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Chapter 118

Author: Ireti
last update Last Updated: 2025-06-29 23:37:11

Amber’s POV

It had been three days.

Three long, dragging, silent days since Eden bared himself in front of me and Rayne spiraled into rut.

Not a single call. Not even a message.

And I wasn’t just talking about me. He hadn’t even tried reaching out to Evalie. Not once.

The first day, I told myself maybe he was still recovering. That ruts could take a toll, even on someone like Rayne. But the second day came and went without a sound. And by the third, my patience had worn thin. Not out of longing—not anymore—but from frustration.

When Evalie asked me to try calling him, I did. Twice. His line was unreachable. No ring, just straight to voicemail.

I knew what Evalie didn’t—that this wasn’t normal. That he wasn’t too busy. That something had shifted.

And deep down, I couldn’t help but wonder if it was because of what I did.

Maybe he was angry that I didn’t spend his rut with him. That instead, I hired an Omega to do the job.

But so what? I never promised him anything. I never said I’d subm
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Yudith Camacho de Molero
Oh shoot...
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Nicole Virgilio
I had high hopes somehow the moon goddess would answer her prayers & make a second chance mate possible for her. I've never read a story with this type of mate bond & only alphas & omegas had mates.
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Félix Mila
so he didnt realy love her & thanks she didnt tell him her feeling its sad her fated mate abandoned her for the one he loves & the one she love after a lot suffer wil abandoned her for his fated mate she should stay strong & have a new begining with her child its not fair for her to get bak to rayen
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