LOGINSienna was born the Alpha’s daughter, yet she grew up like a shadow in her own pack. After her mother’s death, love became a privilege she was never granted. Her stepmother’s cruelty was quiet but constant, her stepsister adored while Sienna was trained to obey, not to lead. Power flowed in her veins, but she was taught to shrink until she believed she was worth nothing more than her silence. Cassius was her only constant. The future Alpha, the boy who stood in front of her when others sneered, who promised protection with bloodied knuckles and fierce eyes. But packs do not run on childhood promises. As they grew, the elders whispered that Sienna was weak, unworthy, a liability. Lies spread, carefully crafted to rot her reputation from the inside out. When fate revealed them as mates, it should have been a blessing. Instead, it became a weapon. Cassius’s claim to the Alpha seat trembled, and the pack demanded a stronger Luna. Sienna overheard their plans and began pulling her heart apart stitch by stitch, preparing to disappear. At the mate recognition ceremony, Cassius hesitated. And in that pause, everything shattered. He rejected her publicly, accused her of manipulation, and broke her wolf before the entire pack. Sienna did not scream. She simply broke. Then came the secret. A child growing inside her. A life she would protect at any cost. She fled. She survived. She rose. Years later, Sienna returns no longer weak, no longer begging, with a child whose eyes mirror Cassius’s soul. The bond reignites, but she is done being chosen last. This time, Cassius must burn his world down to earn her back.
View MoreMy eyes found her in the sea of people who had gathered in front of us. The entire Blood Moon pack was here. Gathered on the auspicious full moon night to witness the announcement of the new alpha.
Their alpha.
And there she was. Standing as one among the people. She should have been here. Beside me. Like she always did. But today, I did not have the courage to call her here. She smiled at me softly, assuring me with her eyes. Her eyes shone with a sense of pride that made my heart swell and clench my gut. I swallowed. I couldn’t bear to look at her. Yet I continued to keep looking at her as I didn’t know where else to look.
My father rose from his chair after the announcer announced his name.
“Thank you all for joining us. I am extremely grateful to all of you for staying by our side, putting your faith in us and trusting us to be your Alpha and Luna.” He looked at my mom who was seated in a chair beside the one assigned to my dad. She smiled at him.
My heart flipped. All my life I wished for love for myself. And I had it too. But now….I don’t know.
“With the same promise and determination, I now announce to you the new Alpha and the protector of this pack, Alpha Cassius Knight." Cheers erupted around me as people threw flowers and garlands towards me. I stood up from my chair and walked towards the place where my dad was standing.
My eyes roamed around the happy, waving, cheery mass of people before it rested back in the place it belonged. Locked with hers.
She smiled, chuckling, wiping her cheeks.
Of course she would be crying with joy. After all, only she knew the hard work I put in to come to this stage. To be worthy of this title. Being the firstborn son of the Alpha meant that the throne was destined to be mine, but another member from the pack challenged my strength and ability. I had to prove myself before I could be the Alpha. I lifted my hand and waved back at the crowd that erupted even louder. Happiness filled my mind at the sight.
This is what I wanted. This is what I had strived so hard for. This was where I belonged. Being the Alpha of my pack.
“Luna.”
“Luna”
“Luna”
The crowd began chanting ‘Luna’ asking me to announce my Luna. My fated partner. My mate. The one who would stand beside me and help me complete my oath.
Taking a deep breath I began. “Thank you everyone for gathering here. As dad said, we are always grateful for the faith and trust you have put in us. And I promise to cherish and respect the love and kindness you have always given us. And with that I swear in as your new Alpha.” Cheers erupted again.
“And as your Alpha, I now introduce you to your new Luna. I now introduce you to Eloise Lockwood, daughter of Dashiell Lockwood, the Beta of the Silver Deity pack.” My eyes automatically found hers even though I tried my best to avoid her gaze.
They were lifeless. As if all the life had been sucked out like a vampire sucks out blood. People cheered celebrating this new beginning but everything inside me was sucked away with the betrayal that hung to her face. I hadn’t chosen her. My Luna, my love and my mate. Instead I chose someone else. Not just anybody, her stepsister. The same vile woman who had hurt my mate on multiple occasions.
As Eloise placed her palm on my bicep, I snapped out of my thoughts and turned to look at her. She smiled at me, victoriously, as if hinting that I had made the right choice. I nodded and removed her palm from my arm, hating the way her skin felt against mine. I hated the ick it gave me. It lacked the warmth Sienna gave me.
My eyes went back to her, but she was nowhere to be found. I wanted to apologize. Apologise for putting her through this. She had to know why I did this.
The high priest called us for our blood oath, where we swear in as the Alpha and Luna of the pack, sealing our fate until death parts us. It also symbolizes a marriage in the werewolf community.
‘I shall shower you with so much love that you shall never feel left out.’ My own words echo in my head as I close my eyes for the ritual.
Shutting them out, I force my eyes open and slice my palm with the sacrificial knife. Eloise does the same and we join our palms together, letting our blood mix and drip into the water basin below.
“With the blessings and the power from the Moon Goddess, may you be ever successful and together forever.” The high priest blessed us, sprinkling the holy water on us.
Forever?
‘I was, I am and I will always be yours. Forever.’ That was what I had told her. Not once, not twice but every single time she questioned herself and us.
And now, I was never hers.
I could never be.
With that thought I left the chamber with Eloise and joined the pack for celebrating tonight.
I tried my best in searching for her. She has to be here. As I moved through the crowd of people, Eloise already lost somewhere behind, I headed to the packhouse, where I felt I could find her.
She shall forgive me when she hears my apology.
Little did I know that that would not be true.
My heart and mind are in shambles, but my body does not betray me. I do not run. I do not turn. I walk out of the council chamber with steady steps because I have learned that panic feeds fate. If I let it see me crack, it will pry me open further. I knew this day would come. I just didn’t expect it to arrive wrapped in protocol and politics.The council agrees to supply Vineclaw to the Blood Moon pack. I vote with the rest of them. I outline terms, conditions, timelines. My voice remains even. My hands do not shake. When the decision is finalized, the room exhales. He is granted temporary stay until his pack learns the process. Long enough for him to linger. Long enough for old wounds to breathe again. I leave before anyone can look too closely at me.I feel him behind me before he speaks. Some presences never truly disappear. They wait.“Sienna.”I keep walking. Not because I am afraid, but because stopping too soon would give him power.“Please,” he says. “Just a moment.”I stop at
The road stretched endlessly ahead, dark asphalt cutting through forests that smelled unfamiliar even through closed windows. The engine hummed steadily beneath us, tires eating mile after mile, six hours of distance separating my pack from the one we were heading toward. Vineclaw. A weapon. A drug. A necessary evil wrapped in leaves and venom. If it were up to me, I would have gone alone. But necessity had its own rules.I sat in the back seat, elbow resting against the window, forehead leaned lightly against the cool glass. My beta drove, both hands firm on the wheel, eyes alert. The gamma sat beside him, already restless barely an hour into the journey. Our healer was in the seat next to me, quiet, eyes closed, conserving energy the way healers always did.“I still don’t understand why we’re doing this on four wheels,” the gamma muttered, shifting in his seat for the third time in ten minutes. “My legs are screaming. Wolves weren’t meant to sit like humans. We could have covered th
5 Years LaterI wake up to the sound of glass shattering.The noise cuts through sleep like a blade, sharp and unmistakable, followed immediately by raised voices. My heart lurches as I push myself out of bed, feet barely touching the floor as I rush toward the kitchen. Fear comes first, instinctive and consuming. Glass is never just glass when children are involved.“What happened?” I demand as I step into the doorway.The sight in front of me makes my breath hitch. A broken plate lies in pieces near the counter. A glass tumbler has met the same fate. Selena and Kane stand on opposite sides of the mess, both frozen, both guilty, both already bracing for what they think is coming.Kane’s lower lip trembles. Selena’s chin lifts stubbornly, though her eyes shine with unshed tears.“Why were you touching the glass?” I ask, my voice sharper than I intend. Fear bleeds into frustration before I can stop it. “You know better than that.”“We were careful,” Selena says quickly, pointing at her
The pack house is alive with celebration. Laughter echoes through the corridors, music reverberates through the stone walls, and the air smells of food, wine, and triumph. Every sound feels louder than it should, sharper, like it is scraping against my skin. This place has never felt more crowded, yet I have never felt more alone. Everyone is celebrating the rise of a new Alpha and Luna. Everyone except the girl who was supposed to stand there beside him.I am sitting on the edge of the bed in my childhood room, staring at walls that have seen too much of me. This room has held my tears, my fears, my small hopes that I never dared speak aloud. I take it in slowly, like I am memorizing a place that will soon no longer exist for me. Maybe now I understand. Maybe everyone was right about me all along. I should have never been here. I never truly belonged. I should have never believed him. I should have never believed his promises of me being his Luna, of us standing together, of forever.












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