LOGINRekindling the love that once burned bright is no easy feat when memories of betrayal linger. Aurora Graves was born to be Luna, a perfect match for her husband, Alpha Alexander Thorn. Their union was destined, their bloodlines powerful, and their marriage unbreakable. Or so she thought. When Aurora suffers a heartbreaking miscarriage during a grand ball meant to honor their unborn child, her world crumbles. But the most painful wound isn’t the loss, it’s Alexander’s cold treatment. While she mourns, he moves on as if nothing happened. And when rumors of his growing distance—and his refusal to share a bed with her—spread like wildfire, Aurora realizes she is teetering on the edge of losing everything. But betrayal runs deeper than she ever imagined. As Alexander's mistress rises in power, a web of deceit unfolds; secrets of poisoned love, a stolen fate, and a sinister plot that is ruining the perfect life she had. When Aurora learns she's carrying Alexander’s child, she faces an impossible choice: fight for a man who shattered her or embrace the one who offers her freedom. When truth and treachery collide, will love be enough to mend their broken hearts, or will vengeance tear them apart forever?
View MoreAurora’s POVThe moment the music shifted into a new melody. A soft, elegant, nothing but a polished façade for the festivity beneath, and it happened.Yoshua stepped closer.Alexander stepped forward.And the air between them sharpened so violently I felt the entire hall flinch with me.Their eyes locked, two storms colliding in the gold-and-crystal glow of the ballroom chandeliers. Alexander’s jaw clenched so tightly the muscle ticked near his ear; Yoshua’s hands balled into fists, the veins on his arms rising like cracks in stone. I could practically hear their wolves snarling underneath their skins.Alexander’s arm, which had been securely around my waist a heartbeat ago, tightened possessively as if he sensed Yoshua even looking in my direction was an offense worth blood.Yoshua’s eyes flicked to me, then back to Alexander.“Aurora was doing just fine before you barged in,” Yoshua spat.“She’s fine now,” Alexander growled, voice low enough to make the chandeliers tremble. “Step.
Aurora’s POVWhat was that?“My lady, are you alright?” Tanya’s voice broke out of my pool og thoughts.I did not realized that my mind have been wandering off for quite some hours now. I was so preoccupied by what happened and how Alexander behaved.“We need to get ready quick. The ball will be in an hour, I am sure, the alpha will find his way to your chamber any minute now.” Her soft voice whispered through my ears as she gently reminded me that I should hurry up now.I have enjoyed the warm bath so much, the time seemed to have stopped. I don’t even want to go out…“Come on, let’s get you dried up.” Josie immediately helped me get up as the towel started going through every inch of my body, removing all the waters that have cling up to my skin.I still don’t want to stand beside the alpha. This ball… it felt like it was not meant to welcome Yoshua again… it was a provocative fight between the beta and the alpha, one long overdue. I know, he did not intend to befriend him at all, n
Alexander’s POVThe mansion will never know silence again.Not with the way whispers ricocheted off its walls tonight. The ripples of excitement spreading like an infection. Even inside my office, with the hearth crackling loudly and the curtains drawn, I heard everything. Being Alpha meant my senses were sharp, but right now I wished I could turn them off.“The beta has returned—”“Did you see him? Taller than before—”“Aurora was in the living room—”“With Cayden—”I dug my nails into the armrest of my chair.Yoshua Mauve.Five years gone, and the entire pack still reacted as if a damn king had walked through the gates. My wolves had no filter. Whatever they heard or saw, I heard too. And the sound of them uttering Aurora’s name in the same breath as his.My jaw tensed until it ached.I exhaled sharply and pushed away from the desk, but the moment I shifted, another servant outside whispered.“Aurora looked shocked—”A snarl tore out of me before I could stop it.My fist slammed the
Yoshua’s POVThe carriage wheels rumbled against the forest path, shaking loose bits of dust from the ceiling. My mother dabbed the corner of her eye with her handkerchief for the sixth—no, seventh—time since we left the pack’s border.“My stars…” she whispered, staring at me like I’d resurrected from the dead. “I cannot believe five years abroad turned you into—into this.”My father nodded, stroking his mustache with irritation and pride. “You were a skinny brat when we sent you to the States. Now look at you.” He narrowed his eyes. “Menacing. Why do you look menacing?”I smirked. “Better than looking like a brat, isn’t it?”“‘Better’ depends on who you ask,” my mother muttered. “Your shoulders are too broad. Your voice is too deep. Your face—too sharp.” She squinted. “Good moon, even your aura changed. What did they feed you over there? Testosterone soup?”I laughed. “Training. Discipline. Good mentors. And a climate that didn’t shelter me like a baby wolf.”My father huffed. “In th
Aurora’s POVThe halls of the estate had never felt this suffocating before.My steps echoed sharply against the marble as I strode away from the dining room, past the portraits of dead ancestors and cold-eyed kings, past the crimson velvet curtains that fluttered from the breeze of my fury.I didn
Aurora's POVI held onto the sheets tightly as I bit my upper lip, my body trembling with unspoken emotions. Sweat drenched my nightdress, clinging to my skin, while the only source of light in our room was the cold glow of the moon above our heads. Alexander’s hands were rough as they traced the
Aurora’s POV“My Luna, where should we put all your belongings?” I was brought back to reality when I heard one of my lady-in-waiting whispering to me. I was spacing out while I was seated in my bed while everyone was busy transferring all my things to my parent’s house.It has all been said and d
Aurora’s POVThe knock never came.The door burst open, the loud crack of it hitting the wall echoed across the room like a war drum. My heart didn’t flinch. I had been waiting.I knew he would come here anytime soon. After all, it is not my presence that he seeks but he’s afraid that I might miss






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