Surrogate Maid to the Sinful Lycan

ELENA'S POV

"Tonight, we execute the murderer who killed innocent pack children with her poisoned 

hands," Marcus declared to the roaring crowd. 

I shook my head frantically. "I didn't kill anyone! I'm a healer… I save lives!" My voice 

cracked as I tried to defend myself. 

The pack members I had treated, the children I had delivered, the lives I had saved, they all 

screamed for my blood. 

"Kill the murderer!" 

"She poisoned our babies!" 

"Death to the false healer!" 

"She's cursed our pack!" 

Stones and rotten meat flew at my face. The people who once brought their sick children to 

me in the middle of the night now wanted me burned alive. 

"By the ancient laws of our pack and the will of the Moon Goddess, I condemn your soul to 

eternal darkness!"  Marcus lifted a blazing torch from the ceremonial fire. "May you never 

find peace in any realm!" 

He turned toward me. 

"Dr. Elena, confess your crimes and we might grant you a merciful death," he said. 

I refused to look away. My desperate gaze searched the crowd until I found him, my 

husband,my Alpha. Marcus was holding our sobbing best friend Sophia, stroking her hair 

while she cried into his chest. 

Our eyes met across the square. His were cold. 

"Marcus, you know who I am. You've seen me work miracles in our medical center. I would 

die before harming a child," I pleaded, my voice breaking. 

"I know who you were," he replied, his voice devoid of warmth. "But the evidence doesn't lie, 

Elena. The poison was found in your personal medical kit." 

"Someone planted it! I'm being framed!" 

He shook his head slowly. "The law must be upheld. Justice must be served." His arm 

tightened around Sophia. 

Questions exploded in my mind: 

Why was it so easy for him to accuse me ?  

Why won't he fight for me? 

We were so happy together. 

I never even complained when he started spending late nights with Sophia, claiming it was 

pack business. 

How did we go from being the perfect pack couple to this nightmare? 

I couldn't stop myself from remembering that terrible day five months ago, the day that 

destroyed everything. --- 

Five Months Ago  at the Pack Medical Center 

I was organizing patient files when frantic pounding shook my office door. 

"Dr. Elena! Emergency!"  

"Come in," I called, already reaching for my medical bag. 

Beta James burst through the door, his face pale with panic. "It's little Tommy Morrison, he's 

dying. His parents are bringing him now." 

My blood froze. Tommy was only five years old, the youngest son of one of our pack's most 

beloved families. 

"What happened?" 

"He was playing in the woods and started convulsing, barely breathing." 

I was already moving toward the emergency room when I heard car doors slamming outside. 

Through the window, I saw Marcus carrying the small, limp body of Tommy Morrison. His 

parents were screaming, begging the Moon Goddess to save their child. 

"Clear trauma bay one!" I shouted to my nurses. "Get me activated charcoal, IV fluids, and 

prepare for intubation!" 

For the next four hours, I fought death itself. I pumped Tommy's stomach, filtered his blood, 

tried every treatment I knew. Marcus paced the hallway like a caged wolf, occasionally 

glancing through the window at me working frantically over the child. 

Sophia arrived around midnight, bringing coffee and sandwiches for everyone waiting. She 

squeezed my shoulder when I emerged for a brief break. 

"You're doing everything you can," she whispered. "Tommy's lucky to have you." 

But it wasn't enough. 

Tommy Morrison died at 3:47 AM. 

I emerged from the trauma bay, covered in the child's blood, tears streaming down my face. 

The Morrison family collapsed when they saw my expression. 

"I'm so sorry," I whispered. "I tried everything, but the poison has gone deep.” 

Marcus pulled me aside, his face grim. "What kind of poison was it?" 

"Wolfsbane," I said. "But Marcus, something's wrong. The concentration was too high, too 

refined. This wasn't accidental ingestion from wild plants." 

His eyes narrowed. "What are you saying?" 

"Someone gave this to him deliberately." 

Sophia gasped behind us. "You mean someone in our pack would poison a child?" 

"It's the only explanation," I said. "We need to investigate..” 

"No," Marcus cut me off sharply. "We don't spread panic based on theories. Tommy ate the 

wrong plant. That's the official cause of death." 

I stared at him in disbelief. "Marcus, this could happen again…” 

"The matter is closed, Elena." 

But I was right. Three days later, two more children died the same way. Then five more the 

following week. All with refined wolfsbane in their systems. All after visiting the pack medical 

center. All under my care. 

After the eighth child died, the pack demanded answers. Marcus ordered a full investigation 

of the medical center. 

That's when they found the wolfsbane hidden in my personal medical kit. --- 

Present Day 

"The poison was found in your medical supplies, Elena!" Elder Marcus's voice snapped me 

back to the present nightmare. "Eight innocent children are dead because of you!" 

"I was framed!" I screamed. "Someone planted that poison!" 

"Enough lies!" Marcus commanded. His Alpha voice compelled silence from the crowd. "You 

had access, and motive." 

"What motive could I possibly have?" 

Sophia stepped forward, her face a mask of grief. "You were jealous," she said softly. 

"Jealous that other pack members could have children while you remained barren. You 

couldn't stand seeing happy families, so you destroyed them." 

The crowd erupted in fresh anger. More stones flew at my face. 

"That's not true!" I struggled against the ropes binding me to the execution post. "Sophia, tell 

them the truth! You know I would never…” 

"I trusted you," she continued, her voice breaking. "I brought my nephew to you for his 

vaccination just days before he died. You had every opportunity to poison him." 

My heart shattered. My best friend since childhood, the woman who had stood beside me at 

my mating ceremony, was condemning me to death. 

"She's been acting strange for months," Sophia added. "Paranoid, talking about 

conspiracies, blaming everyone else for the deaths." 

Lies. All lies. But the crowd believed every word. 

Marcus stepped forward, his jaw clenched. "I've heard enough. Elena Rivers, former pack 

doctor and my mate, you are guilty of murdering eight innocent children. The sentence is 

death by fire." 

"Marcus, please!" I begged. "I'm your wife! Your mate! How can you believe I'm capable of 

this?" 

"You're not the woman I married," he said coldly. "That woman would never harm a child." 

"I am that woman! I'm still her!" 

"No," he said, pulling Sophia closer to his side. "You're a stranger wearing her face." 

Marcus raised his torch. "Any last words, child killer?" 

I looked around desperately. The pack members I had saved, the babies I had delivered, the 

families I had helped, they all stared at me with hatred and disgust. There was no mercy in 

their eyes. 

"I devoted my life to healing," I said, my voice barely a whisper. "I became a doctor to save 

lives, not take them. I never hurt anyone." 

"Your time for lies is over," Marcus said. 

He lowered the torch toward the kindling and was about to light fire when a voice yelled 

“STOP.”