LOGIN“Abort them. I won’t let a pathetic Omega ruin my future.” Six years ago, Sara Miller was the Crescent Moon Pack’s greatest shame. After one night of fated passion, her mate—the future Alpha Killian Blackwood—didn’t just reject her; he demanded the death of their unborn children. When rogues burned the pack house, Sara let everyone believe she had burned with it. Now, she is Candice Miller, the lethal CEO of a global security empire. She has a new face, a cold heart, and two Alpha-born twins Killian doesn’t know exist. When the man who broke her comes crawling to her office, begging for her help to save his dying pack, Candice accepts. Not to save him, but to destroy him from the inside. But as old flames reignite and dangerous secrets about her children’s bloodline emerge, Candice realizes that revenge is a game where nobody escapes unscarred. Killian wants his Luna. He wants his heirs. But Candice isn't a submissive Omega anymore—and she’s brought a war he isn't ready for.
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I was done with everything. I stood at the edge of that stupid cliff, heart hammering so hard it felt like it was going to crack my ribs. Only one thing in my head: jump. Just jump and make all the bullying stop. Make the pain stop. Make me stop existing. “Goddess, forgive me,” I whispered, voice shaking like a leaf, then I stepped off. I didn’t fall. A strong hand grabbed my wrist, rough and tight, yanking me back so hard my shoulder screamed. My legs kicked uselessly in the air while the rest of me just hung there like worthless trash. “Sara, what the fuck is wrong with you?!” Killian shouted, dragging me up and throwing me onto the grass. I lost my mind. I started clawing at his arms, kicking, scratching, trying to bite anything I could reach. “Let me go! Just let me die, you bastard!” “Leave me alone, Killian! I hate you!” I screamed, still fighting like a wild animal even though he was way stronger. He shifted back fast, eyes wide open in shock. “Sara! What the hell are you doing?!” I didn’t answer. Tears were burning my eyes but I refused to let them fall in front of him. Why did he have to show up and ruin even my death? “You could’ve died,” he said, voice suddenly softer as he knelt beside me on the grass. “That was the whole fucking point, you idiot!” I snapped, chest heaving. He stared at me like I’d slapped him. “Sara…” I let out this ugly, broken laugh. It sounded wet and crazy. If I didn’t laugh I was definitely going to start sobbing like a child. “Why do you even care, huh? Tell me why the fuck you care now after all these years?” “What do you mean why do I care?” He sounded pissed and confused, voice rising. “You think I’d just watch you jump and do nothing?” “Fuck you!” I yelled. I pushed myself up on shaky legs and slammed both hands into his chest as hard as I could. He didn’t even budge. “What are you now? My fucking savior? I don’t need your pity!” “Sara, calm down—” “Why didn’t you just let me die?!” My voice cracked wide open. “That’s the least you owe me! Why do you and your rich asshole friends always have to destroy the one thing I finally decide to do for myself? I could’ve been gone by now. I could’ve finally forgotten about all of you!” “Death isn’t the answer, Sara.” “Oh yeah? Then what is the answer?” I sneered, snot running down my face. “Living like this? Being the pack’s punching bag every single day? Getting bullied and pushed around by you and your crew? You saved me just so you all can keep having your favorite toy to torment?” “You’re hurting bad, I can see that—” “No you don’t see shit!” I screamed right in his face. “You don’t understand anything! I lost my parents… and then I lost you. My best friend. You dropped me like garbage the second I wasn’t rich enough or good enough for your new circle!” I hated him so much my stomach was twisting. I tried to run back toward the cliff edge again but he grabbed my arm fast. I screamed and kicked and hit him with everything I had. “Let go of me! Let me go!” He didn’t. Instead he threw me over his shoulder like I weighed nothing and started marching toward the pack house. “Put me down, Killian! I swear I’ll kill you myself!” He stayed quiet the whole way. He used the side entrance, probably ashamed to be seen carrying the weak omega. When we got to my tiny room he kicked the door open and dropped me on my small bed, surprisingly gentle. “Go away,” I whispered harshly, curling up. “Why? So you can try to jump again the moment I leave?” he asked, standing there looking down at me. “Shit…” I wiped my muddy, tear-streaked face with even muddier hands. He went into the bathroom without another word, came back with a basin of water and a cloth. He started cleaning my hands, my feet, my arms. I was too drained to fight him anymore. Then he knelt in front of me and reached for my face. I tried to pull away but he held my chin softly. His touch felt too kind. It reminded me of the Killian from ten years ago, before he became one of them. “Why are you doing all this?” I asked, my voice breaking completely. “You hate me. You’ve spent years making sure I know how much you hate me.” “I don’t hate you, Sara,” he said quietly. He finished wiping my face, took the basin back to the bathroom, then pulled the chair right next to my bed and sat there staring at me in silence. “Making sure I don’t kill myself tonight, huh?” I said with a dry, ugly chuckle. He still didn’t speak. Just kept watching me. Something stupid took over me. I reached out slowly and touched his jaw. He stiffened but didn’t move away. I leaned in and kissed him, sloppy and desperate. He snapped. His hands grabbed my hair hard and he kissed me back, rough and almost angry. Clothes came off in a messy rush — shirts pulled over heads, pants shoved down. He pushed me flat on the bed. I felt his hard dick, hot and heavy, rubbing against my thigh. My heart was pounding. When he spread my legs and pushed the head of his cock against my pussy, I was already wet but still scared. He thrust in hard without warning. “Fuck—!” I gasped loud. It hurt. Sharp burning pain as he stretched me open. He was thick and he didn’t go slow at all. He shoved deeper, grunting, hips slamming against me right away. “Ahh… shit, Killian… it hurts…” I moaned, nails digging into his back. He kept going, rough and fast, the bed creaking like crazy. “Sara…” he growled my name between heavy breaths. Every thrust felt too deep, too much. My pussy burned but it was also getting wetter, making these embarrassing slick sounds. I couldn’t hold back the moans slipping out. “Oh fuck… oh god…” My legs were shaking badly. It hurt and felt good at the same time in the messiest way. I felt full, raw, used. “Don’t stop… please…” I begged even though I hated myself for it, voice all broken and whiny. He fucked me harder, grunting with every slam. “You feel so fucking tight…” he muttered against my neck. My body started tightening up. I was moaning louder, almost crying. “Killian… I’m gonna— ahh!” My pussy clenched hard around his dick as I came, thighs trembling, a messy rush that made my eyes roll back for a second. He cursed under his breath, thrust a few more jerky times, then buried himself deep. I felt his cock twitching inside me as he came, hot spurts filling my pussy. We stayed like that for a minute, both breathing hard and sweaty. Then he pulled out slowly. When I woke up the next morning, bright sunlight was stabbing into the room. My body felt sore between my legs, sticky from last night. I reached over to the other side of the bed, hoping to feel him there. It was cold. Killian was gone.KILLIAN."She's not coming back, is she?"Leo stood in the doorway of my study on the second day, small and still in his pajamas. It wasn’t a question. It was a statement from a five-year-old who had already learned that adults sometimes lied to make things hurt less.I hadn’t slept. The bond in my chest felt like a lamp running out of oil, the flame flickering weaker with every passing hour. Claude’s latest trace had hit a dead end. Three search teams had come back empty-handed. Candice had vanished completely.I looked at my son standing there, blue eyes steady and far too knowing for his age."Come here, Leo," I said quietly, my voice rough from disuse.He walked over without hesitation and climbed into the chair across from my desk. He didn’t cry. He didn’t ask a hundred questions like he usually did. He just sat there, small hands folded in his lap, looking at me like he was waiting for me to fix the world.We sat in silence for a long time.Then Leo reached into his pajama pocke
CANDICE."You look terrible."The old woman behind the counter said it without judgment, just a simple observation as she poured coffee into a chipped mug and slid it across the counter toward me.I sat in the small roadside diner forty minutes outside Crescent Moon territory, the kind of place truckers and lost souls stopped at 3 AM. No phone. No bag. Just the clothes on my back and the small carved wolf tucked deep in my pocket like a secret I couldn’t let go of.I wrapped my cold hands around the warm mug and stared at the dark liquid.“Thank you,” I whispered. My voice sounded like it belonged to someone else. “For the coffee.”The old woman — grey hair pulled back in a loose bun, kind eyes that had seen too many broken people — didn’t ask questions. She just nodded and kept the pot nearby.I sat there for hours, the weight of what I’d done pressing down until I couldn’t breathe.“Greta?” I whispered under my breath, so quietly the old woman couldn’t hear. “Are you there? Please…
KILLIANThe east wing sitting room felt like a cage.Elaine sat across from me, legs crossed elegantly, teacup in hand, looking for all the world like we were negotiating a simple alliance instead of bargaining for Candice’s life.The bond in my chest pulsed weakly — a fading heartbeat that reminded me with every second how little time we had left.Claude stood to my left, fists clenched so tight his knuckles were white. Darian stood by the door, arms crossed, eyes burning with quiet horror as he watched Elaine like she was a venomous snake ready to strike.Elaine took a slow sip of tea, then set the cup down with deliberate grace.“So,” she said calmly, “let’s be clear about what I’m asking for. I want formal recognition as a protected ally of Crescent Moon Pack. Full status. Immunity from my father’s reach. No more surveillance. No more Claude watching my every move like I’m seconds away from betraying you all.”Claude’s jaw tightened. “You leaked information that could destroy this
KILLIANI was losing my mind.The ache in my chest had become a constant, gnawing void that refused to let me breathe properly. Every inhale felt shallower, every exhale heavier, like the bond itself was being slowly strangled. The steady pull that had anchored me since Candice walked back into my life was dimming faster now — a flame struggling against a storm, flickering weaker with every passing hour.I paced the command center like a caged wolf, hands clenched so tight my nails dug into my palms, drawing blood I barely felt. The monitors glowed with useless maps and dead-end traces. The silence in the room was deafening except for the pounding of my own heart.Claude stood in front of me, trying to block my path, his face exhausted but determined.“Killian, you need to breathe,” he said, voice low and urgent. “You’re spiraling. The bond dimming is serious, but panicking won’t help us find her faster. You have to stay focused. For her. For the children. For the pack.”I stopped pac












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