LOGINI opened my mouth to plead, but he backhanded me, his strength sending me crashing to the floor once more. Pain exploded in my head, and I tasted blood again.
Lila’s laughter rang out, sweet and mocking. “Take her to the dungeons. Let her rot there until she learns respect.”
The guards seized me, dragging me away as the crowd jeered and laughed. My vision blurred, pain radiating through my body, but I refused to cry. I wouldn’t give them the satisfaction.
As the darkness closed in around me, one thought echoed through my mind.
One day, they would pay for this.
I would survive. And I would make them all pay. Would they really pay for my suffering? It a question I begin to ask myself as the humiliation and bully increased....
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Life as a slave in the pack house was hell. It wasn’t just the cruelty of Lila and Kaden’s cold indifference that tormented me. It was the constant abuse from everyone around me.
The other servants despised me. They saw me as a traitor, a cursed wolf who had tried to trick the Alpha with dark magic. Lila had spread her lies well, poisoning their minds against me.
Mira, the head maid, was the worst. She took pleasure in making my life miserable. She was tall and strong, her wolf fierce and dominant. I was nothing compared to her—a weak wolf, a slave with no power or protection.
Every morning, she would burst into my room, kicking the door open and yanking me out of bed. “Get up, lazy rat! You think you get special treatment just because you used to be part of the pack?” She would slap me across the face, her nails digging into my skin. “You’re nothing now. Less than nothing.”
I learned to wake up before dawn, washing quickly and hurrying to the kitchen before she could find another excuse to punish me. But no matter how hard I worked, it was never enough.
“You missed a spot,” Mira would sneer, deliberately stepping into the bucket of soapy water and kicking it over. “Clean it up. And when you’re done, scrub the entire hallway again. On your hands and knees.”
The other maids would laugh, whispering cruel things as they passed by. “Look at her, the great Ella, reduced to a dog scrubbing floors.”
“She deserves it,” another would say. “My cousin told me she tried to curse the Alpha. She’s lucky they didn’t kill her.”
I kept my head down, scrubbing until my fingers bled, refusing to react to their taunts. I couldn’t defend myself. If I did, they would report me to Lila, and she would have me thrown back into the dungeons—or worse.
But the work wasn’t the worst part. It was the little cruelties they inflicted when no one else was watching.
One day, I was washing dishes in the kitchen when Mira sauntered over, a wicked smile on her lips. “You missed a spot,” she said, pointing to a clean plate. “Are you blind, or just useless?”
Before I could respond, she grabbed my head and shoved my face into the soapy water, holding me down. My lungs burned, water filling my nose and mouth as I struggled to breathe.
Finally, she released me, and I gasped for air, choking and sputtering as she laughed. “Pathetic. You can’t even clean properly. Maybe I should tell the Luna to throw you out with the trash.”
I coughed, my body trembling with fear and humiliation, but I forced myself to nod. “Yes, Mira. I’m sorry.”
She smirked, tossing a wet rag at me. “Clean up this mess. And if I find even a single spot, you’ll be sleeping outside with the dogs tonight.”
I scrubbed the kitchen floors until my hands bled, my eyes stinging with unshed tears. But I wouldn’t cry. I wouldn’t give them that satisfaction.
After that, the bullying grew worse. The other servants followed Mira’s lead, shoving me in the hallways, spilling food on me, and laughing as I cleaned up their messes.
Once, they locked me in the pantry overnight, laughing as I banged on the door, begging to be let out. “Let me out, please!” I cried, my voice breaking. But they only laughed, their voices echoing through the darkness.
When they finally opened the door the next morning, Mira was waiting, her arms crossed. “Lazy, useless slave,” she spat, slapping me hard across the face. “You think you can just hide and avoid your chores?”
I opened my mouth to explain, but she grabbed my hair, yanking me to my knees. “No excuses. Clean the entire kitchen. And you
better be done before breakfast, or you’ll be cleaning the outhouses next.”
The Ending of One Chapter... The Beginning of AnotherAs laughter echoed beneath the starlit sky, and the warmth of love and loyalty blanketed the pack, the night passed with joy—marking the end of one dark chapter, and the beginning of something far more precious:A future where love ruled, not fear.Where power protected, not destroyed.And where even the most broken hearts found healing.The She-Devil was gone.The war was over.And the Alpha’s house was finally at peace...---Book Two: "Alpha Theo: Legacy of the Banished Omega".---Epilogue: The Arrival of SamanthaThe wind carried the scent of pine and earth as the sun dipped behind the dense border of the Dam-Nighade Pack. The howls of patrol wolves echoed in the distance, warning travelers that they were entering a new territory—one governed by strict rules, fresh beginnings, and a young Alpha who had risen from the favor of the powerful Alpha Damian.Among the newest group of arrivals was Samantha.Her once-glossy hair was t
The Night BeforeAs the moon cast its silver glow over the estate, Damian summoned a trusted guard and issued a single command:“Announce it. Tomorrow, at dawn—Lila's execution. Let it be known throughout the pack. But warn them—no women and children are allowed.”The message spread like wildfire. Whispers turned to murmurs. By midnight, even the stars seemed to hold their breath.---The Morning of JudgmentThe sun had barely risen when a restless crowd began to gather at the pack’s central arena. Despite the warning, curiosity proved stronger than fear—some women and even children slipped into the crowd, eager to witness the fall of the She-Devil they’d heard about in hushed tales and seen with their eyes.Soon, the massive gates groaned open. Damian entered the arena, flanked by Lucian, the elders, and a line of armored warriors. His presence alone was enough to hush the crowd into silence. He stepped forward, eyes sweeping across his people.Then he began to speak—his voice calm,
Back at the Estate…The moment Damian returned to his estate, he was met by the frantic voice of a servant. “Alpha—it's Luna Ella. She hasn't stopped vomiting since she returned from the dungeon.”Panic flashed in Damian's eyes. Without a word, he rushed toward their chamber. The door opened to the sound of retching, and there she was—curled on her side, her face pale and clammy, hands gripping the edge of the bed as another wave of nausea struck her.“Ella,” he breathed, dropping to his knees beside her.She looked up, her eyes filled with exhaustion. “I-I’m fine,” she whispered weakly. “It’s just… the smell down there… the blood… it won’t leave my mind.”Not wasting another second, Damian ordered for the pack healer.Within minutes, the elderly woman arrived with her satchel, bowing swiftly before going to Ella’s side. After a thorough examination and quiet hums of concern, she turned to Damian. “My Alpha,” she said gently, “her reaction is likely tied to emotional distress. The t
Meanwhile… Deep in the DungeonsTwo days of unrelenting torment had passed, and Lila was barely recognizable.Her once-pristine hair now hung in tangled, blood-caked knots. Her limbs trembled from open wounds. The dungeon reeked of rot, silver, and defeat.Liam’s torture had been ruthless, methodical—and most of all, personal.But today, another figure descended into the darkness.Damian. And beside him, despite his earlier reluctance, was Ella.She had insisted on coming. Wanted to see for herself what had become of the monster who had tried to rip her life apart.But nothing could have prepared her for the sight.The moment her eyes met Lila’s mutilated figure, the memories came flooding back—the poison, the betrayal, the constant fear. Her heart clenched, and the weight of everything she’d endured surged through her.She collapsed to her knees, sobbing uncontrollably.“Ella—” Damian’s face shifted from stoic to alarmed. He knelt by her side, holding her close as her body shook with
Elsewhere in the Pack...Samantha’s house was unusually loud that afternoon.Her friends—giggling and excited—had stopped by to deliver the latest gossip from outside the confines of her father’s tight restrictions. But the moment the words left their lips, Samantha’s entire mood changed. “Theo’s the new Alpha of the Dam-Nighade Pack!” one of them had squealed.“And Rina’s going with him—they’re leaving tonight!” another added.Samantha had forced a smile. Nodded politely. Pretended to be unfazed.But the moment they left, her face contorted into one of pure rage.A scream tore through her throat, loud and feral, shaking the windowpanes. She grabbed the nearest vase and hurled it against the wall. Shards scattered like her splintering pride.Her mother, who had been working outside, came rushing in.“Samantha!” she gasped, eyes widening at the sight of her daughter pacing like an unhinged wolf. “What is it?”Samantha’s voice was trembling with fury. “He’s leaving… to become Alpha. Wi
Theo and Liam nearly tripped over themselves racing home, their hearts pounding with a blend of joy, disbelief, and nerves. It wasn’t every day a warrior came back from battle not only victorious—but appointed as Alpha and Gamma of a new pack.Their parents’ modest home sat at the end of the main street, its porch still lit with the soft glow of a hanging lantern. Theo didn’t even knock. He pushed the door open, breathless with excitement.“Mother! Father!” Liam called out.Their parents, who had been finishing their evening meal, looked up in alarm. Their mother wiped her hands on her apron as their father stood, sensing the urgency.“What is it? What’s wrong?” their mother asked.Liam grinned from ear to ear. “You’re looking at the new Gamma of the Pack.”They blinked, stunned. Before they could ask, Theo stepped forward.“And I… I’ve just been appointed Alpha of the Dam-Nighade Pack.”The silence was deafening.Then, in a burst of disbelief and joy, their parents rushed forward, em







