Mated To My Ex's Father (Alpha Damon)

My name is Kiera Gray, daughter of a Beta ,the loyal Beta of our pack.My mother died the day I was born, her last breath given to me. People said it was fate, a blessing wrapped in tragedy. But for me, it always felt like punishment.I grew up with that shadow hanging over me a ghost I could never escape.Every whisper in the pack carried her name. Every glance reminded me that my life had cost another. There was no warmth waiting for me at home, no gentle voice to chase away the nightmares. Only duty. Expectations. Silence.I learned to be obedient. To smile when spoken to. To fade into the background when others shone brighter.But deep down, beneath the quiet and the politeness, was a heart that ached for something simple to be seen. To be wanted. To be enough for once in my life.Six months ago, I thought I finally was.That was when I became the official girlfriend of Lucas Jordan, the Alpha’s only son, heir to the throne, and the pack’s golden boy.He was everything a girl coul

I ran through the rain, desperate to wash everything off the pain, the humiliation, the betrayal that clung to my skin like poison. My tears mixed with the downpour as I screamed into the empty night. “You jerk! You fool! I hate you!” The storm swallowed my voice, but I didn’t stop. My breath came out in ragged gasps as the rain drenched me to the bone. My clothes were heavy, plastered to my skin, but I kept running as if I could outrun the ache tearing through my chest. My legs trembled, my lungs burned, and finally, they gave out beneath me. I collapsed onto the cold pavement, the world spinning as sobs tore from my throat, raw and broken. I didn’t know how long I stayed there, only that the rain never stopped, and neither did the tears. It felt like the sky itself was crying with me. When I finally lifted my head, my vision was blurry, but through the curtain of rain, I saw a Club ahead. Warm light glowed through the windows, spilling over the wet streets like a fragile p

I stood in front of a big company, hesitating to go in. The glass walls stretched so high I could see the sky reflecting off them sharp, silver, and intimidating. Through the transparent doors, I could already see people buzzing around, rushing from desk to desk, dressed in expensive suits and moving like their lives depended on every second.I swallowed hard. My heart thudded painfully in my chest.I was surprised to even see both the lowest-ranking werewolves working here the omegas.They were everywhere typing, answering phones, carrying files. It was… surreal. To think that a girl like me, a Beta’s daughter, would now be walking into this building.Inhaling deeply, I gathered every ounce of courage left in me and stepped forward.The moment I pushed the door open, a sharp gust of air-conditioned wind hit my face, carrying the scent of polished floors and freshly brewed coffee.I entered, only to bump into someone carrying stacks of papers.The papers went flying into the air, fl

(Kiera’s POV)By noon, my nerves were already stretched thin.The morning had gone by in a dizzy blur — the Alpha, the mess I made, the humiliation burning under my skin, and the constant ache between my legs that reminded me of what happened in his room. My first day of work was already a disaster, and I was terrified of making another mistake.I stood in my small office, clutching the tablet to my chest as I went through the documents again and again, making sure I didn’t forget a single one. My hands kept shaking. I could barely focus, but I forced myself to breathe slowly, reminding myself I couldn’t mess this up.The board meeting… The documents… Don’t forget the papers for the alliance merger… Take the minutes… Remember the presentation packet…“Come on, Kiera… pull yourself together,” I whispered to myself, swallowing hard.My mind kept drifting back to his voice — deep, firm, smooth.His scent — cedarwood, dominance, warmth.His fingers brushing my skin.His mouth on my neck.

Kiera’s POVI sank back into my chair, my hands shaking slightly as I stared at my phone. My chest was still racing from the Alpha’s call. He knew. He always knew. That quiet, controlled pull he had over me was maddening, suffocating, intoxicating. I pressed my palms to my face, trying to calm the chaotic storm in my chest.Then, a thought hit me. I couldn’t ignore him. But… I didn’t want to go either. My pride, my shame, my stubbornness—they all screamed at me not to. I needed a way out without defying him directly.The solution came to me like a small spark in the dark. The worker at the company. She was kind, reliable, and the only person I could trust to help me. I quickly pulled out my phone, fingers trembling as I dialed her number.“Please… please, you have to help me,” I whispered once she picked up. My voice was frantic but quiet, careful that no one else could hear. “I’m still at the company, I can’t leave. Can you… can you send the document to my boss? Email it… please, jus