Semua Bab My Mate Pretended He Was Not the Alpha: Bab 1 - Bab 9

On my way home, I caught sight of Yeats and Yelena riding in a luxurious car, headed down the avenue toward Alpha Villa Park.As the name suggests, that was where the Alpha resided. Disguised as a helper, I blended in and followed them, sneaking around the villa until I could crouch beneath a window and listen to their conversation."Dad, how long do we have to pretend to be omegas?" Yelena asked, her voice muffled but clear enough."I can shift at will during the full moon, but I still have to lie to Mom—tell her I can't sense my wolf or shift at all. I can’t even come to this beautiful place every day. We don’t even need to hide our scents—Mom’s wolf is dormant. I’m tired of living this double life."Yeats sighed, clearly moved by our daughter’s words."I don’t want to do this either," he said. "But I have no choice. Your mother is stubborn. If she finds out that Lily and I are together, she’ll cause chaos. We have to keep her as busy as possible, so she doesn’t notice what’s really

The guards shoved me out with such force that I hit the pavement hard, my palms scraping against the rough stone. As I tried to gather myself and stand, a sleek, black luxury car glided to a halt at the gate.My heart nearly stopped.The passenger door opened, and my daughter stepped out.Yelena.She wore a delicate pink gown that trailed behind her like a whisper of innocence. Her hair was neatly curled, pinned with a glimmering pink crystal moonstone—one I knew cost more than our entire rent for the year. Her cheeks were flushed with excitement, and she looked like a little princess.A pang of confusion and dread twisted inside me. She was supposed to be at the healing center, too weak to even attend a werewolf academy. Yet here she was, walking without assistance, smiling brightly.She turned to the guard at the gate, who bowed in reverence. “Is Aunt Lily in my dad’s office?” she asked sweetly.The guard smiled with unearned familiarity. “Yes, Miss Yelena. Miss Lily said she brought

Yeats heard the unmistakable sound of someone collapsing on the other end of the call. He stood up sharply, his brows furrowed in concern.“What was that…?” he muttered, staring at the screen. The line had gone dead.He tried calling back, but the call didn’t go through. My phone had shut off.His wolf stirred uneasily. “Is something happening…?”He turned toward the door, ready to head to the den—but Lily stepped in front of him and gently took his arm.“Don’t worry, Brother Yeats,” she said with a soothing voice. “She’s probably just upset and threw her phone in anger. You know how Luna Jasmin is.”Yeats hesitated. Lily gave a light sigh, brushing her hair back from her face.“She’s always been so stubborn,” she continued softly. “She wants everything her way. But you’re the Alpha—you can’t be expected to always follow her emotions. Give her time. She’ll calm down eventually.”Her tone was calm, sympathetic, almost motherly. Yeats relaxed a little under her words.“You’re right,” he

“Jasmin… I finally found you,” Yeats said, his voice hoarse. “I can’t tell you how relieved I am that you’re still alive.”He knelt on the stone steps, trembling.“These past few weeks, I’ve searched every corner of the pack alliance. I haven’t rested. Yelena refuses to go back to the academy—she cries day and night. Even in her sleep...”“I know I was wrong. I should never have lied to you. I should’ve trusted you. I’ve uncovered the truth—Lily orchestrated everything. She manipulated her fans to attack you… to force you into divorcing me.”“I’m begging for your forgiveness. Eleven years ago, you saved me from silver poisoning… Now it’s my turn to save you…”He kept speaking, his apologies pouring out in waves—raw, tearful, seemingly sincere.But to me, it all sounded the same.The same tone he used when he lay in bed pretending to be paralyzed. The same promises he made when he first begged me to stay.I stared down at him. My voice was cold. “Yeats, what will it be this time? Will y

A Wolf’s Redemption (a Spin-off)Yelena’s POV:Mom bonded with another Alpha and no longer wanted me as her daughter.At first, I blamed it all on Dad. But over time, I came to understand—it was my fault too.I had been selfish, arrogant, and obsessed with appearances.While Mom toiled through sleepless nights and multiple jobs, I lived in comfort with Dad and his mistress. I accepted the gifts, the clothes, the luxuries—but I was too cowardly to admit the truth.Worse, I looked down on Mom. I was ashamed of how tired she looked, how plain her life seemed. I ignored the pain in her eyes when she asked for the truth, and I denied her the one thing she deserved: my honesty.When I realized she was truly gone, unreachable, I couldn’t sleep for months. I searched for her through whispers, posts, rumors—any trace I could find.And when I learned she was still alive, I cried with both relief and heartbreak.Because even though she was alive, she didn’t want me anymore. And I couldn’t blame h