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The Requiem of a Rejected Mate

Author: Jasmin
last update Last Updated: 2025-11-18 12:38:16

Asher’s POV

For the first time, I looked at Natalie differently—and damn, she looked good.

The girl who once walked around in worn-out clothes now stood there in revealing outfits that showed every curve. My heartbeat jumped. A sharp regret twisted in my chest. I couldn’t believe I had been stupid enough to sell her off.

Under the bright lights of the Rogue King’s auction house, she stood out right away. Even in that dirty place, she looked cleaner and better than anything around her.

The crowd shouted and pushed forward, hungry to get a better look.

Inside, something in me tightened as she walked onto the stage. My wolf paced restlessly, snapping and pushing at me, annoyed and tense.

For a moment, I almost raised my paddle to bid for her. Almost. But before I could, some masked man in the front row outbid everyone without hesitation. I leaned forward, trying to see his face, but that stupid mask covered everything.

When the auction ended and the hammer hit, my hands curled tight. The
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