LOGINRavenna had always been the black sheep of her pack—an omega with no wolf, no power, and no protection except for the promise of a mate bond with Lucas, the Alpha’s heir. But that promise shatters the night of the mating ceremony, when Lucas publicly rejects her and secretly sells her to a group of rogues. Drugged, betrayed, and left for the rogues literally—Ravenna is saved by a stranger whose face she barely remembers but whose touch awakens something wild and forbidden inside her. What begins as a desperate, heat-fueled encounter leaves her broken, ashamed… and haunted by the memory of a man whose name she doesn’t know. Until she meets her new college professor. Professor Greens is cold, feared, and untouchable. But one look into his eyes tells Ravenna he’s the man from that night. He knows who she is. He knows what happened. And he’s hiding a truth that could get them both killed—he’s a Lycan, and he’s her true mate. As Ravenna struggles with the humiliation of rejection, the danger of her pack's laws, and the brutal truth about her own identity, she must decide whether to walk away from the one person who might make her stronger to protect him or risk everything to claim the power buried deep within her blood.
View MoreGREEN’S POV.Ravenna sat silently for several long seconds after I told her to start from the beginning.The tiny apartment remained almost completely still beneath the faint rattling of winter wind against the old windows while her hands twisted nervously together in her lap. Exhaustion hollowed out her expression now that the adrenaline from earlier had finally faded, leaving behind something far more dangerous than panic.Defeat.“It was Mrs. Herbert,” Ravenna said quietly. “Her daughter had been hospitalized for over a month. My mother was one of the pediatric nurses assigned to her care.”The name immediately caught my attention.Mrs. Herbert was not simply another wealthy woman inside Blood Moon territory. Her husband belonged to one of the pack’s oldest influential bloodlines, and the Herbert family held enough political and financial influence that even council elders treated them carefully. Their donations funded parts of the central hospital, several military rehabilitation
GREEN’S POV.The cheap wood of the apartment door vibrated beneath my knuckles.Before the sound had even fully faded, every movement inside the apartment stopped completely. My senses immediately caught the sharp spike of panic bleeding through the thin walls alongside the violent rhythm of Ravenna’s heartbeat hammering far too fast inside her chest.Several long seconds passed before the lock finally clicked.The door opened only slightly at first, revealing Ravenna’s pale face beneath the dim hallway light. Her silver eyes widened the moment she recognized me, and I instantly noticed the heavy winter coat already wrapped around her body.Then my gaze shifted past her shoulder.A faded canvas duffel bag sat near the edge of the bed behind her, fully packed and zipped.Cold realization settled immediately through me.“Professor?” she breathed in obvious shock. “What are you doing here?”I did not answer.Instead, I pushed the apartment door fully open and stepped inside before she co
RAVENNA’S POV.Cold wind swept sharply through the administrative courtyard while I stood near the bottom of the stone staircase leading toward the Alpha offices, my hands shoved tightly into the pockets of my coat to hide how badly they were shaking.The massive iron gates surrounding the compound stood guarded on both sides by armed wolves dressed in black tactical uniforms bearing the Blood Moon crest across their shoulders. Every few minutes, officials and higher-ranking pack members moved through the courtyard carrying stacks of documents or speaking quietly among themselves before disappearing behind the enormous double doors leading deeper into the administrative building.Nobody paid much attention to me.I was just another low-ranking omega standing where she clearly did not belong.But after what happened inside the university courtyard yesterday, humiliation no longer felt important enough to stop me.The tactical committee had already made it painfully clear that hard wor
GREEN’S POV.The third row was empty.I stood behind the heavy oak podium at the front of the lecture hall on Tuesday morning, delivering a meticulously prepared lecture on border defense tactics while my attention kept drifting back toward the vacant seat near the center aisle.Since the semester began, Ravenna had never missed a single class.She always arrived before the lecture began, eyes focused sharply on the board while the rest of the students whispered and laughed around her.But today, the seat remained hollow.She had actually done it.She had walked away from the university completely.For several long seconds, my eyes remained fixed on the empty seat while the quiet scratching of pens echoed throughout the lecture hall.The absence disturbed me far more than it should have.Usually, Ravenna sat perfectly still during lectures, shoulders tense beneath oversized coats while she copied every word written across the board with relentless concentration. Even when exhaustion h
Ravenna’s POV. I didn’t understand what was happening at first. I had only stepped forward to defend my mother, after hearing the woman accusing her endlessly. I wanted to stand with her as I had always done. But the moment I didn’t kneel, the woman’s face twisted like something vile had crawle
Green’s POV. The moment the door clicked shut behind her, I just stood there, staring at it like it could somehow give me answers, the silence in my office stretching far too loud, pressing into my chest like a weight I couldn’t quite shake off. My breathing felt uneven, too tight, so I dragged
Ravenna’s POV. Even after the woman closed the door on me, I remained there on my knees for over twenty minutes hoping she would change her mind but she never did, Instead, I was thrown out. I paced outside her gate telling myself that I was about to go crazy, the picture of my poor mother proba
Ravenna’s POV. I didn’t wait for them to come closer. I let my eyes dart around, my mind scrambling for anything, any advantage. My gaze landed on a broken bottle half-buried by the gutter. Slowly, I bent down like I was afraid, pretending to cower, and the one leading them laughed, stepping forwa






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