Se connecter"I don't want a weak, pathetic orphan as my mate. I, Killian Blackwood, reject you." Sara Miller was nothing more than an Omega rat to the Crescent Moon Pack. An orphan raised on scraps and bullied by the future Alpha, she thought her eighteenth birthday would finally bring her freedom. Instead, it brought a fated mate bond with her tormentor, a hot night of passion, a public rejection and few weeks later, a pregnancy. Left for dead after a brutal rogue attack, Sara did the only thing she could—she disappeared with a vow to revenge. Six years later, the Omega rat is gone. In her place stands the CEO of the world's most elite security firm and now she has become a woman who is cold, lethal, and powerful. Sara has a new name, a new face, and two secret reasons to keep the past buried: her twin children, both carrying the unmistakable mark of an Alpha. But when a fresh wave of rogue violence threatens to destroy the Crescent Moon Pack, Alpha Killian Blackwood is forced to beg for the help of the mysterious "Ms. Miller." He doesn't recognize the woman he once threw away, but the wolf inside him knows the scent of his mate. As the danger closes in and the heat between them reignites, Sara must play a deadly game. Can she save the pack that once destroyed her without losing her children to the man who never wanted them?
Voir plusSara was done with life.
She stood by the edge of the cliff, her heart pounding so hard, with only one thought in mind: to jump. It was the only thing that would save her from years of bullying.
"Goddess, forgive me." As soon as she said the words, she took a dive, waiting to plummet and hoping that it would be so quick that her brain would barely register the pain before dying. But she didn't fall. Instead, she found herself hanging, her legs dangling below the cliff and her hand being held roughly.
"Sara, what the fuck is wrong with you?" Killian said, dragging her out. She fought against him, trying to claw his skin so she could just die in peace. The Alpha's son was one of the people who always picked on her, and now he was trying to save her.
Talk about the irony.
"Fucking leave me alone, Killian. I hate you."
He shifted back immediately, eyes looking at her in bewilderment. "Sara!"
She said nothing. Why did he have to ruin this one thing for her?
"You could have gotten yourself killed," he said softly, kneeling on the grass beside her.
"That's the point," she deadpanned.
"You… Sara!"
Sara let out a bitter laugh, because if she didn't laugh, she was going to cry. "Why do you care?" she spat at him, unable to keep the disdain away from her tone. "Why do you fucking care?"
"What do you mean why do I care?" he asked with indignation. "Sara?"
"Fuck you!" she spat, struggling to stand up. When she finally did, she slammed her hands hard into his chest.
Killian, of course, didn't budge. He was unaffected by her hitting him.
"What do you think you are now, huh?" she asked, laughing and sniffling. "A fucking savior? I don't need saving!"
"Sara…"
"Why wouldn't you just let me die? It's the very fucking least you could do for me!" she screamed. "Why do you snobbish assholes have to just ruin every goddamn good thing I have going on for myself? I could have forgotten about every single thing by now."
"Death isn't the solution."
"Oh? It isn't? And living is? Living off of your parents and not having anything of my own? Being a slave and being bullied by you and your asshole friends? Is that why you saved me? So you guys could have more laughs? Because you guys won't have anyone else to torment?"
"You're hurting… and I understand that," he said calmly.
"No, you don't understand. You don't fucking understand, Killian! I lost my fucking parents and I lost you—my fucking best friend who turned around because I wasn't rich enough. Or good enough!"
Goddess, she hated him so much. It would have hurt less if they had just stopped talking, but then he became friends with prudes and turned to joining them against her.
Sara stormed away from him angrily towards the edge of the cliff, but she didn't get very far. Killian pulled her back, holding her towards his chest. She screamed and thrashed against him, but he was like a brick. Killian simply threw her over his shoulder and began walking towards the pack house.
They got to her room eventually—Killian had passed the side entrance. Sara wasn't sure if it was for privacy or because he was ashamed of being seen with her. He kicked the door open and set her down gently on the tiny bed.
"Go away," she whispered harshly.
"Why?" He cocked his head. "So you can attempt to kill yourself again?"
"Fucking hell," she sniffled, wiping her face with her muddy hands.
Killian walked into the adjoining bathroom and came out with a basin of water and a washcloth. Sara watched him as he wiped her hands, feet, and the exposed parts of her body. She was too weak and tired to even argue with him anymore.
When he was done, he got fresh water and a washcloth and knelt in front of her. She tried to flinch away when he reached for her face, but he caught her chin gently.
His touch was so soft it hurt. It was the Killian she remembered from ten years ago.
"Why are you doing this?" she finally asked, her voice breaking. "You hate me. You've spent years making sure I know that."
"I don't hate you, Sara."
He was done wiping her face now, so he walked away to the bathroom and emptied the water. Killian pulled out the chair next to her bed and sat close to her, just staring at her face.
"Really making sure I don't kill myself, huh?" she chuckled dryly.
He said nothing but just continued staring back at her. Sara reached out slowly, her hands grazing his jawline gently. Killian stiffened but didn't say anything. She found herself leaning in, her lips touching his softly.
His lips captured hers almost roughly and possessively, his hands moving to her hair. It was perfect—until he broke it.
"Sara," he exhaled with a shaky breath.
"What?" she asked.
"You're not in your right mind… I'm not taking advantage of you."
"Advantage?" It was a funny thing to say to her.
"Yeah."
"Please," she begged. She couldn't believe she was doing this, but her mind really needed a distraction. She wanted to at least feel wanted, especially by someone she'd always liked.
"No… Sara—"
"I get it," she said coldly, standing up and moving away from him. She squeezed her hair hard. "I'm too disgusting for you to touch. Too—"
"Fuck no, Sara," he rushed to meet her where she was standing. "Don't say that. You have no idea how much I…" He bit the remaining words back, blowing air through his mouth roughly. "Fuck!" He growled, hitting the wall nearby.
His hands grabbed her waist suddenly, and before she could blink, she was pinned to the bed with one of his strong hands while the other explored her body. His lips kissed every inch of her as their clothes were abandoned somewhere on the floor. It was painful at first, but somewhere along the line, the pain faded into pleasure. Nothing had ever felt so good.
When Sara woke up, the sun was spilling harshly into the room. She reached out her hand to the other side of the bed, expecting to feel the warmth of his skin, but her bed felt… cold. Killian was gone.
KILLIAN’S POVThe drive back to Crescent Moon Pack should have cleared my head. It didn’t.My grip tightened around the steering wheel as her face refused to leave my mind. Candice Miller. Even her name felt wrong—like something that didn’t quite belong.I exhaled slowly. “Candice Miller…” I muttered, testing the name again. It still felt wrong. And yet, she didn’t feel like a stranger.My brows furrowed as my wolf stirred faintly inside me. That alone was enough to irritate me. For years, it had been nothing but a shadow—silent, distant and barely present unless absolutely necessary.But now? After meeting one woman, he suddenly wanted to wake up? My jaw clenched.I already knew I couldn’t shift. I hadn’t been able to for years. The moment I rejected Sara, something inside me broke and the backlash had never left. My wolf never fully recovered.So whatever this was, it made no sense. “I’ve never seen her before,” I muttered. “So why does she feel so familiar?”I didn't have an answer
SARA’S POVSara felt like the air had left the room as he walked in. For a second she could not breathe. Killian Blackwood stood in front of her like some ghost from her worst nightmare.He looked older now, broader, taller and more dangerous.His jaw was sharper than she remembered and his shoulders looked wider beneath his black shirt. His dark hair was shorter now, neatly trimmed, and his blue eyes were colder than before.He looked every bit like an Alpha. Like the powerful man he had grown into. But no matter how handsome he looked, Sara only saw the devil.The man who had broken her, the man who had thrown money in her face and the man who had told her to kill her babies. Her fingers curled into fists."Well?" Killian asked again, his deep voice pulling her from her thoughts. "What exactly does Ms. Miller have against the Crescent Moon Pack?"Sara stared at him. Her heart was pounding so loudly she thought he would hear it. But then something hit her. He did not know her. He di
Six years had gone by since everyone thought Sara had died at that clinic.She stood in her bathroom looking at the woman in the mirror.The woman in the mirror was not the weak Omega who used to clean floors until her fingers were all bloody. She was not the girl who was so desperate for love that she would do stupid things just to get someone to notice her.She was Candace Miller.She had used the money that Killian had given her to go to the human city and spent two years working several jobs even through her pregnancy. Once she had saved enough, had fixed her face, changed her name and built a wall around her heart that no one could ever break.Now she was the owner of Miller Security. It was funny that she had built a company based on what her father used to do, but was not just a guard. She was the woman who made the security plans for the elite.People paid a lot of money just to talk to her on the phone."Mommy Leo took my tablet again!" A little girl screamed, which made Sara
"What took you so long?" Elaine purred from where she lay on his bed. He fought an eye roll and ran a hand through his hair instead."Nothing.""Where's that filthy bitch?" she asked, batting her lashes. "I really need a foot massage.""Don't call her that," he couldn't help but say quietly.Elaine reeled, taken aback by his words. Even he was surprised by them. The wolf inside him was getting anxious. It felt like his sharp claws were scratching at his insides and making him feel bad. Ever since he gave Sara that money, he had the taste of a coward in his mouth."What?" she scoffed. "You're, like, defending her?""I'll give you a massage instead," he said, moving to the edge of the bed to divert her attention. Apart from the fact that she had left to find a doctor to get rid of the baby, he knew he couldn't bear to face her if she came into the room. "Don't want her… filth touching you.""Of course," replied Elaine with a smile.He grabbed her foot, but his mind was miles away. He wa
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