My Second Chance Mate Is My Ex Alpha’s Nemesis のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 1 - チャプター 10

Leina’s POV“Happy tenth mating anniversary, my Luna!”Maya, my personal assistant, walks into my room with a bright smile on her face. Her cheerful voice fills the quiet room immediately, and I turn toward her with a soft smile of my own.“Thank you, Maya,” I reply quietly.Ten years. The words echo deeply inside my chest as I stare at my reflection in the mirror. Ten years of loving Kael. Ten years of standing beside him through every struggle. Ten years of defending him even when the whole world looked down on him.Ten years of choosing him over my own family.I slowly smooth my hands over my dress and adjust it carefully. The gown falls perfectly against my body, elegant and simple at the same time. Today matters too much for anything to go wrong.Today is not just our anniversary. Today is supposed to change everything.A nervous excitement swirls inside me as I glance at the small gift box resting on the table nearby. Beside it sits a bouquet of red roses, Kael’s favorite flower

Leina’s POVAs if nothing had happened, Kael’s expression quickly softened.“My Luna…” he called gently while walking toward me. Like I hadn’t just caught him holding another woman.“Sweetheart…” he said again, smiling warmly. The same smile that used to melt my heart every single time. “Happy anniversary to us. Ten years already… I still can’t believe we made it this far.”His voice sounded lovingly perfect and carefully practiced.“Future mother of my pups,” he added softly while staring into my eyes like he truly meant every word.I stayed silent. I didn’t move at all.Behind him, Helena calmly fixed her dress and brushed her hair back like nothing happened. Then she smiled sweetly at me.“Happy anniversary, Luna,” she said softly. “Actually, today is a double celebration.”She looked at Kael lovingly before continuing. “Alpha Kael just closed a huge contract.”Kael immediately smiled proudly . “Yeah,” he said casually. “ Helena and I were celebrating with wine before you came i

Liena’s POV When I opened my eyes again, the first thing I saw was a white ceiling and walls above me. For several seconds, I simply stared at it without moving. Everything felt strange. My body felt heavy, and my head hurt like someone had hit me with a stone. A faint smell of medicine filled the air. Slowly, I turned my head and noticed medical equipment beside the bed. The quiet beeping sound finally made me realize where I was. A hospital. Confusion settled inside me immediately. How did I get here? Holding my head, I closed my eyes again and tried to remember what happened before everything went dark. Pieces of memories flashed through my mind. The restaurant. Kael. Helena. Their son. The lies. The betrayal. The pain. Then I remembered leaving the restaurant. After that, I remembered standing outside. Then darkness. I frowned slightly. There was something else. Something important. I remembered falling. I remembered strong arms catching me before I hit the ground. I remem

Liena POV Kael takes a step and stands by my hospital bed, his face calm and unreadable. “She’s right, Helena was really worried about you,” he said in a flat voice. “Ethan was happy to hear you were finally awake.” I stared at him, my chest tight. His words sounded practiced, like lines he had rehearsed on the way here. No real warmth. No fear for me. Just empty sounds. He continued without pause, “My schedule is very tight right now. Helena offered to let you stay with her so she can take good care of you until you recover.” The moment the words left his mouth, Ethan clapped his hands and jumped in place in excitement. “Please, Aunty, don’t say no!” he exclaimed, his little face full of excitement. “I can show you my toys!” I sat frozen in the bed, my mind spinning in a thousand directions at once. Everything felt like a trap closing in around me. Helena wanted everything that belonged to me, my position, my money, my life. She wanted me close, right under her roof, so she co

Liena’s POV By the time I arrived home that evening, exhaustion weighed heavily on my body. The ride back had been quiet. Mara never pressured me to speak, and I was grateful for that. My mind was already crowded with too many thoughts. The moment I stepped inside the house, I headed straight for my bedroom. Everything looked exactly the same as I had left it, yet somehow it felt different. Maybe because I was different. I slowly walked toward my wardrobe and opened one of the drawers. The moment my eyes landed on several familiar medication bottles, for a few seconds, I simply stared at them. The bottles were lined up neatly, just as they always had been. Anyone else would have thought they were ordinary medicine. Something meant to help me. Something meant to protect me. But all I could see was pain. My fingers trembled slightly as I picked up one of the bottles. Countless memories came rushing back. The pregnancies. The hope. The excitement every time I learned I was carryin