FORSAKEN BY FATE : EMBRACE BY WOLVES

FORSAKEN BY FATE : EMBRACE BY WOLVES

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“A wolf-less mate? I’d rather die alone than claim you.” The words cut through Liana Harper like a blade. All her life, she’s been shunned for lacking a wolf, but hearing those words from her mate, Raiden—the Alpha’s son—was the final blow. Humiliated and heartbroken, she prepares to leave the Silver Moon Pack forever… until three strangers offer her an unexpected escape. Identical triplets, powerful wolves with a hidden vendetta, make Liana a bold proposition: pretend to be their bride for one year, and they’ll help her claim the respect and revenge she craves. Intrigued by the promise of power and desperate to prove her worth, she agrees, unaware that these men are Raiden’s uncles—and they’re determined to bring his father’s ruthless rule to an end. Now, Liana finds herself entangled in a web of deception, dark secrets, and forbidden attraction. Each of the three men challenges her in different ways, and what starts as a charade to earn back her dignity soon sparks a bond that feels dangerously mysteries of her wolflessness, Liana discovers she might hold a power even greater than a wolf spirit—a power that could reshape the future of the pack and her heart.

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Chapter One: The Cruel Reality

LIANA. I woke up before dawn, as always. No one else in the house stirs this early, but that was by design. If I let the sun rise before I’m on my feet, my mother would make sure I regret it. I slipped silently from my bed on the cold floor—my room was barely a space in the attic, but it was all they allowed me. With my bare hands, I scrubbed the kitchen floor, every creak and sigh of the house around me was a reminder that my family’s slumber depended on my silence. My stomach growled, hollow as always, but I bit my lip. Hunger was something I’ve grown used to. I got to eat only when they decided there was food left over, and most nights, that meant nothing at all. My body ached from work, and sometimes, I wondered if all this would be easier if I could just shift like everyone else. But I can’t. I’m wolfless—a constant source of their shame and their disappointment. I paused, just a moment, to stretch out my back, but the sound of footsteps snapped me to attention. My mother’s ...

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44 Chapters
Chapter One: The Cruel Reality
LIANA. I woke up before dawn, as always. No one else in the house stirs this early, but that was by design. If I let the sun rise before I’m on my feet, my mother would make sure I regret it. I slipped silently from my bed on the cold floor—my room was barely a space in the attic, but it was all they allowed me. With my bare hands, I scrubbed the kitchen floor, every creak and sigh of the house around me was a reminder that my family’s slumber depended on my silence. My stomach growled, hollow as always, but I bit my lip. Hunger was something I’ve grown used to. I got to eat only when they decided there was food left over, and most nights, that meant nothing at all. My body ached from work, and sometimes, I wondered if all this would be easier if I could just shift like everyone else. But I can’t. I’m wolfless—a constant source of their shame and their disappointment. I paused, just a moment, to stretch out my back, but the sound of footsteps snapped me to attention. My mother’s
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Chapter Two: Broken Beneath the Storm
LIANA. I forced my body to turn, despite the stabbing pain that shot up my legs with every slight movement. Through the haze of exhaustion, I could see them—my father and brother, watching me from a distance. Even at that moment, under the weak light cast by the rising moon, I could make out their faces. Their expressions were twisted, not with worry or even anger, but with something darker, something like satisfaction. My father cupped his hands around his mouth and yelled, at his voice slicing through the silence of the woods. “You’re as good as dead out here, Liana! Do you hear me?” He spat my name like it was a curse. “I hope they rip you apart. I’d be glad to be rid of you for good. I never want anything to do with you!” His words shattered whatever little strength I had left in me. I’d grown accustomed to their cruelty, to the way they treated me like a burden, a stain on their lives. But to hear him speak those words, to see him stand there, not even trying to hide his re
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Chapter Three: The Rejection Arose
LIANA. A harsh tug on my arm jolted me from the depths of unconsciousness. My eyes fluttered open, but it took a moment to process the cold stares, the sneering faces surrounding me. Rough hands gripped me, pulling me upright. Disoriented, I blinked against the blinding light of day, my head throbbing from where I’d hit it against the forest floor. It was still dark and the rain had already stopped but my clothes still dripped of water. “Look at this pathetic excuse for a wolf,” one of them sneered, his voice dripping with disdain. I tried to gather my bearings, but the world spun around me, a blur of scornful faces and mocking laughter. My clothes were soaked from the rain and clung to me, dirt streaked across my skin. I could feel their eyes crawling over me, dissecting me as if I were some lesser creature, something beneath them. “She’s wolf less,” another voice muttered with disgust, the words slicing through me like a knife. It wasn’t enough that my own family and pack hate
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Chapter Four: Rescued by the Bennett Triplets
LIANA. The world around me was a blur of pain and terror, my body trembling as I lay helpless on the cold, blood-streaker ground. I could still feel the rough, callous hands that had pinned me down, the jeers and cruel laughter echoing in my mind like a sick melody I couldn’t shake. I wasn’t sure how much more I could take before I broke entirely. Then, suddenly, that awful laughter stopped. Replaced by silence. Then… a low, feral growl. It rumbled through the clearing, filled with a menacing power that sent a chill down my spine. The wolves who’d been tormenting me stilled, their expressions turning from delight to unease. I could see them glance around, searching for the source, their confidence wavering. “Who’s there?” one of them snarled, his voice a shaky attempt at bravado. I heard another growl, this one even more menacing, as if it were taunting them. Then came a sound—a snarl so deep it felt like the forest itself was growing back. My heart raced as the wolves surroundi
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Chapter Five: A Lift to Safety
LIANAThe metallic tang of blood mixed with the damp earth’s scent as I tried to push myself to stand. My legs gave out immediately, sending me crumpling back to the ground. Every nerve in my body screamed, and yet, somehow, humiliation hurt worse than the physical pain. “I can walk,” I muttered, though even I wasn’t convinced.“Really?” Reed’s voice was calm, yet the undertone of sarcasm was unmistakable. His shadow fell over me, and before I could protest, his hands gripped me gently but firmly. I flinched at the contact, instincts screaming to pull away, but his arms were steady and sore, lifting me as though I weighed nothing. “You’re bleeding,” he said matter-of-factly, his eyes scanning my legs. “Badly.”“I’ll manage,” I shot back weakly, though my words held no bite. I hated feeling helpless, hated that I needed their help.“Enough,” Reed said curtly. “You’ll make it worse.”The warmth of his chest against my side contrasted sharply with the chill of the night air. I wanted
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Chapter Six: Wounds Unspoken
ASHERReed was already halfway up the grand staircase, Liana in his arms, when I caught up. Her head rested against his shoulder, her expression a mixture of exhaustion and wariness. The dim chandelier light highlighted her torn clothes, the bruises on her legs, and the vulnerability she tried so hard to mask.“This way,” Reed said, his tone quiet but firm as he turned toward one of the guest rooms.The door creaked open, revealing the room we’d hastily prepared. The soft glow of the bedside lamp cast warm light on the massive bed, draped in dark gray linens. The polished hardwood floors gleamed, and the tall windows framed the moonlit forest outside. It wasn’t feminine by any stretch—no delicate curtains, no floral touches—but it was clean, spacious, and safe. Reed set her down carefully on the edge of the bed, stepping back once he was sure she wouldn’t collapse.“I know it’s not exactly a palace,” he said, running a hand through his hair, “and we didn’t think to make it more… acco
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Chapter Seven: Fractured Trust
CALLUMThe night air was sharp, cold enough to sting as I bounded through the woods in wolf form. The wind rustled through the treetops, carrying faint scents that told me everything except what I needed to know. My brothers and I were scattered, noses to the ground, ears twitching for even the smallest hint of her presence.Liana.Her name etched in my thoughts, louder than I’d like to admit. This wasn’t how it was supposed to go. She’d barely been with us for a night before she bolted, leaving behind nothing but her scent and the faint blood trails from her battered feet And I knew—deep down, in the part of me I didn’t want to acknowledge—that I was to blame. I shook the thought off, focusing instead on the search. My paws sank into the soft earth as I moved faster, weaving between trees with ease. There was no time for self-pity or guilt, not when she was out here alone, fragile, wolf-less, and too damn stubborn to admit she needed help. Then I caught it—her scent, faint but unm
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Chapter Eight: Awakening to New Realities
LIANA A faint ray of sunlight brushed against my eyelids, pulling me from the comforting darkness of unconsciousness. My body felt heavy, a dull ache radiating from my legs and head as if I’d been run over by a stampede of wolves. Slowly, I cracked my eyes open and blinked against the brightness.The room was… breathtaking. High ceilings stretched above me, with a soft golden light pouring through expansive windows. A canopy of deep emerald curtains framed the bed I lay on, and the sheets beneath me smelled of cedar and faint smoke. Luxurious was an understatement, and I couldn’t help but feel like a misfit in such a place. My fingertips brushed over the soft material of the shirt I wore—oversized and unfamiliar. It wasn’t mine. Suddenly, flashes of the previous night flickered in my mind like a cruel film reel.I remembered the woods, the relentless escape from the brothers’ house, the slick, rain-soaked ground beneath me as I stumbled forward. My foot had slipped on the treacherou
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Chapter Nine: The Bennett Brother’s Dilemma
LIANA The smell of something rich and savory wafted through the cracks of my bedroom door, pulling me from my restless thoughts. My stomach growled in protest, but I ignored it, sitting cross-legged on the bed and staring at the slip of paper I’d found earlier.Aurora.The name didn’t feel like mine, yet it still stirred something deep inside me, like a melody I’d long forgotten. Who was she? Or, more terrifyingly, what if she was related to… me? But that was impossible right? This was my first time here.A muffled voice broke through my thoughts, followed by another—low and steady, but with an edge of irritation. I hadn’t meant to eavesdrop, but the walls of this mansion weren’t as thick as they appeared. Curious, I crept closer to the door, pressing my ear against the wood.“She’s obviously been through something,” Reed’s voice came first, calm but tinged with concern. “We can’t just ignore that.”“I’m not saying ignore it,” Callum shot back, his tone sharper. “But you can’t save s
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Chapter Ten : Secrets Revealed
LIANAThe air in the room was thick with a musty scent, a mix of aged paper and time-worn leather. I stepped further inside, my fingers trailing along the edges of the maps pinned to the walls. The symbols etched across them tugged at something buried deep in my memory. The jagged crescent moon, the same one scarred into my skin, stared back at me like a challenge.I pressed my palm against it, as if by touching it, I could make sense of the chaos in my head. The map wasn’t just a record; it was a tapestry of the clans. My clan. My family.A journal sat on a nearby desk, its cover worn and corners curling with age. It called to me, and before I could second-guess myself, I flipped it open. The handwriting was precise, each line a testament to the care of the writer had taken.Entry 112: The Outcast’s Mark“The crescent moon scarred with a single line—once a symbol of belonging, now the emblem of disgrace. Reserved for those who have committed the gravest of betrayals and for those wh
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