In a world where werewolves rule, Daisy's life is turned upside down when her boyfriend, Dickson, chooses her stepsister Rosa as his mate during his Alpha welcoming ceremony. Despite feeling the bond between them, Dickson prioritizes his Alpha duties and marries Rosa. Daisy is heartbroken, but their one night together before Dickson's marriage leads to unexpected consequences. Five years later, Daisy and Dickson cross paths again when she becomes an investor in his company. Dickson is determined to win Daisy back, but she's now a single mother of quadruplets and engaged to Alpha lycan. As Dickson and Daisy's feelings for each other resurface, secrets from the past threaten to tear them apart. Rosa's manipulation and Alpha lycan's jealousy fuel the conflict, leading to a dramatic showdown that will determine Daisy's fate. Will she choose the love she once knew or forge a new path with Alpha lycan? "Moonbound Betrayal" is a heart-wrenching tale of love, loyalty, and self-discovery in a world where werewolf politics and family drama collide.
View MoreDaisy's POVThe air smelled like metal and damp stone. I blinked slowly. My head hurts. My arms ached. My whole body felt like it had been dragged through gravel.Where was I?It was dark. The only light came from a single bulb swinging from the ceiling. I was tied to a chair. My wrists hurt. My ankles were cold and scraped.I tried to speak, but my voice cracked. My throat was dry."Hello?"No one answered.I closed my eyes, trying to remember what happened.I had met Mira in the park. She came quietly, her eyes wide. She told me she knew a place I could hide. Somewhere Rosa couldn’t find me. Somewhere safe.I followed her.We went into an old building. It smelled like mold and dust. I didn’t ask questions. I just wanted to rest. Mira had always been kind to me.But now I wasn’t sure.What happened after we went inside?I remembered a drink. Tea, maybe. Warm and sweet.Then everything went black.A sound snapped me back. A door creaked open.I looked up. A man stepped into the light.
Rosa's POVThe city was louder than usual. Sirens, honking cars, voices shouting over the rain. But inside my apartment, it was quiet. I sat on the couch, laptop open, phone buzzing every few minutes.People were still talking. Still sharing. Still guessing.Daisy was the topic everywhere.Good.I took a sip of cold coffee and scrolled through the latest comments."Is she dangerous?""Why won’t she speak up?""This girl is hiding something. I feel it."Exactly the kind of attention I wanted.My phone rang. It was Cole."She’s still not responding," he said."That’s fine. The silence is louder than words.""We think she’s staying at that motel on East Street. Jasper drove by and saw someone who looked like her.""Don’t approach her," I said. "Just watch. Let’s see who visits her.""Got it."I hung up and leaned back. My eyes were tired, but my mind was awake.Everything was working.Then my door opened. Mira walked in, soaked from the rain."You shouldn’t just walk in here," I said."I
Rosa's POVIt was raining when I woke up. The sky looked heavy, like it knew something bad was about to happen. I walked to the window and watched the drops hit the glass.The city never slept. Neither did I.My phone buzzed. I grabbed it and checked the message. It was from one of the accounts I used to spread rumors."The video is going viral."Good.I got dressed slowly, picking a grey suit this time. Sharp lines. Cold colors. It matched my mood. I had no plans to stop.Downstairs, Lycan was eating breakfast. He looked up when I walked in."Morning," he said."Did you sleep well?"He nodded, but his eyes looked tired. "The video... it's everywhere now. People at the gym were talking about it.""And what were they saying?""Some think it’s fake. Others think Daisy's hiding something."I sat across from him and poured myself some coffee. "Let them think. The doubt is enough.""Rosa, what if you’re wrong about her? What if Daisy isn't who you think she is?"I set my cup down slowly. "
Rosa’s POVI never slept much. My mind didn’t let me. Not when I was planning.That night, I sat in my office with the curtains closed and lights dim. Just me and the sound of the city below. I placed the flash drive into my laptop and watched it load. The screen blinked, then filled with folders.DAISY - BACKGROUNDFIRE INCIDENT - CHILDHOODSCHOOL RECORDSHOSPITAL FILESPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENTSI smiled. Andre had done well. I clicked open the first file and leaned back in my chair. There it was—her life, every dirty secret she thought was buried. The past always crawled back. Especially when you poked it hard enough.The fire from her childhood was worse than I imagined. Not an accident. Not entirely. There were signs of matches, fuel, and something else. Intent. Maybe not proven, but enough for suspicion. Enough to make people talk.“Poor little Daisy,” I murmured. “Survivor. Victim. Liar.”She built her life on ashes. Now, I would burn it down again.I opened a new document and s
Rosa’s POVI stared at the photo again. It was crumpled now, the edges soft from how many times I had held it. Daisy’s face smiled back at me, fake and full of lies. I knew who she was now. Not just some mother, not just a woman trying to protect kids. She was something else. Something dangerous.She wanted something from me. And from Lycan.I didn’t understand why, not yet. But I would find out. No one goes after me and thinks they’ll win. I’ve fought harder people. I’ve survived worse. Daisy was no different. If she wanted war, she’d get one.I walked through the empty house, my heels clicking on the cold floor. Lycan was still asleep in the next room. He didn’t know what I knew. Not yet. I’d tell him when the time was right. For now, I needed to think. Plan.She had the kids now. I saw the news. They were found, rescued from the fire. Daisy was everywhere — on the screen, in the headlines. They called her a hero. I called her a threat.I stepped into the garden and lit a cigarette.
Chapter 34Daisy’s POVThe sun was too bright, glowing so bright and casting a dark hue in the sky. To rise as we left the burning estate behind. Smoke curled into the sky, and the smell of fire clung to our clothes. I held Ella close, her small arms wrapped tightly around my neck. Darlene walked beside me, her hand gripping mine firmly. Kayden followed silently, his eyes scanning the trees, always alert.Xavier led the way, his shotgun still in hand. He glanced back at us, his eyes meeting mine."We're almost there," he said softly.We reached the edge of the forest, where Mira and her team were waiting. Paramedics rushed forward, checking the kids for injuries. Mira approached me, her face a mix of relief and concern."Daisy, are you okay?" she asked.I nodded, though my body ached and my mind was exhausted."We found them, Mira. They're safe now."She placed a hand on my shoulder, squeezing gently."You did good."The paramedics led the kids to an ambulance, and I followed, never l
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