LOGINEverything quiets. Danielle's arms are thrown over my neck, her front pressed against mine, and her lips moving over mine. She's kissing me. Passionately, I might add. She's mewling against my lips and her fingers keep toying with the hair at my nape. Suddenly, she pulls away from me, and I almost drag her back into my arms when she whispers feverishly, "Please, kiss me." That's all it takes for me to press her back into the nearest wall and sink my fingers into her silky tresses.
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Why is my husband basically groping Kira?
George, my husband of three years is shirtless with a tumbler of dark wine in one hand and Kira on the other. He presses her to his front and lowers his head to whisper something in her ear.
Kira throws her head back and giggles loudly, her palms flat on his naked chest. She is younger than I by at least half a decade, having just turned eighteen two days ago. She wears a short, backless dress, and George looks down at her like she's the center of his world. A look that has never been directed my way.
Kira rises up to her tiptoes and whispers something back into George's ear, which causes him to gaze down at her with a stupid love-struck look on his face. I have never seen George this carefree or happy. At least not with me.
Witnessing all this wouldn't have hurt as much as it currently does if we weren't surrounded by all our pack members. Most of whom are casting me glances with pity in their eyes. But we're all used to this scene by now, and most of them don't even bat an eye as they watch their Alpha and my husband acting all lovey-dovey with his mistress.
I bow my head down to the ground, shame blooming within me. It's one thing to know that your husband has a mistress, and it's another thing to have his affair blatantly shoved into your face.
I look away from them and drag my feet over to the side bar where I proceed to order two glasses of hard liquor and chug them down like they're water and I've been stuck in the desert for days. I order two more, down one in one go, and nurse the other as my gaze drifts back to my husband and Kira.
The urge to march over there and slap George across his face is very strong, but that scenario is never going to pan out well for me, no matter which way I think about it. So I stay on my stool, nursing my drink while shooting daggers at the couple dancing and twirling around each other.
A heavy sigh leaves my lips and I stand up, ready to get away from their line of sight before I end up doing something that I might regret.
Of course, I take a bottle of beer with me because it's the only thing that's going well for me in this cursed pack. Cuddling the bottle to my chest, I stagger away from the party and into the dark woods.
I never wanted to marry George and I can definitely say that he felt the same way about me. But my father, the beta of the pack, and his father, the alpha of the pack, felt like the coming together of their children would be a match made in heaven. Despite our complaints, they forced us down the aisle and we exchanged vows, binding us together as husband and wife.
My reasons for not wanting to marry George didn't stray from not knowing much about him and also not wanting to be bound to someone who obviously despises me. George's reasons for not wanting to be bound to me were more vast. It could have been the fact that I never got my wolf at eighteen and had since been nicknamed the Wolfless girl or it could be because I look nothing like the other girls he usually went for. Or it could be the fact that he has been trying for an heir ever since we got married, but every period that I've seen brings a new wave of disappointment and more blame thrown at me. He thinks I'm barren and after many failed attempts at trying to get pregnant, I'm actually starting to believe him.
"I hate him!" I scream out into the dark, silent woods, and my voice travels far, echoing in the woods. I'm not afraid of someone hearing me because everyone will be back at the party, celebrating our victory against the rogue attack we experienced. A rogue attack that we would have never come out victorious from if not for the help of the Lycan King. He extended a quarter of his army to us and it was only through their assistance that we defeated the rogues.
Everyone is getting wasted and high. Nobody is thinking about what the Lycan king will ask for in return because his assistance is never gotten for free. He always gets something back in return. It's why he got the name of the Heartless King.
I put those thoughts to the back of my mind because they aren't my issue to deal with. It's George's problem. I might be his Luna but I've since learnt not to interfere with the affairs of the pack. It never ends well for me.
I try to kick a stone on the ground and nearly land on my ass when my drunk self miscalculate the distance of the stone. How pathetic. Even that can't go well for me. Another screams slides out of me.
"Stop yelling, you fool." A deep, husky voice groans out from behind me, clearly annoyed.
I whip around so fast that I nearly get whiplash. The tall, dark figure before me has broad shoulders, thick arms, and even through his clothes, I can make out the abs that he has.
I manage to tear my gaze away from the outline his distracting physique and back to his face, which isn't a much better choice than gazing at his body because even though it's currently dark as fuck, I can still see that it's a handsome face. Thanks to my lack of werewolf senses, I can't really make out most of his features but the little that I can see let me know that the man standing before me is conventionally handsome.
Then the realization that he could be a rogue suddenly hits me and I stiffen. After all, we just finished murdering a bunch of rogues and their friends could come for a retaliation at any time.
"W-who are you?" I stutter, taking a step back in the direction that I just came from. It was stupid to come alone into these woods when we just had a rogue attack.
The stranger steps closer to me, the faint moonlight painting an enchanting hue around him and his head cocks to the side, disbelief in his eyes as he takes me in.
"It's you," He whispers.
Rhett's POVKaelen shifts in my arms, small fingers clutching the front of my torn shirt as George circles us now.Behind us, Rex steps closer, blood streaking his jaw. “Alpha… we need to move. Reinforcements are coming from the west ridge.”But I don’t move. Because George is still here staring at me waiting for the first strike.I look over to Rex who I trust now more than anyone and I hand Kaelen carefully to him.“Take him,” I say.Rex hesitates. “But Alpha we have to go—-”“I need to finish this,” I growl, “Run along with the others”“Fine!” he says with a nod and takes Kaelen securely. My son whimpers softly as he’s pulled away, tiny hand reaching toward me that It nearly breaks my resolve.“I’m coming back,” I promise him quietly.Then I turn, but George is gone. But I can still smell him from the distance.The inner compound lies deeper underground, stone corridors carved into old quarry walls. Torchlight flickers unevenly, shadows stretching long like claws along the rock.Th
Rhett’s POVThe air right now as we head in the direction given by Elara, smells wrong.I crouch at the ridge overlooking the camp ahead. Every muscle in my body coiling tight beneath my skin. In front of us, torchlight burns across reinforced barricades carved into abandoned quarry land. Concrete ruins merge with forest shadows, forming a fortress built for defense not even survival.Whoever it is planned this carefully, too carefully at that.Beside me, Rex lowers his voice. “Perimeter wolves rotating every two minutes. Heavy presence near the eastern structure? They're good.”“I know!” I snap, because I already know, I can clearly see them.I look down to find them assembling as if training for more battles ahead. Thirty… maybe forty wolves. Elite fighters.Guarding something precious. My son.The thought alone nearly tears control from my grip and instantly Kaelen’s scent drifts faintly through the night air.Fear spikes so violently through me my claws punch halfway through my p
Danielle’s POVBACK IN THE TUNNELSWar as expected always has a sound. And tonight… the tunnels are too quiet for the chaos we have slowly grown accustomed to.I stand at the central overlook, arms folded tightly across my chest, watching warriors rotate through patrol formations below after fighting off the wolves that had invaded the tunnels a couple of days ago. Torches burn steadily along the carved stone walls, their light flickering across tired faces.Rhett has been gone three nights now. Three endless nights since he left to bring our son home.The mate bond now visible to me hums faintly in my chest, alive and steady but distant enough to remind me how alone command feels.Behind me, Wiiam approaches. And I hear him before he speaks now. Everything feels louder as usual.“My Luna,” he says carefully, “southern patrol reports are clear again.”And my wolf shifts uneasily beneath my skin. I exhale slowly. “Increase rotation intervals.”William frowns. “We already doubled—”“Tr
Rhett’s POV The air feels different when you bring an enemy inside your territory. Like the walls themselves know betrayal walks among us.Elara does not even struggle when we drag her through the reinforced woods towards our temporary command outpost. Silver restraints bind her wrists, etched chains dulling her wolf completely, yet she walks upright, completely calm and composed. As if unafraid.That alone irritates me more than resistance ever could. Warriors step aside as we pass, I hear most of them snarl when she walks past. And the others bow instinctively.News travels fast, because I’m sure they already know who she is. They know what she helped steal.Rex opens the tent curtains ahead and I gesture for her to go inside. When she does, I order her. “Sit.”Elara turns slowly, studying me instead.“You should have just taken me home,” she says lightly and my jaw tightens.“You don’t have a place here.” I growl in her face. But her smile deepens.“No. But grief smells the same e
Danielle’s POV The note in front of me sits on the tray beside the untouched porridge, the neat black ink still catching my eyes as I remain still staring into the sheets. Eat something. You need your strength. —Rhett Strength. The word for some reason feels like mockery in my head and all I can
Danielle’s POVI hold on tight to my long flowing dress, listening to the noise of the pack guests from afar off hum through the walls long before I step out. Laughter fills the void in the air. Clinking glasses. Wolves greet their Alpha with a loyalty so thick it almost chokes the air.From where
Danielle’s POVSeraphine’s hand tightens around mine as we weave through the crowd, Kaelen safe in the stroller pushed ahead by Aaliyah. Music pounds in the hall, a relentless beat, and the laughter and chatter around us feel like nails on a chalkboard to my nerves. Every instinct I have tells me t
Danielle’s POV Days in my new home pass in a blur of silence and strained politeness as the mansion feels colder now. Not because of the season, but because of the looks that follow me wherever I go in the mansion. Servants bow when I walk by, but the respect feels hollow and practiced. The pac






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