LOGIN"I never wanted this marriage… and I will never want you." Those cold words from my Alpha husband shattered everything I thought I could endure. Frederick Blackwood, the ruthless Alpha of the Silver Night Pack, was forced to marry me by his grandmother to secure an alliance between our powerful families. To him, I was nothing more than a political obligation. A contract wife and a temporary Luna. And the woman who ruined his love story with his perfect girlfriend. From the very first night, Frederick made it painfully clear that his heart belonged to someone else. His cold gaze, his cruel silence, and the whispers of the pack reminded me every day that I was unwanted. But I refused to be weak. If he thought I would beg for his affection, he was wrong. However, everything began to change when Frederick started showing a side of himself he tried so hard to hide. Possessive looks. Unexpected jealousy. Dangerous protection. And a dark obsession that neither of us understood. Because the truth was far more complicated than a forced marriage. A hidden secret tied our fates together. A secret powerful enough to destroy packs… Or bind two enemies into something far more dangerous than love. But by the time Frederick realizes what I truly mean to him— I might already be gone. And losing me will be the one regret the Alpha can never escape.
View More(Alina’s POV)I didn’t cry.I wanted to—Moon Goddess, I wanted to scream, to break something, to tear this place apart until all the humiliation bled from me.But I didn’t.Instead, I stared at the wedding ring lying in my palm.A perfect circle.A perfect lie.Necessary.The word echoed in my skull like a curse.This marriage won’t last anyway. Because for now, it is necessary.I clenched my fist around the ring until the metal bit into my skin. Then I turned and walked out of my room.If Frederick wanted honesty tonight—he was going to choke on it.The mansion corridors were quiet. Most of the pack had gone to the evening feast, but I knew where he’d be. Frederick liked silence when he wanted to think. And he always thought he carried the burdens alone.I pushed open the doors to the west study without knocking.He stood by the windows, one hand in his pocket, the other holding a glass of whiskey. The fire behind him cast sharp gold over his face—cold eyes, controlled posture, the A
By morning, the mansion felt different. Not the walls, the servants, or the grand halls of polished marble and cold silver—but the atmosphere. Sharper. Colder. Like something ugly had slipped inside during the night and settled into every corner.The moment I stepped into the breakfast hall, conversations stopped. Heads turned toward me, then dropped too quickly. I slowed near the doorway, every instinct on high alert. Something had happened.A servant hurried to pull out my chair, but her hands shook so badly the spoon beside my plate clattered to the floor. She whispered an apology without meeting my eyes.Interesting.I sat down calmly.At the head of the table, Frederick was already there—dark suit, unreadable face, coffee untouched. He didn’t look at me. Of course he didn’t.Across from me, Clara sat beside an elderly woman as if she belonged. Our eyes met. Her lips curved—sweet, poisonous.There it was. The answer.She had started something.Grandmother Eleanor hadn’t entered ye
(Alina’s POV)The moment we stepped inside, the doors slammed shut behind us, echoing through the grand hall like the start of a battle. No pack members. No servants. No witnesses. Just Frederick and me. The silence between us was sharp enough to cut.I kept walking toward the staircase, heels clicking against the marble floor. One step. Two.Then his voice cracked through the stillness. “Stop.”I didn’t.His hand shot out, gripping my wrist—hot, firm, possessive. I froze.Slowly, I faced him.He stood too close, chest rising and falling hard, dark eyes burning with a fury I’d never seen before.“Let go,” I said coldly.His grip only tightened.“You enjoyed that, didn’t you?”I blinked. “Enjoyed what?”His jaw flexed. “The attention.”For a moment, I almost laughed. Then I realized he was serious.I tilted my head. “You dragged me in here for that?”“For flirting with Marcus.”The accusation hung heavy.I yanked my wrist, but he held on.“You’ve lost your mind.”“You stood there smili
Alina’s POVA warning vibration pulsed through the air from Frederick’s wolf. My eyes snapped to him. He stood rigid on the platform above the arena, jaw clenched so tight it looked like it might crack. His gaze wasn’t on the crowd anymore—it was locked on Alpha Marcus.Not just on Marcus, but on the way Marcus looked at me. Slow. Intent. Interested. Like I was something worth claiming.A strange tension curled in my chest. For the first time since this marriage began, someone was looking at me like I mattered.Marcus stepped forward into the arena. The warriors around him shifted uneasily under the pressure of two Alphas sharing the same space.“Impressive,” Marcus said, voice smooth, carrying across the grounds. His eyes didn’t leave mine. “You handled yourself well.”I said nothing. Didn’t move.Frederick’s gaze sharpened—cutting, calculating—as if waiting for my response.Marcus tilted his head. “Not what I expected from a… political bride.”A few in the crowd shifted. The insult
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