The Plus-Size Luna:My Sister Was His Bride, I Am His Mate

I couldn’t feel anything even after mating with my husband, not even the warmth between my legs, or his touches. His kisses were bland, he acted like it was a duty he wanted to perform not because he wanted to make love to me. “Mr. Morris won’t be coming home tonight.”I skipped breakfast, and had little for lunch, because I wanted to fit into the dress he bought for our third wedding anniversary. But there were no flowers, no gifts, nothing. Worse, he didn’t even show up at all. “Is he having a meeting?” I recognized the voice as Morris’s secretary at work, Jasmine but she didn’t answer for a second. “He’s busy.” She hung up the phone. I called Morris again, it rang for a few times and was then switched off. Did he forget what today was? The dress tore when I tried to force myself into it, he bought the dress in size 18 knowing that I was bigger and more curvy than that size. I met Morris at the mating ritual when I was nineteen, he was the son of Beta, who had just come b

“Alpha Aden is my fiancé.” Kayda was in a stunning red dress, her long brown hair all over her shoulders, she was all smiles. I was standing behind her in a corner, most of her friends from college were there, guests invited by my parents, and a few relatives. Alpha Aden came closer, he was dressed in a dark blue tailored suit, there were guards behind him, and a right-hand man, whom I suspect was his Beta. He was more handsome than the men I have seen on reality shows, and around six feet five, with broad shoulders and muscular. He was Alpha from another pack, I have heard about him but I have never seen him before. His pack was about seven hours away from the Crestmoon Pack. He was the top of the richest Alpha in the werewolf country. Kayda said he was a coach for a skate team in college, and that was how they met, he had trained with her, and she never forgot how she felt around him. “I can’t believe I will be getting married to Alpha Aden.” I heard her whispers and giggled.

“The engagement was a huge success!” Kayda twirled around the room, everyone was excited, she was going to be a bride to one of the richest Alphas in the country.“Someone tried to ruin it, I’m so glad nobody knew a lost pig was roaming about for attention, someone who couldn’t stay in her own marriage.” I had to pretend that I didn’t hear what she said, not the names she called me, her eyes met mine, because the kitchen door was open and I was going to take some pies. “My lover Aden was so generous to step in, helping someone who wanted to be noticed.” “I mean she was already occupying the whole space, and still can’t afford to keep to a diet, how can she keep a man?” I threw the fork on my hand noisily on the floor. She smirked, turned her head away, and met with Peter that just come downstairs, and I decided to hold back my words. “I want my wedding to be perfect!” She squealed. I picked the fork back up. “It’s going to be perfect, honey,” Peter muttered and went to kiss h

Kayda. I waited to know how she was going to look in the dress, I couldn’t make her part of my bridesmaids, I wanted to see her being humiliated when she came out in that dress thinking she was going to be my bridesmaid. Why would I use her?I don’t even want anyone to know that she was even my sister. She came out of the dressing room, and I held back my laugh. She looked like a fucking doughnut. Mom and I shared a glance, and she couldn’t hold back her laugh, which made her turn to the other side. “How does it look, the zipper broke,” Blair said, she sounded so dumb. “Can you turn?” I asked, and she did willingly, I placed my hand over my mouth, muffling the sound of my laugh. “This is perfect, we are going to take this dress, and put on the zipper, right?” I faced my mom, and she smiled creepily at me. “Do you think so? I thought it was too tight around the arm and…” “What are you saying, Blair? I know what’s good for you.”She pouted and stared at the mirror. I can’t be

Blair. “I don’t care about what you’re going to do, Morris, you are just being a sick husband that doesn't want to move on.”“And you think you’re moved on?” He held my gaze for a second. “Do you think anyone here would want you?”“You had the chance to beg me to take you back but you didn’t, and threw a divorce paper in my face, which was so disrespectful.” “I did what I had to for a man like you.” I spat back. He chuckled amusingly. “And there was I, that was being patient with you, thinking you could change for me.”I ground my teeth. “This was how you met me!” “And how you chased me and engaged me, and wanted me to be your wife!” The sound of the drums and chants was getting louder. Morris had walked out even more annoyed than ever, as if I had ruined his night, he went on greeting others that came in, and it was about that time that Kayda made her way in with Alpha Adan. Her arms were linked with his, and she wore the gold dress, her hair was straightened and I think she wa