MY HUSBAND MATES WITH MY BULLY.

MY HUSBAND MATES WITH MY BULLY.

HAZEL'S POV.

Years later....

I woke up with a grin stretching across my face, the kind that starts in your dreams and refuses to fade.

Why? Simple.

'Today is my fourth anniversary with the love of my life. Though I was rejected, I'm still married to him.'

I leaped out of bed.

I rushed to the window and pulled the blinds aside, letting the sunlight flood my room.

I twirled and squealed like a child, "It's my fourth anniversary with Kai."

My excitement bubbled over like a fizzy drink, and I flopped back onto my bed, unable to contain my joy.

For today, I was determined to ignore the dark undercurrents that usually swirled around my life.

At twenty-four, I still felt like a teenager in love.

Well, twenty-four in human years, but much older in werewolf terms.

Despite being an omega, I was the Luna of the Dark Moon pack, a position that seemed more like a cruel joke than an honour.

An omega-luna, who is treated like dirt by my pack members, was hardly something to celebrate.

But today was about love, not misery.

'No one is ruining my mood today,' I told myself as I rolled out of bed, though I miscalculated and ended up on the floor.

"Ouch!" I muttered, quickly brushing off the pain.

I hurried to the bathroom, singing an old pack song as I showered, the melody lifting my spirits.

When I was dressed and ready, I dashed to the kitchen.

The maids ignored me, and I returned the favour.

Their gossip and disdain were daily torments that Kai, my alpha and husband, did nothing to curb. But today, I had a plan.

I would cook a special meal for our anniversary, hoping it might finally win his heart.

The food was ready and looked perfect.

Maybe today, he wouldn’t be able to resist it.

I balanced the salver and headed to his study, knocking on the door.

No response came. It was locked. He wasn’t there.

I turned away, and I nearly bumped into a man I didn’t recognize. "Hi, do you know where Kai is?" I asked politely.

"It should be 'Alpha' to you. No one has the right to call him by his name, especially not you," He sneered before walking away.

I laughed bitterly, a tear escaping down my cheek. Another day, another insult.

I sniffed back my tears. 'Princesses don’t cry,' I reminded myself, marching towards Kai's chamber.

'It's enough!'

When I got to his door, my anger dissipated.

I would see him again, his handsome face, his cold eyes. Maybe, just maybe, he would respect the anniversary and finally kiss me for the first time.

I opened the door without knocking, my heart full of hope and anticipation.

"Kai?" I called, stepping inside.

But the sight that greeted me froze me in my tracks.

Kai was on the bed, his head thrown back in pleasure as Vera, the pack's worst bully, was between his legs, pleasuring him.

A strangled cry escaped my throat at the sight.

The salver I carried crashed to the floor, and the food I had painstakingly prepared for our anniversary scattered everywhere.

Kai's eyes snapped open, his gaze locking onto mine for a brief moment before he looked away, unbothered, even annoyed by my presence.

"Why?" I whispered, my voice barely audible over the roaring in my ears.

My hands trembled, fists clenching as I fought the urge to collapse.

Kai's response was cold, almost mechanical.

"Stop pretending we love each other. You’re just the girl who bargained with the moon goddess to make my life miserable. Vera is the one I love. Get lost. I hate you."

The words hit me like a physical blow, knocking the breath out of my lungs.

Tears streamed down my face as I backed out of the room, my vision blurred by pain and betrayal. I stumbled down the hallway, each step heavier than the last.

How could he do this to me? After everything, how could he choose her?

I reached my room and collapsed onto the floor, sobbing uncontrollably.

My heart felt like it was being ripped apart, my flesh pierced by invisible needles of betrayal.

Vera.

It had to be her of all people.

The one person who had always delighted in my suffering, now taking the one person I had left.

Memories of my few intimate moments with Kai flooded my mind. Each encounter with Kai had been dreadful, leaving me torn and bleeding.

Yet there he was, enjoying himself with another woman, while I had suffered in silence for years.

I remembered his mocking laughter, the disdain in his eyes. "You’re just a wolfless omega. I never wanted you. Vera is the one I love."

The humiliation burned through me, sharper than any blade.

How could I have been so blind? Four years of enduring disrespect from the pack, of being trampled on by even the maids, and for what? For a man who loved another.

I stared blankly at the ceiling, my mind a whirlwind of pain and confusion.

"You will regret this," I whispered, my voice shaking with rage and sorrow. "You will regret breaking me. I pray the moon goddess brings you nothing but pain. You will feel every ounce of what I’m feeling now."

I stood up from the floor, picking up my pieces. 'I will make this right, I will end this pain myself.'

I went to shower, and in there, I decided: 'I am divorcing him and it has to be today.'

When I emerged from my room, the maids and guards stared and whispered.

I smirked, hiding my bleeding heart.

They needed to see me strong, even if my strength was a fragile facade.

At the pack's court, I demanded a divorce letter.

The judiciaries barely acknowledged me, one sneering, "I've been waiting for the day our alpha would be free from a wolfless mate."

I kept my face cold, and I suppressed the tears that threatened to fall.

I signed the papers and marched to Kai's study, heart pounding.

He was in the study when I got there, but he was not alone. He was with some elderly wolves.

I stretched the papers to Kai and said, "I need your signature."

"Wait here," Said an elder to me. "He’ll sign it right away."

Kai collected the papers, and when his signature inked the divorce papers, a wave of unexpected relief washed over me.

This was real.

The chains that bound me to him were broken.

I turned to leave, my heart heavy but my mind was made up.

As I reached the door, Kai’s voice, dripping with disdain, stopped me. "You'll never survive without me, Hazel. You're nothing without me."

I faced him one last time, my fury was out of this world. "I’m more than you ever deserved, Kai. And you'll regret underestimating me."

With those words hanging in the air, I walked out of the study, my head held high, feeling a surge of strength I hadn't known was within me.

But deep down, a storm was brewing. This was just the beginning. The real battle was yet to come.

'Kai, I'll take revenge on you.'