LOGINLaurel McKinley, Luna of the Knight Moon Pack, had finally gathered the courage to reject her bond with Alpha Noah Knight and declare her freedom in front of him. Her words were meant to sever the union that had been arranged by her parents. But before she could finish, Noah reacted with lightning speed, holding his hand in her mouth before she could complete her sentence, unleashing his Alpha command. He warned her that if she dared to utter another word of rejection, her parents would suffer the consequences. This was just a reminder of his power and the lengths he would go to maintain control. When she demanded, “What do you want?”, her voice trembled with fear. Noah’s response reveals his true motive. He wants her obedience, her silence and her submission. He loathes the idea that someone he considers beneath him, a wolfless omega, could hold power over him through rejection. This determines Laurel’s struggle for freedom against Noah’s desperate need to control her. Her rejection is not just of a mate bond, but of the oppressive system that allows an Alpha to threaten, silence and dominate the weak.
View MoreThe air between them was thick, charged with power. Noah’s jaw clenched, but he did not speak.A few hours backAlpha Noah left his confrontation with Laurel in a storm of anger, his mood darkened by humiliation and suspicion. He went straight to the boardroom, determined to have control of the crisis that had caused chaos in the company. The Russian order massive and crucial was hanging by a thread. Raw materials had been delayed at sea, and every passing day threatened millions in losses. The board was restless, the pack’s reputation trembling, and Alpha Noah carried the weight of it all on his shoulders.But just as he was immersed in damage control, a blow struck from another direction. Someone sent him photographs his Luna, Laurel McKinley, dining intimately with their rival. The very man whose interference had worsened the shipment delays now sat across from her, smiling smugly as if mocking Noah’s authority. His wolf growled violently inside him, demanding blood, demanding to r
She was lying in the ER, but he never came to visit her, nor did he send any message of comfort, but here he was talking to his mistress with such intimacy.Every nerve in Laurel’s body tightened as if the house itself had betrayed her; the sound of his voice, soft and intimate, and the way he had never once used it for her felt like a physical blow.She stood frozen in the doorway while the steam flowed out from under the bathroom door, and as the name “Sherry” hung in the air, a small, stiff laugh escaped from her mouth. The ER’s fluorescent lights flashed behind her eyelids: the antiseptic smell of the hospital room and the care that never came. He had left her to count those hours alone, to lie exposed and vulnerable while he chose to be with the very women who had destroyed her. Now, hearing him answer her call with tenderness brought a clear resolve in her mind. She realized, with clarity, that his affection did not matter anymore and she wanted to end it completely.Her chest r
It was almost midnight when Laurel McKinley returned to her marital home, a place she had called home for two years. The villa was dark, and the windows were shut, and as expected, no one was waiting for her.What was she even expecting she was lying in the ER for at least ten hours but he never came? It wasn’t his uncaring attitude that broke her heart but the sheer negligence of his true legal wife. She knew from the beginning that their marriage was just a contract but she still fell for him and now that he had humiliated her in front of her office building just to please his mistress he couldn’t help but feel helpless if only he would have listened to her explanation she would have saved the crisis but there are no buts she has made up her mind that she will not allow anyone to dictate her life any further and cut all ties with him for good.Laurel moved through the rooms like someone looking for evidence. The sofa where his jacket had once slumped looked smaller now, as if the ho
Laurel swiped her access card once it was denied. She tried again, her hand trembling but it was denied again. The third time, the sound was louder. Behind her, employees slowed, their eyes filled with pity.The moment Laurel’s access card was denied, the humiliation began to suffocate her. Each failed swipe was not just a rejection of entry but a rejection of her identity as the woman who had built the company’s success. The pitying glances of her employees cut deeper than the mechanical beep of denial. She had poured herself into this firm, and now the board had painted her as negligent, stripping her of everything she had earned.Fury rose in her chest, hot and sharp. She believed that if she could just speak to Noah, if she could explain, he would clear the misunderstanding. That fragile hope was all she carried as she slipped through the underground parking, reporters swarming outside like vultures.She tried to reason with the guard her own employee, whose salary she paid but he






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