LOGINThey discarded her like a mistake. Now she’s the only one who can save them. After being rejected by her mate and humiliated by the pack she once led, Bonnie vanishes—taking her broken heart, her untapped power, and the secret growing inside her far from the wolves who betrayed her. In a quiet human city, she tries to rebuild her life in peace. But peace never lasts for a former Luna. When a twist of fate places her under the care of a warm-hearted redhead with secrets of his own, Bonnie is forced to confront the pain she buried—and the strength she thought she lost. As she begins to heal, whispers of her magic and resilience begin to stir hope in a world on the brink of collapse. Back in the pack that cast her out, chaos reigns. The new Luna’s magic is failing. The people are afraid. And Jason—the Alpha who let Bonnie go—is unraveling under pressure he was never built to bear. Now, the girl they tried to erase might be the only one who can protect them. But saving the pack that betrayed her? That’s a choice only a Luna can make.
View MoreTwo years later.... *** I found myself leaning against the porch railing, watching Robbie Jr. tear across the backyard with the kind of boundless energy only a three-year-old could have. He was chasing nothing in particular—just running for the joy of it—his laughter carrying across the warm air. At my feet, Benny was in his own little world, crawling in determined zigzags across the porch, occasionally stopping to slap his hands on the wooden boards like they were drums. My second son, only five months old, and already showing the stubborn streak of his father. Inside, I heard the sliding door open, and Emma stepped out with Tabby in her arms. My daughter squealed the moment she spotted her big brother, legs kicking wildly until Emma set her down. She was barely a year old and had just started walking, but she wasted no time toddling after Jr., her little curls bouncing as she tried to keep up. "So far, so good," I murmured to myself. Robbie Jr. had taken to having two younger
The satin of my gown shimmered in the light like it was woven from moonlight itself. Each movement made the fabric ripple softly, layers of chiffon floating around me like mist, the train trailing behind with an effortless grace. The bodice was fitted perfectly, every curve outlined without being immodest, the beadwork delicate and intricate—tiny crystals that caught the light and sent it dancing. My veil was so long it nearly brushed the floor even when pinned high on my head, edged in lace so fine I half-believed it was spun by magic. The silver hairpiece nestled in my curls glinted every time I turned my head. "You look gorgeous!" Raya's voice broke into a sob as she stood there, tissue in hand, tears already streaking her cheeks. "Stop crying already," Natalie muttered, dabbing at Raya's face before the tears could undo her work. "I totally get it," Ms. Daisy sniffled. "It's like just yesterday Bonnie wandered into my bar and I gave her a job." Her eyes misted even more. "And n
She actually left without saying goodbye to me. I almost couldn't believe her audacity. I mean, I said a few wrong things, but realistically Bonnie should've just thrown a tantrum and ignored me until I apologized enough... right? That's what any other girl would do... right? This is fucked up. "Are you coming out of your room today?" Elliot stood by the door, knuckles tapping the frame like he owned the place. "Is Bonnie back?" I asked. "Bro, the answer isn't going to change no matter how much you ask." He sighed, deep and annoyed. "All I know is that she's in a better place now and she doesn't care about you at all, so you should find a way not to care either." "That's ridiculous." I pushed up off the mattress and shoved past him. The new house still smelled like bleach and smoke—like we were trying to scrub out the stench of rogues and failure. "She wouldn't just leave. Not me." Elliot followed me into the hall. "She did. She left a week ago. You watched her wagon roll out i
I woke up to loud cheers outside the car, the sound so sudden and bright it made me blink hard against the morning light. "What's going on?" I mumbled, pushing myself upright. "Relax, Bonnie, we're just being welcomed back to Summerton," Chris said as he pulled into a slow stop, parking the car like he'd been expecting this. "The entire pack knows exactly what happened and are eager to welcome you back. It's been spread you're the moon goddess reincarnation." My head turned sharply. "What are they saying about me?" Tanya's face lit up, already feeding off the energy outside. "You seem to be the Luna's most loyal warrior. The military is already deciding on how to promote you," Chris told her. "We're the pack heroes now." "What about you and Robbie?" I asked, glancing between them. "Well," Chris sighed, "they say the Alpha took care of business as usual, and I'm probably going to be used more for diplomatic negotiations. But you won't hear anyone talk about it since all the focus












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