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CHAPTER 30: THE ALPHA'S REMORSE

Author: Inkbyjane
last update publish date: 2026-06-10 16:45:47

Marcus sat behind his heavy obsidian desk, his massive frame hunched forward. For three days, he had lived in an absolute, self-imposed exile of the mind. The black wall of ice he had built through the fated-mate bond was supposed to protect his crown from further betrayal, but instead, it felt like an iron noose tightening around his own throat.

“She chose her own freedom,” his inner wolf growled in his head, a restless, miserable frequency that had not stopped roaring since the duel. “She
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