Semua Bab I Left My Husband For The Rogue King: Bab 1 - Bab 10

WINTERAfter dinner, Crystal and I let our wolves out for a run before taking a walk through the flower fields near the castle. As we passed through the front gates earlier, the maids and guards offered warm greetings. I returned each one with a nod, reminded once again of how deeply this pack had embraced me. “Why are there more guards tonight?” Crystal’s voice came from behind me after we shifted back into our human form.“Kallias has tightened security. There’s been a rise in rogue attacks lately and he wants to be sure I’m safe."“Oh, right. The ever-mindful husband who loves you so much. Why do i even asked?"I turned toward her, catching the smile that didn’t quite reach her eyes.Something about her tone felt off and the way she glanced bitterly at the maids who greeted me earlier didn’t escape my notice.Why does it feel like… Crystal was jealous of me?'Oh come on, Winter. That couldn't be.'Scanning around, I spotted Julian, Kallias’ Beta. He stopped in front of me, bowing w

WINTERHave you ever felt your world fall apart in a single heartbeat? That’s exactly how it felt when I saw Kallias with Crystal two days ago. I’ve locked myself away in my room since then. Khione wept uncontrollably inside me, I did everything I could to soothe her but the pain didn’t fade. I know it would never fade.It’s only on the third day that I feel the weight beginning to ease just enough for me to breathe without feeling like I’m splintering from the inside out. I realized I needed to get out for a while,So I saddled up my favorite horse from the stables and slipped past Stoneclaw Pack’s borders just after dusk. I haven’t seen Kallias again and l doubt he’ll come looking for me.As I rode with no destination, the calm evening did nothing to soothe my thoughts. I stopped when a bar came into my sight then walked toward it."Welcome, lady," The bartender didn’t seem to recognize me, good."I'll have a glass of red wine.""Coming right up. Rough day?"I smiled faintly. Within

WINTERThe past two weeks had been a blur of nightmares. Crystal’s pregnancy spread quickly through the pack. Kallias hadn’t tried to hide it, he wanted everyone to know.And what cut the deepest? It was how our pack members reacted to it. An Alpha fathering a child with another woman after taking a Luna would be met with shame. But in our pack, they greeted Crystal’s pregnancy with smiles as if it were a blessing.Crystal’s life had changed overnight. Kallias moved her out of the maids’ pavilion and onto our floor, giving her a special room right next to his. He hadn't realized what he did wasn't something wise but I don't think he cares.This morning, I caught some maids gossiping in the castle hall.“I heard Alpha and Crystal will perform a mating ceremony soon. Then what will happen to Luna Winter if Crystal becomes the new Luna?”I froze mid-step, my head turning toward the cluster of omegas gathered at the end of the corridor.“She’ll be banished. No matter how much Alpha Kallias

VALTORThe moment I caught the scent of the pack's wolves in my territory, I unleashed my troops without hesitation. And just like usual, they from whatever pack they belonged to never lasted long against us. I see some ran and most died.When the chaos finally settled, my gaze caught on a figure lying motionless on the ground. A woman? Out here alone, in the wild heart of my territory?She was bleeding, her skin marred with scratches.I crouched down beside her.“Is she alive?” Loran, my friend and most trusted subordinate, asked. “Impossible after fighting them all at once."Carefully, I turned her over until her face was tilted up toward me. The moment her long blonde hair fell away from her features, I froze.“Gosh,” Loran breathed. “She’s goddamn beautiful, Valtor. How could such a Goddess have ended up here?”I barely registered his words.It wasn't her look that made me unable to react but the recognition that I had seen this woman before in the bar.That foolish woman who was

WINTER“Winter.” Loran’s voice rang out just as my feet carried me toward the man.He was ready to drag me away but then the man lifted a hand, an unspoken command for him to stop. His other gesture dismissed Loran entirely and soon, I heard the fading retreat of his footsteps, leaving the two of us alone.“You, I remember you now. We met at the bar before,” I said, the recognition dawning on me. “So that means this is the second time you’ve saved me.”Now that my head was clear and I was no longer teetering on the edge of consciousness, my memory sharpened. I could recall every detail of what happened that night.Who would have thought fate would cross our paths again?He didn’t reply. His face was flat and I thought I caught the faintest flicker of displeasure at finding me still here.“Don’t worry, I’ll leave. I just thought I should tell you first before I truly go.”He had taken me in after all and it felt wrong to simply vanish without a word.The silence stretched on long enough