancient promise, she offers her hand and her freedom to the most feared wolf alive: Lucien Kael, the Alpha God of War. Ruthless, merciless, and untouchable, Lucien is a male no wolf dares to defy. Now, he will claim her as his Luna. But Anana is no ordinary Luna. Beneath her pain laid a sealed power, unknown to her. And as she stepped into the arms of the beast who could destroy her, she finds herself caught between the pull of a dangerous new bond and the fight to protect everything she loves.
Узнайте большеSilence…Then… Mira exhaled softly.“When she offered herself to him…” she continued, her voice quieter now, “and Kade rejected her…”Her brows pulled faintly.“And when she rejected my husband in return…”A pause.“I thought…” she admitted slowly, “…maybe it would help.”Her lips curved faintly, but there was no warmth in it.“Maybe… it would finally make a difference.”Her gaze darkened.“Maybe I wouldn’t feel so… small anymore.”A beat.“But it didn’t.”Her voice dropped.“Not even close.”The words landed heavy.“Because every single day after that…”Her jaw tightened.“I was reminded.”Her eyes flickered with something raw.“That the woman who destroyed my life…”A pause.“…was still the one everyone chose.”Her fingers curled slowly at her sides.“Still the one they preferred… including my husband.”Silence stretched.Her voice softened then… but it was the kind of softness that came after something had already broken beyond repair.“They didn’t know but he did,” she said quietl
The hall fell into a deadly, suffocating silence.Mira let out a soft laugh again… thin, fragile… hollow in a way that made it almost unbearable to hear.“There was no one there,” she whispered. “No one to hear it… no one to stop it.”A pause.“That day…” her voice faltered, then steadied with effort, “…I cried until I couldn’t feel anything anymore.”Her fingers pressed harder into the glass.“It felt like my whole world…” she continued slowly, her voice thinning beneath the weight of memory, “…just came crashing down.”Her eyes dimmed, unfocused, as though she were no longer standing in the hall… but back there, living it again.“I walked back to the pack alone,” she said.The words were quiet… but heavy.“No one knew where I had gone. No one asked.”A small, broken breath left her.“And the road back…” she swallowed, her throat tightening, “…it was so long.”Her shoulders trembled.“So quiet.”Her lips parted, but her voice came out barely above a whisper.“I couldn’t stop crying.”
Mira stood before the high-rise window.The world beyond stretched endlessly… open skies, distant lands, a horizon that promised freedom she had never truly touched.Her palm lifted… then pressed flat against the cold glass.The chill seeped into her skin, grounding her… or perhaps reminding her of something she had ignored for far too long.For a moment… she said nothing. Only breathed.Then…“I knew something was wrong,” she said at last, her voice quiet… distant, like it had to travel through years of denial just to reach the surface. “Even after Kade and I bonded…”Her fingers shifted slightly against the glass, curling… not fully, just enough to show the tension she could no longer hide.“It never felt complete.”A pause followed.Her reflection stared back at her… fractured by the light, splitting her into pieces she no longer recognized.“I told myself it was in my head,” she continued, softer now… but more fragile. “That maybe I was expecting too much…”A faint, almost bitter
That was it.The moment Seryna had been waiting for.She felt it before it even fully formed…the shift, the fracture. The exact point where Mira’s certainty began to crumble beneath the weight of something far more dangerous.Seryna stepped closer… slowly.“As long as Lucien lives,” she said, her voice lowering into something dangerous, “Anana will keep coming back.”She let the words sink in and watched them settle. Watched Mira’s mind begin to turn.Her eyes gleamed faintly.“No matter how many times you try to kill her.”Mira froze.And Seryna saw it… saw it clearly.The fear… of failure, of incompletion, of a wound that would never close no matter how many times she tried to bury it.Seryna leaned in slightly, just enough to invade her space… just enough to make her voice feel inescapable.“That,” she whispered, “is why this war must end.”A pause… Perfectly placed.“With Lucien’s death.”Silence swallowed the hall whole.Seryna didn’t move, she didn't speak either.She didn’t nee












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