LOGINSage, a genius doctor and heir to a powerful bloodline, was once a high-profile genius healer. Yet she gave up her career for her husband willingly, reduced to a laughingstock in the pack—nothing more than an Omega who only did housework. But all her devotion was repaid with betrayal. Her husband not only brought his mistress into the wolf pack and let others address her as the new Luna, but even blackmailed Sage with her own sister’s life, forcing her to perform surgery on the mistress’s mother. Sage agreed through gritted tears. The surgery was a success, but at the very moment it ended, her sister died forever. Reborn from the ashes, Sage would no longer hold back. She left the pack without hesitation and became the exclusive doctor of another powerful pack, where she was also pursued by another strong Alpha. When her former Alpha husband knelt before her door, begging her to come back, Sage looked at him coldly and turned away without a word. This time, she would take her sharpness as her blade and her medical skills as her armor, striking back fiercely and shining with the supreme glory that belonged only to her.
View MoreSage’s POVSophia stood in front of me with mango juice dripping down her face and onto her clothes. People around us had stopped walking. Some stared openly, while others whispered. Sophia’s face turned red with anger, and her fingers shook as she wiped the juice from her chin.“Sage!” she shouted. “How dare you do this to me?”I held the empty cup in my hand and looked at her calmly. “You raised your hand first. I only stopped you.”Sophia’s mouth opened, but no words came out. She looked at my father, maybe expecting him to scold me, but he stood beside me and did not say a word in her favor. That made her even angrier.“So this is how your family teaches you?” she snapped. “No wonder you are so shameless.”Father looked angry, but I spoke before him. “Do not mention my family when you cannot even control your own mouth.”A few people nearby laughed softly. Sophia heard it, and she looked even more embarrassed. She looked around, then quickly lowered her head as if she wanted to hi
Sage’s POVAfter work, my father called and asked if I had eaten. I had been staring at the last report on my desk for almost ten minutes, so his call came when I needed it. My head was tired, and I wanted food more than another meeting.“I haven’t eaten yet,” I said as I packed my files into my bag. “Are you asking because you want to check on me or because you already picked a place?”Father gave a short laugh through the phone. “Both. Come downstairs. I’m already waiting.”I paused with my hand on the drawer. “You came here?”“Yes,” he said. “You work too much. If I wait for you to visit me, I may wait for a very long time.”I felt lighter as I ended the call. I picked up my bag and left the office. When I got downstairs, Father was standing beside his car, dressed simply but neatly. He looked at me first, then at the tired look on my face.“You look like you fought three Alphas today,” he said.“Only reports,” I replied. “Reports are worse sometimes.”He opened the car door for me
Aleric’s POVMy phone rang late at night. I had been sitting alone in my study for almost an hour, but the documents on the desk had not moved. I kept looking at the same page without reading a single line properly.The auction earlier still bothered me. Sage had wanted that painting, and I had bought it before she could. At the time, I told myself I only wanted to stop Cassius from using money to please her.But after I returned home, the painting stood against the wall in my study, covered and silent. I did not feel satisfied when I looked at it. I only remembered Sage lowering her bidder card and refusing to fight me anymore.When my phone rang again, I looked down and saw my father’s name. I answered after a few seconds. “Father,” I said.His angry voice came through at once. “Aleric, what exactly are you doing?” I frowned and sat straighter. “What do you mean?”“Do not act confused with me,” he snapped. “I just went to see Sage.” My hand tightened around the phone. “You went to s
Sage’s POVCassius stayed at the entrance of my building for a few more minutes after giving me the small box. I held it carefully in my hand and did not know what to say for a while. The gift was not expensive, but it felt more thoughtful than many costly things I had received before.“You should go in,” Cassius said. “It is getting late.” I looked up at him. “You walked me home. You do not have to wait until I go inside.”“I know,” he said. “But I want to.” His answer was simple again. Cassius always said things like that, without making me feel like I had to give him a big answer. I nodded and held the box closer.I turned and walked toward the entrance. When I reached the door, I looked back once. Cassius was still standing there, watching me with calm eyes. I did not smile fully, but I gave him a small nod before stepping inside.I took the elevator up and entered my apartment. I placed the box on the table and opened it again. The silver bookmark lay inside, neat and simple, wit
Sage’s PovI woke up before sunrise the next day, the kind of morning where the air felt heavy even before anything happened. The medical wing already smelled of antiseptic and dried blood, and the low murmur of warriors in pain carried through the stone walls. I tied my hair back and washed my han
Cassius’s PovI had seen many kinds of pride in my life.Alpha pride that filled a room before I even spoke. Warrior pride that showed in scars and silence. The quiet pride of pack members who worked hard without expecting praise.But I had never seen a doctor as prideful as this one. Good thing Sa
Sage’s PovI stood over Cassius’s leg, the overhead lights bright and immense as my gloved hands steady moved to begin the operation.The wound was ugly. Torn muscle, fractured bone, and deep punctures where the bear trap had bitten into him like a hungry jaw. Yet even as I cleaned away the blood,
Sage’s PovThe man straightened slowly after I broke the bear trap. Blood still soaked the ground beneath him, yet his first instinct was not to check his wound.He turned his head, scanning the tree line for danger.His eyes were sharp, alert, sweeping across the forest with the ease of someone wh






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