LOGIN“**You should have remained hidden, Omega.**” Ashryn never meant to step into the fire-lit ring. Weak, unmated, and unwanted, he has survived his entire life by staying unseen. But the Moon does not care for survival—it cares for fate. And the moment Ashryn feels the bond tug at his chest, he knows the truth is far crueler than hope. Kaelor is the Alpha who rejects him before the entire pack, shattering Ashryn’s dignity with a single word: *defective*. Humiliated and broken, Ashryn runs into the wilds, determined to disappear forever. Yet fate is not finished with him. The bond refuses to die, pulsing louder with every mile of distance. When Kaelor finds him again, regret burns hotter than pride. The Alpha who denied his mate now refuses to let him go—claiming protection where Ashryn sees a cage. Trapped between desire and fear, mercy and possession, Ashryn must decide whether love born of pain can ever be trusted. Because some bonds are not meant to be gentle. Some are forged in rejection, sharpened by regret, and sealed by a Moon that never makes mistakes. **He was never meant to exist. Yet fate refuses to let him go.**
View MoreYou had no right to read that.A heavy silence fell over Kaelor, laden with warning. He remained rooted at the door, blocking every escape route.Outside, the sky shattered as rain pounded against the glass, breaking the long, tense stillness.Frozen hands clutched the paper tightly. Inside his chest, a relentless drumbeat pounded. “You had no right to lie to me,” Ashryn retorted, his voice trembling as he forced himself to meet Kaelor’s gaze. “For two months, you felt this way and never said a word.”“What was I supposed to say?” Kaelor entered the room, each step measured and deliberate. “That I wanted the weakest omega in the pack? That I dreamed of someone who couldn’t even shift properly?”Despite the fences blocking the path, Ashryn did not step back.could have told the truth instead of ruining me in front of everyone.A flash of light tore across the sky. The glass rattled in its frame from the thunderous noise above. He clenched his teeth tightly, a twitch appearing near his
He shouldn’t be here.Ashryn stepped forward, the silence breaking just enough to be noticed. His gaze remained low, his steps matching Kaelor’s without a word. Flames from torches lit the rocky path, one after another burning brightly. Groups of wolves stood watching, as still as the night surrounding them.“After everything that happened at the ceremony—”Alpha must have lost his mind.Fingers curled tightly, Ashryn fought the sting. Each syllable crawled beneath his skin like a living thing. Behind him, Kaelor’s palm pressed warmly against his spine—silent, steady, urging him forward.Fine by me, Kaelor murmured.Of course, he would think it was simple. The whispers never mentioned his name. Quiet moments held words intended for someone else.They climbed the worn stones toward the long shed at the top. The firelight flickered on its windows, with black beams framing each pane. This was unfamiliar territory for Ashryn—places like this were never meant for omegas. Their usual spots
Faster than a breath, Kaelor spoke. He stepped into the open space as the injured wolf dragged itself toward him, ears flattened, showing no sign of aggression.Ashryn’s feet were rooted to the spot, unable to move. He stood frozen—partly from fear, partly from a deeper force pulling him forward. One moment, he longed to escape; the next, he felt an inexplicable thread drawing him closer. Every muscle resisted. He wasn’t running or even moving—just held captive against his will.“Run, Ashryn,” he said. Kaelor’s voice grew softer, almost a whisper. Somehow, that hurt even more. “Make me want to follow.”Back pressed firmly against the bark, Ashryn spat the words like stones. out of room to run? Seems so. What you choosematters now. You walked away once—remember that?“I made a mistake.”A whisper of truth lingered there, slow and heavy. Her breath caught within her chest. Pain surged through him as his heartbeat thundered fiercely beneath his skin. He crept forward, not rushing, each
“Please don’t leave me.”Fingers sinking into the ragged fur, Ashryn felt warmth pulsing beneath his palms. Breath rattled unevenly from the creature’s throat, thin and fragile. One eye flickered upward, glazed over with pain.It had been three days since the ceremony ended. She had been living in the forgotten corners of the woods, surviving on bitter roots and tart berries, curling up inside hollowed-out tree trunks at night. Patrols rarely ventured near these edges—just the way she liked it. Now, she moved through the shadows like someone who had already vanished.An hour ago, he found the animal lying motionless by the dried-up creek bed, where pebbles peeked through the shallowwater. Deep, raw gashes marred its side—wide and brutal. A fierce fight had taken place at the edge of the land, leavingits mark behind."Hold on," Ashryn said, her voice stiff from disuse. Silence had weighed heavily between them for too long. A slow breath broke the stillness before he moved closer. This
“You should have remained hidden.From the darkness emerged Kaelor's voice, sharp as steel cutting through skin. Though he did not shout, each word resonated with every wolf gathered in the ring. Every one stood motionless, listening intently.Ashryn froze, his breath caught in his chest. A tremor












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