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CHAPTER 83: MATE I CAN'T CLAIM

Author: NIQ
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-06-26 07:34:03

DAMON'S POV

Reality didn’t just settle on my shoulders, it collapsed on top of me like a collapsing roof, splintering everything I thought I knew into jagged pieces. The ground beneath my beliefs gave way, and in its place was nothing but betrayal, bitter and raw. Everything I had held onto, everything I admired in her, dissolved in seconds. How had I been so blind? So utterly stupid?

I had convinced myself, wanted so desperately to believe, that she could be it for me. The one I was destined for. My mate. The one meant to complete me. But instead, the truth had struck with the force of a slap across the face. Brutal. Unforgiving. She wasn’t who I thought she was. Not even close.

She had looked me in the eye and fed me lies, and I had swallowed them like a fool.

Even when the whispers of doubt crept in, I silenced them. Told myself that maybe her past was messy. That maybe she'd been with someone else, but I could live with it. We all had scars, d
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