LOGINHe rejected me for the woman he once loved. Now, the Moon Goddess has given us another chance— but this time, I’m the one walking away. He was my mate. The Alpha every she-wolf dreamed of—strong, cold, perfect. But on the night of our union, he whispered the words that broke me completely: “You were never meant to be mine. She was.” His “her.” The woman who once owned his heart... and came back to claim it again. That night, I left the pack—bleeding, but proud. I carried the pain of rejection in silence, because to him, I was just the Luna chosen by fate. But to me, he was everything I’d ever wanted to love. Years passed, and I built myself back up, piece by piece. Then, under a blood moon, the Moon Goddess bound our souls again. I never expected to see him kneeling before me— the once-feared Alpha, now begging the same woman he once threw away. Only this time... the Luna he hunted has learned how to bite back.
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“Ouu” she moaned. I paused for a second to observe her, she was losing patience and wanted my dick deep inside her. I grinned as she cried, “Dom please go faster… I… n…need you in me or I’ll go insane”. I bent her down and put my dick in her pussy. It was so wet and my dick slipped in sweetly. As I hit her deep inside, her moans became louder. “Ouu… Oh… Dom…” my left hand nibbled on her right nipples and I put my other hand on her throat, licking her neck from behind. I didn't even know this girl I was fucking, but I was going to make sure she could not walk well on her way out. She squirmed and longed for me, I knew I ignited a spark by licking her, it always made them tingle and gave me pleasure. “Say my name baby,” I whispered in her ear, creasing my demonic breath on her, making her squirm. “Dom…” My pace increased as I moved back and forth pounding her deep inside and making her ass sound like sounds of slap. Then I finally came. Leaving her body to fall on the bed I turned and headed for the bathroom to wash up. Coming out in my white thick long towel, a knock landed on my door. ‘Who could that be?’ ‘Desmond.’ “Are you still living this messy lifestyle? When are you going to get married?” I raised my hand for him to stop and I turned to the naked female on the bed. “Get off my fucking bed, I didn't pay you to sleep on my bed.” she shivered and weakly put on her clothes “See you soon,” she said on her way out. “And Desmond, don't ever ask me that question, especially in front of a human being. I've told you I don't want to fall in love or be obligated to try, I am a happy man now that I have left Linda, and I would like it to remain so.” I said in my low, deep and husky voice. “You scare everyone with that voice and that look, but not me bro, never. I wonder how you intend to go about your heir,” he said as he sat on the couch in the room. I didn't want to be married, but I needed an heir. “Maybe I'll adopt a child, it'll save me all the stress.” An awkward silence lingered in the room. “Spill it,” I said without looking in his direction. I know has something on his chest. “Since you don't want to fall in love, why don't you go into a contract marriage and once your Son is born you guys have a divorce?” I raised one eyebrow and eyed him to his toe. “I mean… It's a great idea. That way, your heart stays safe and you get your lineage to continue what you have built.” I eyed him as he spoke and darted his eyes left and right, he never looked at me directly until he finished. “It's a good idea you know. Better than letting someone who is not of your blood claim your wealth.” As much as he still irritates me, he sure does make a point. I would still seem disciplined and respected among my competitors, pushing me ahead. “Give it a thought and get back to me, will you?” He stood up and walked towards the door. “I have a painting that has just been bought and I need to deliver it myself.” My brows knitted in frustration and my jaw twitched from the irritation I was feeling. Now I wish that whore was still here, I would have fucked the life out of her. *** I prepared myself in my favourite attire, my blue tuxedo, and headed downstairs. I had a meeting in an hour, and I was not the man to be late to my meetings. By the time I arrived at the office, my secretary was present. “Good morning Mr. Dominic.” She greeted me. “Good morning Rachel,” I said with a small smile. “Hope you had a lovely weekend?” I always looked after Rachel because she is my adopted daughter. She was the only one I smiled with. But only Rachel and I knew this, not even Desmond. Getting into my office, I fell into my seat and began checking my schedule for the day on my laptop. It was quite easy, I just had to meet up with my different managers and get an account of how my organizations were running. I am so rich and industrious that it is impossible to keep up with everything I own. Just then, Rachel walked in with my coffee and served it on my table. She didn't say a word because she knew I hated unreasonable conversations, I had no business with her private life, only if it involved giving her some money. “Mr Dominic,” she said and I raised my head to her. I didn't expect her to speak, but… “I would like to ask you a favour.” ‘Oh, how much does she need now?’ I thought to myself. “Will you remarry Sir? She put her face down and began picking her fingers like an eight-year-old. “Get the hell out of my office if you have nothing reasonable to say to me. I don't have time for fruitless conversations.” I growled from my seat. She ran out speedily before my statement was completed. I turned to my buzzing phone, Desmond was calling. “What do you want from me?” I demanded when I picked up his call. “Do you have my answer?” he asked very calmly. “I am not interested in falling in love, Desmond. But…” I grumbled. At that moment I admired his idea. I would still have fun with other women, I will make sure the contract states this specifically. “I guess that is a yes,” Desmond asked. “Yeah, I guess so too. And make sure you find someone naive, I don't want what will even attract me to her for a second, just make sure she has a pleasant face.” I ended the call, and swung my legs above my table keeping them on top. ‘I'm doing this for a son.’ I thought. Once he was born we would go through the divorce.Selene’s POVI froze, my limbs trembling as the Shade’s voice slid through the clearing like smoke curling around the trees.“Your blood remembers me… even if you don’t,” it whispered again, low, deliberate, almost savoring each word.Arden’s hands clamped over my shoulders, anchoring me. His body pressed close behind me, muscles taut. “Selene… don’t speak. Don’t even breathe in its direction.”“I… I can’t just—” My throat felt dry, as if even a word might call it closer.“You will,” he growled under his breath. “Do not respond. Do you understand?”“Yes,” I whispered, though my voice shook.A low hiss came from the shadows, and I could feel the weight of its gaze on me. Cold. Possessive. Wrong. My chest tightened.Arden’s jaw clenched. “It knows you. Selene. And it doesn’t care about anything else.”“I… don’t understand. How can it—how can it know me?” My voice cracked.“You’re Luna-blood,” Arden said, his tone sharp, urgent. “That’s not a question. It remembers the line. It senses it
Selene’s POV The moment we stepped out of the treeline, the air shifted. Not the forest’s usual hush—this was different. Voices. Dozens of them. A low, tense hum. Arden’s hand shot out across my stomach, stopping me before I stepped into the open clearing. “Stay behind me,” he murmured, but his voice wasn’t sharp. More… unsettled. I peeked around him. There were people—wolves—gathered near the half-collapsed cabin by the ravine. Lanterns flickered against their silhouettes, illuminating drawn weapons and wary eyes. “Who are they?” I whispered. Arden exhaled slowly. “Rogues. But not the usual kind.” Before I could ask what he meant, a woman stepped forward from the group. Tall, lean, with dark braids and a scar slashing across one cheek. Her yellow eyes glowed even without shifting. When she saw Arden, her lips parted in genuine surprise. “You?” she said softly. “I thought you were dead.” “Disappointed?” Arden replied dryly. She barked a short laugh. “Actually? Relieved.”
Selene’s POVArden pulled me through the hallway like the building was collapsing behind us. His hand was burning against mine, his breath sharp with urgency. The air outside the abandoned room was colder, filled with the scent of wet pine and something sour beneath it—like rot trying to hide under fresh leaves.The earth trembled again.“Arden—what is that thing?” I asked, struggling to match his pace.He didn’t answer at first. I could feel the tension coiled inside him—like every step was a countdown he was trying to outrun.“It isn’t a wolf,” he said finally. “It’s older. And it knows you woke up.”A chill slid down my spine. “It’s after me?”“Yes.”A tree outside snapped in half like a twig. The crack echoed through my bones.I swallowed hard. “Because of my bloodline?”“Because of your power,” he corrected. “And because something in you called it.”I didn’t know which answer was worse.We burst out the back door just as another tremor ran through the earth. The forest ahead seem
Selene’s POVArden’s grip tightened around my wrist the moment the footsteps echoed down the hall—fast, sharp, purposeful.“Selene,” he breathed, voice low and urgent, “come here.”Before I could ask what was happening, he pulled me toward the darkest corner of the abandoned room—a narrow space behind a broken wooden cabinet, just big enough for the two of us to fit.“Arden—”“Quiet.”He pressed a hand gently over my mouth, not harsh, not forceful—just enough to steady my breathing. His body boxed me in completely, warmth and scent enveloping me until the outside world felt distant.The door was shoved open with a single brutal kick.Arden pressed closer against me, effectively caging me in. His heartbeat vibrated against my chest.“Someone’s here,” he mouthed.No.Not someone.A hunter.A blade was unsheathed—metal dragging across metal, cold and deadly.The hunter’s voice cut through the darkness.“Alpha Arden? I know you’re here. And the girl—you brought her with you, didn’t you?”
Selene’s POV The snow crunched beneath my boots as I moved silently through the forest, the moonlight cutting through the trees in shards of silver. My chest still burned from the pull of the bond, a relentless ache that refused to let me forget him. Arden. Even saying his name aloud in the quiet
Selene’s POV The storm came the night after I saved him. The sky tore open in flashes of silver, the kind of thunder that shook bones and rattled walls. I couldn’t sleep. Every time lightning struck, I saw his face again—half-lit, pale, and too full of words I didn’t want to hear. The pack house
Selene's POV The forest was quiet that night, except for the sound of my breathing and the crunch of leaves beneath my boots. The Blood Moon still hung above me, casting its red light through the trees. Every step I took felt heavier than the last, but stopping meant remembering—and remembering w
Selene's POV The night air smelled of moonlight and roses. The pack’s grand hall shimmered with gold and silver, draped in silks that whispered in the wind. Outside, the Blood Moon rose—our Moon Goddess’s rarest blessing. It should’ve been the most sacred night of my life. My union with the Alpha






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