LOGINLyra Everwood grew up thinking she was unremarkable—until the moment her mate, Alpha Damien, discovered the mark on her wrist and branded her as cursed. The pack turned against her, rallying as their Alpha expelled her, rejecting her in order to "shield" them from her alleged ill fate. Left for dead in the Forbidden Lands, Lyra should have met her end. Instead, she was rescued by an ancient society that unveiled the truth: the mark that Damien feared was not a curse—it was the emblem of a lost bloodline, granting her powers surpassing any Luna or Alpha in existence. Years later, a conflict approaches, and Damien’s pack teeters on the edge of annihilation. The only person capable of rescuing them is the mate he rejected. However, Lyra has transformed; she is no longer the fragile girl he left behind—she has come back, more formidable than ever, and she’s not by herself. Will she rescue the mate who betrayed her? Or will she allow his world to crumble?
View MoreThe Alpha’s Betrayal
The Bloodmoon Pack’s ceremonial gathering was supposed to be the happiest night of Lyra Everwood’s life.
The grand hall, built from dark oak and ancient stone, was alive with energy. Golden chandeliers hung from the high ceilings, their flickering flames casting warm light over the crowd. The scent of roasted meat and sweet honeywine filled the air as pack members whispered and laughed, their excitement crackling like an electric current.
Tonight was the Mating Ceremony—a sacred event where the Moon Goddess revealed fated mates. It was the night dreams came true, where wolves found their other halves, their soul bonds.
For years, Lyra had imagined this moment. She wasn’t an Alpha’s daughter, nor a warrior, but she had hoped. She had prayed that she would find the one who would love her unconditionally.
And then—she felt it.
A shiver raced down her spine. A heat curled in her stomach, spreading like wildfire through her veins.
Her wolf stirred.
Her head snapped up, and her breath caught in her throat.
The scent hit her like a tidal wave.
It was intoxicating—rich, earthy, laced with dominance and power. A scent that sent a pulse of recognition through her very soul.
Her mate.
Her gaze locked onto the towering figure near the entrance of the hall.
Alpha Damien Blackwood.
The most powerful Alpha in the region.
His dark eyes widened slightly as their bond flared to life between them. She saw the golden flecks in his irises shimmer for a brief moment before his expression hardened.
He could feel it, too.
The room fell into silence as the energy shifted. Every wolf in the hall sensed the mate bond snapping into place.
The murmurs began.
"The Alpha found his mate…"
"Wait—look at her wrist!" "No… it can’t be!"Confused, Lyra followed their stares and glanced down at her own wrist.
The silver insignia.
A strange marking she had been born with. A birthmark unlike any other—a swirling silver design, almost glowing under the candlelight.
Her mother had always told her it was nothing. But now…
Now, the room was filled with fear.
"She bears the mark!" someone whispered, their voice trembling.
"The cursed one!" another spat. "Her blood will bring ruin to us all!"Lyra’s heart pounded. What were they saying?
She turned back to Damien, searching for reassurance, for anything that could explain this.
But his face was unreadable.
Then Serena, his Beta and closest advisor, leaned in and whispered something in his ear.
Damien’s jaw clenched. His hands balled into fists at his sides.
And then, his voice rang clear and cold through the hall.
"I, Alpha Damien Blackwood, reject you as my mate."
Lyra’s world shattered.
A physical pain tore through her chest, white-hot and unbearable. The mate bond cracked like fragile glass, splitting apart, leaving her breathless.
She gasped, stumbling backward, her vision blurring.
No. No, this wasn’t happening.
Damien took a slow step forward, towering over her, his presence suffocating.
"You are hereby exiled from the Bloodmoon Pack."
A stunned silence followed.
Then came chaos.
Before she could react, strong hands grabbed her arms. The pack’s guards. Their grips like iron, their faces void of sympathy.
"No—please!" she cried, struggling against them. "Damien, please!"
Her voice broke on his name.
But he didn’t even look at her.
Not once.
Tears blurred her vision as the guards dragged her toward the packhouse doors. She twisted, fought, but it was pointless.
The last thing she saw before the doors slammed shut behind her—
Was the pack celebrating.
As if her existence had never mattered at all.
The Night That Struck Back The first arrow flew through the air without a sound. It sliced through the darkness like a whisper, just grazing Rowan’s shoulder before embedding itself deep into the tree behind him. The impact was sharp enough to splinter the bark. Rowan reacted in an instant. “Down!” He twisted, pulling Aria down with him as a second arrow zipped through the space where her head had been just a heartbeat before. They hit the forest floor hard, leaves and dirt flying as Rowan rolled, positioning himself between her and the encroaching shadows. Aria’s heart pounded against her ribs. Not out of fear. But recognition. “They followed us,” she said, already reaching inward—toward the lunar thread humming beneath her skin. Rowan was on his feet in a flash, his eyes blazing silver. “Stay behind me.” “I won’t,” she replied, her voice steady. The forest responded before he could argue. Branches creaked. Shadows thickened unnaturally, pooling between
When the Council Cracks Morian’s screams didn’t linger for long. The silver chains constricted, pulsing with a fire that mirrored the moon, forcing him down to his knees in the heart of the shattered oath circle. Smoke spiraled from his skin where the runes seared into his flesh, binding both truth and guilt. But what truly unsettled Aria wasn’t his suffering. It was the silence from the elders. They stood there, frozen—five figures who once wielded absolute power—now laid bare under the Moon’s judgment. Their robes fluttered weakly in the breeze, no longer emblems of authority but remnants of a deception too ancient to withstand the light. Rowan was beside Aria, blood drying on his forearm, his posture protective yet restrained. He felt it too—the moment when the world’s balance shifted. Finally, the iron-eyed elder spoke again, her voice stripped of its usual chill… now strained. “This was never meant to happen.” Aria turned to her slowly. “No,” she replied so
The Trap Beneath the OathThe summons came at dawn.Not through a messenger.But by oath.Aria sensed it the moment the moon slipped below the horizon—a sharp tug at her chest, like invisible fingers tightening around a thread that only she could feel.Rowan stirred awake at the same moment.He shot up, his eyes already glowing silver. “They’ve called for you.”Aria nodded slowly. “An Oath Beacon.”His jaw tightened. “That means the Council is invoking ancient law.”“Yes,” she replied softly. “One they think I can’t refuse.”The beacon pulsed again—subtle yet unyielding—drawing her toward the old neutral grounds where treaties had been made and broken in the same breath.Rowan swung his legs over the bed. “So they expect you to go alone.”“They do,” Aria confirmed.“And you won’t be going alone.”She offered a faint smile. “No.”By midday, the pack was prepared.Not an army—too conspicuous.Not a council—too exposed.But a shadow force.Trusted warriors moved quietly through the
The Council’s Hand The first indication that the High Council had taken action wasn’t the crackle of fire. It was an eerie silence. No warnings rang out from the borders. No scouts rushed back, breathless with news of encroaching rogues or battling packs. The forests were unnaturally quiet, as if even the wind had been commanded to hold its breath. Aria sensed it before anyone uttered a word. She stood at the edge of Silvercrest’s eastern watchtower, the moonlight draping over her like a second skin. The glow beneath her skin pulsed faintly—uneasy. Alert. “They’ve made their choice,” she whispered. Rowan stepped up beside her, his presence solid and grounding. “You felt it too.” “Yes.” Her fingers curled slowly. “And it wasn't without hesitation.” It was a calculation. Behind them, hurried footsteps echoed against the stone. A warrior skidded to a halt, bowing sharply. “Alpha. Luna—” He quickly corrected himself, unsure, then continued. “A messenger has a












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