LOGINWhen her fated mate chooses her best friend, Euphyllia Ivara Ruinart discovers a cruel truth that she has been reborn countless times, only to be betrayed in every life. In her despair, one forbidden night binds her to Lucretius Xior Franciosa, Alpha of the Golden Eclipse Pack, commander in the royal military, and her mate's own uncle and sworn enemy. From that night on, cryptic notes and a single chrysanthemum begin to appear, which she soon discovers are from him. It's his constant reminder that she is being watched, claimed, and marked as his. Then comes his offer: vengeance, in exchange for her body, her trust, and perhaps even her soul. A deal with the devil, which she accepts, swearing to destroy the mate who cast her aside and the friend who betrayed her. What starts as revenge becomes an entanglement with his darkness, where obsession devours love and ruin is the only end. But amidst the chaos of betrayal and desire, Euphyllia yearns to uncover the mystery of her past lives and discover who she truly is.
View MoreIt had been a year since I found out that my fated mate was none other than Redmund Franciosa. During that year, our relationship had been a secret just as he wished.
"Soon, love. Soon." He would lovingly whisper those words to my ear whenever I pressed him about it. His warm breath shivered against my skin, and his voice was low and hypnotizing was enough for me to agree with his promises.Yet to my disappointment, those words had never changed. I wanted more. I had been eager to tell the world that I had finally had a mate I could call mine and couldn't wait for the day we would get married in the near future.
I couldn't wait to be marked by him and have a family with him. I had already dreamed about us living in his pack, where we had a pup we both created.
Redmund, was first in line to inherit the Golden Eclipse Pack, already holding a respected position as one of the captains in the royal military. His uncle was the current Alpha of their pack and hadn't married yet, which served him as the next in line in case his uncle retired. He entered in the royal military to make himself known where his uncle was working as a commander as he had a very supportive parents who were so proud of him aiming this position.
I, on the other hand, was working as a tactical keeper in the same field as him. Unlike him, I came from a smaller pack, the Starry Shadows Pack, which never held much influence outside its borders. I was already an orphan, living in the pack house only, after Father died from the rogue ambush when I was eight, which happened in our pack. I grew up not knowing who my mother was and became one of the gammas when I joined the royal military as soon as they allowed women could join.
Thanks to Commander Rachelle, the first woman to enter the military, the one who proved women were just as capable as men to serve.
He was twenty-seven. I was twenty-six.
Yet despite our differences, status, age, and pack, I believed the Moon Goddess had chosen us for a reason.
I could really hope that Redmund would finally introduce me to his parents soon. I couldn't wait to meet them.
When the royal military finally granted me a short leave, after begging it from my superior for a month, I decided it was the perfect chance to see him.
Even though we were in the same field, Redmund and I had a little time to spend time to each other. Other than that, to the eyes of our comrades, he and I were nothing more than colleagues... or rather, friends, which hurt me the most because we couldn't expose our relationship yet.
So under that pretext, I planned to visit him. I wanted to see the glad and surprised etched on his face once he saw me outside, not being barred by our military duty. Even though others would see my purpose as being a good friend to him.
But when I arrived at his stationed post, my whole world shattered. Redmund wasn't alone—only to see Lilith Haven with him.
Lilith was my best friend since we were little, and we lived in the same pack and were the same age. She was also one of the gammas in our pack. She befriended me when she saw me alone as our other peers almost cast me away for having no parent, and only her had dared to approach me and befriend me. She was also an orphan like me, living in the pack house.
She was also working under the platoon of Redmund and was aware that Redmund was my mate. She was against Redmund for me because he came from the bloodline of the House of Franciosa, which somehow had a bad reputation because of Redmund's uncle, and how powerful he was.
But why were they laughing together? Why were they so close to each other?
Had they known each other without me knowing?
And then, I saw it. I watched how my world collapsed before me.
The tender look Redmund gave her, the one that was supposed to be mine. The way their hands accidentally brushed against each other until he captured it and intertwined his fingers with Lilith, before their faces grew closer until their lips attached.
I froze, almost forgot how to breathe for a moment.
I felt like everything around me seemed to vanish. The loud chatter of the soldiers, the busy streets, the clang of steel... all of them were gradually vanishing, and I felt like my heart had stopped beating.
All I could hear right now was my heart breaking apart as they shattered into tiny pieces. Even my knees weakened from the sight behold in front of me.
Redmund, my fated mate... Lilith, my dear best friend...
The two people I trusted the most...
As I walked away, I felt like every step I took, my heart kept being stabbed by a thousand arrows. And so many questions clouded my mind.
"Why?" I whispered. I could feel like any moment I would collapse on my knees.
Why did they betray me like this? Why would they do this to me?
Was this the reason why Redmund wanted to keep our relationship a secret and why Lilith was so against him being my mate, because she wanted him even though he and I were mated to each other?
Had I been a fool all along? Since when did they have a relationship?
Was this the time he told me we couldn't expose our relationship to others?
Those traitors... What did I do for them to do this to me?
My hand pressed to my chest as if that could hold together the pieces of my heart. But I knew it was futile. This betrayal burned my whole being.
And yet... why did it feel so achingly familiar? Why did it feel like I had been in the same pain before?
Just by closing my eyes, I could feel like my head would about to be burst as I could vividly remember those memories I thought were buried, and they had surfaced like floodwaters, making me hold my breath.
I remembered being a healer, abandoned for who I was. A woman with ink-stained fingers, begging a man not to trade her for the power.
I remembered being a warrior, discarded for duty. My bloodied sword slipped from my hand as the commander I loved turned his back to march beside another.
I remembered being a Luna, cast aside for another. Standing beneath the moon, my pack bowing not to me but to the woman he chose instead.
Those vague faces... muffled voices... coincided lives I'd live before... Each of those endings ended the same way.
A thousand lifetimes.
A thousand betrayals.
And now, once again, history had carved me into its cruel pattern. The history had repeated itself.
I was cast aside. I had been forgotten. I had been replaced.
My breath caught as the truth struck me.
This pain wasn't new. This wasn't the first time. I was certain of it. I couldn't be wrong.
I had been here before.
I had lived.
I had died.
And now I live again.
No.
This could only mean one thing...
I had been reincarnated.
For a long while, none of us spoke. The wind continued drifting quietly across the cliffs, carrying with it the endless murmur of the sea below.I lowered my gaze. Everything they had told me... About Elixane. About the Moon Goddess. About the endless cycle of reincarnation. About my own curse.It answered questions I had carried across countless lifetimes.Yet somehow, it also created new ones.I finally understood why every Euphyllia had carried the same name, why every face had been different, and why every death had returned my memories only after I had already lost her.The Moon Goddess had answered my prayer. Just not in the way I had expected.She had granted me another chance. Again and again. But every chance demanded the same sacrifice.My memories.Everything I had learned. Everything I had built. Everything I could have used to save her.I closed my eyes as a bitter smile tugged faintly at my lips. Moon Goddess had granted my wish. I had merely failed to understand the pr
Death was not the end. It never was.When darkness finally swallowed my consciousness within the lake manor, I expected to awaken beside Lady Euphyllia in whatever world awaited beyond mortal life.Instead, I opened my eyes beneath another sky. Another family. Another name. Another life.I remembered nothing. Not the lake manor. Not House Caedex. Not the promise I had whispered beneath the moon.Only an unfamiliar emptiness lingered inside my heart, as though something precious had been taken from me before I had even learned its name.Years passed.Then, she appeared again. It wasn't the same face, same family, or even the same kingdom.Yet, she was still Euphyllia.Always Euphyllia.The moment I heard that name, something inside me stirred with an indescribable familiarity. I could never explain why my eyes sought her within every crowded room, nor why my heart quieted whenever she smiled.I simply knew.She was important.Every lifetime unfolded much the same. She would meet anoth
The journey back to House of Caedex passed in silence. I could no longer remember how many times I had stumbled along the road, nor how many servants had crossed my path. Faces blurred together. Voices faded into meaningless noise. None of them mattered.The only thing I remained aware of was the weight in my arms.Lady Euphyllia rested against my chest exactly as she had countless times before whenever exhaustion claimed her during long rides home.Only this time... she did not wake.I carried her through the front gates without slowing. The servants who happened to witness us stopped where they stood, their greetings dying upon their lips before they could even utter them. One by one, horror spread across their faces until quiet sobs gradually echoed throughout the manor.No one questioned me.No one needed to.The answer lay plainly before them.I entered the drawing room and lowered her carefully onto the sofa nearest the windows. My movements were slow, deliberate, as though any
Sleep refused to come that night.I lay awake long after the manor had fallen silent, my eyes fixed upon the ceiling as though staring at it long enough would somehow reveal the answer I had spent days searching for. Every possibility I considered ended in the same cruel conclusion. If I spirited Lady Euphyllia away before dawn, Lord Esteban would pay the price for our disappearance. If I obeyed Alpha Farley's decree and returned her to the Pack, Lady Euphyllia would be condemned instead.Neither path resembled salvation.For the first time since swearing my oath as her knight, I found myself confronted with a truth I desperately wished to deny—I did not know how to protect her.That helplessness lingered long after I extinguished the lamp beside my bed. Exhaustion eventually settled over my body, heavier than my thoughts, and sometime before dawn, I must have surrendered to it, though I doubted I had truly fallen asleep.A violent crash shattered the silence.My eyes snapped open jus
Before the advancement ceremony for the military soldiers who had been promoted, we held the mourning ceremony for our lost soldiers.It was brief, solemn, and heavy with the kind of silence that pressed against the chest. Names were read where some unfamiliar, others spoken with a pause that betra
"Lady Euphyllia, you haven't eaten yet."His voice came from the doorway, as though afraid that even sound might bruise me.I didn't turn.The wind outside my balcony was louder than I remembered, clawing at the stone railings, tugging at the curtains like restless fingers. Below, the cliffs stretc
His answer almost made me throw a fit and punch him. My breath caught. "That's not what I—""I know," he interrupted gently. He stepped closer, close enough that I could feel the warmth of him, the steady certainty in his presence. His fingers lifted my chin, forcing me to meet his eyes. "But it i
"Come and sit on my face, wifey. Suffocate me with your thighs," Lucretius said, as he lay on the daybed while I was straddling him with my back turned toward him.A gasp escaped from my lips when his hands on my waist dragged my hips to have it rested on his face. My body instantly shivered in del






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