âDear sister, you will remain barren for the rest of your life because I have been secretly giving you some concoction that reduces fertility,â My eyes went wide with shock. âYou did what?â âOf course, Lenora. That's what those concoctions do. It reduces a woman's fertility until her womb is no longer able to hold her babies,â ~~~~~~~~~ Lenora's world is turned upside down, when her mate and husband of three years returns with news of her step sister being pregnant for him, and she is banished from the pack due to her inability to produce an heir for him. But when one chapter ends, another begins, what happens when Lenora stumbles on love again? And discovers her true mate is none other than Alpha Zade, the biggest rival of her ex mate. Will Alpha Zade be able to open the doors of Lenora's heart? And build a new life together? What happens when Lenora's past comes haunting her, threatening to destroy everything she has now? Can Lenora and Zade overcome the dark force, or will it tear them apart? Find out in this interesting tale.
View MoreLenora's POV âWhat the hell is going on here?â He repeated in a low but dangerous voice, each word dripping with barely contained rage. Before I could even open my mouth to defend myself, Zariel stepped forward, his smirk widening as if he had been waiting for this moment. âOh, brother, you are just in time,â he drawled. âYour little mate here was showing me how affectionate she can be. Isn't that right, sweetheart?â He turned to me, his eyes glinting with amusement. My blood boiled. âThat's a lie!â I snapped my voice trembling with anger. âZade, he's lying. He forced himself on me! I didn'tâŠ..â Zariel cut me off with a laugh. âDon't be shy, Lenora. You were practically begging for it. Isn't that why you called me here? To entertain you while your mate was busy playing the good and perfect Alpha?â I felt my stomach churned, bile rising in my throat. How could he twist the situation like this? How could he make it seem like I had wanted any of this? My hands clenched into
Lenora's POV I woke to the sound of the door creaking open. My hands instinctively rubbed my eyes, brushing the fog of sleep. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the person who had just barged in. Standing in the doorway was a figure I hadn't expected to see. Ever! It was none other than Alpha Zade's brother. What's his nameâŠ.. I trailed off as I tried to recall it, but it was out of reach. âZariel,â Zoey whispered in my head and I nodded faintly, my heart pounding and racing with different questions. I thought Alpha Zade had told the guards never to allow him here. How had he gotten here without anyone noticing? The packâs security was supposed to be impenetrable, yet here he was, standing as if he owned the place. âLook who we have here,â Zariel drawled, his voice dripping with amusement. He stepped further into the room after closing the door behind him. My instincts screamed at me to move, to defend myself in case he had any plans to attack me. Therefore, I shot up
Zade's POV I had barely settled into the throne chair when the heavy mahogany door creaked open, breaking the silence of the Grand Hall and my Beta walked in. I was about to inquire about the task I had assigned him, to bring forth all the she-warriors, when the door swung open and they marched in, one after the other, their boots echoing against the hard ground. My jaw tightened as my gaze swept over their faces and I remembered the disrespect they had shown to my mate, their Luna. The memory of her hurt expression flashed before my eyes and a surge of anger coursed through me. My fingers twitched, itching to wrap around the hilt of the dagger at my side. The thought of punishing them for their insolence, of watching the life drain from their eyes, was almost too tempting to resist. "Easy, man. Don't let your anger get the best of you," Nathan's voice cut through the haze of my rage. His words, though soft, carried an authority that even I couldn't ignore. It was as if he
Alpha Zade's POVI stirred awake the next morning, greeted by the golden rays of sunlight that poured into the room, streaming through the slightly opened windows. The light danced on the walls, illuminating every corner of my room and pulling me gently from the remnants of sleep. I tried to get off the bed and that was when I realized the weight on me. At first, I was confused, but then, I realized that it was my beautiful mate. A soft smile tugged at my lips as I gazed down at her sleeping form. Lenora looked delicate in the pale morning light, her chest rising and falling in a steady rhythm. Her dark lashes fanned against her cheeks and her lips, slightly parted, seemed to invite me to pause and admire her. She was an angel, pure and heavenly, yet here she was, lying in my bed. She was mine and nothing can ever change that. How could anyone let her go? How could that brute, Axel, cast her aside so callously, as if she were nothing more than trash, broken too?? The thought of
Lenora's POV I stood there watching Zade and his mother exchange relieved glances, their bond evident in the way they communicated without words. It was a connection I admired, one I hoped to have with her someday. But I came to realize that despite the calmness that settled over the room, a nagging feeling gnawed at the back of my mind. Talia's words, her venomous tone and the way she had looked at me like I was nothing more than an obstacle in her path, one that she couldn't wait to destroy. It left me uneasy. Merely looking at her, I could tell that she wasn't the type to walk away quietly. And Zade's reassurances, though comforting in its own ways, didn't completely ease my fears. âLenora.â Zade's voice tore me away from my thoughts, pulling me back to the present. He was standing in front of me now, his bright eyes meeting mine. âYou are overthinking again, aren't you?â I forced a small smile, though it didn't reach my eyes. âI'm fine,â I lied, brushing off his concern, bu
Zade's POV âWhat is she talking about?â My mother's voice cut through the air, her sharp eyes locking onto mine. I could see the confusion and suspicion in her gaze as she stared at me in close scrutiny. At that moment, I wished I could silence Talia forever and send her straight to the hell she deserved. She was really getting on my nerves. Talia walked forward, unaware of the tension in the air with a calm and self-assured attitude that was really annoying. âYes, Ophelia,â she said, her voice dripping with a pretentious smile. âZade and I are in a romantic relationship. In fact, we are almost done with our engagement ceremony. Zade can't be with any woman except me. That bitchâŠâ she paused as she glanced quickly at Lenora, âShould leave. Her presence is not needed here, because, I, the rightful Luna is here to take my place as Zade's Lunaâ âTell your mother about us, Zade.â She said as she reached for my hand, but I jerked away as if her touch burned. âDon't you dare
Lenoraâs POV I couldn't believe my eyes. Standing before me was a woman I had thought I might never see again. Eight months had passed since that fateful day when I found her lying broken and battered on the side of the road, left to die by some unknown stranger. The memory of her frail body, barely holding to life, flashed vividly in my mind. I had rushed to her side, desperate to help and in that moment, I had felt a strange unshakable connection to her. Now, here she was, alive and radiant, her presence alone, commanding the room in a way I could never have imagined. âOphelia?â I whispered, my voice trembling, barely audible over the pounding of my heart. âWhat are you doing here?â She tilted her head slightly, a soft smile curving her lips. Her eyes, warm and loving, met mine. âLenora.â She said with that smooth voice of hers. âIt's been a while, hasn't it?â I blinked, struggling to believe that the woman before me was the same fragile figure I had seen before. I
Lenora's POV The evening air was cool and quiet as I sat with Lucia on a bench. We didn't talk and the silence felt awkward. I had things I wanted to say, but I couldn't. The mean things the warriors said still hurt me and I didn't want to bother Lucia with my problems. Lucia had already done so much for me â confronting them, defending me â and I didn't want to burden her further with my pain. âSee you later, Lucia,â I finally said, breaking the awkward silence. My voice sounded hollow, even to my own ears. It was better to go back to my room alone than to sit here and risk boring her with my thoughts. âIs there a problem, my Luna?â She asked, her tone laced with genuine concern. Her eyes searched mine, but I quickly shook my head, forcing a smile onto my lips. How could I explain the storm raging within me? The guilt, the anger and the grief. It was all too much to put into words. âNot really, Lucia. I'm just feeling sleepy,â I lied, the smile on my face feeling more lik
Lenora's POV I stood at the edge of the pack house porch, my fingers gripping the wooden railing as I inhaled the pine-scented air. It was my third full day in this new new world yet, it has been the best days of my life. Who would have thought that I'll ever experience such a good time like this? Alpha Zade had left earlier for a meeting with his Beta, Karl and a group of warriors. He had apologized profusely, promising to return by midday, but I had assured him that I didn't mind. Truthfully, I was relieved. I needed time to breathe, to process the mixed emotions from last night: Zade's oath, his vow and the way he'd held me as if I was something precious. Now I was determined to explore my new pack. Therefore, I stepped off the porch and into the heart of the Blood Moon Pack. The pack was full of energyâwarriors spared in a nearby training ring, children running through the cabins laughing and talking, elders sat weaving baskets under the shade of the ancient oak
Lenora's POV I sat before the vanity in my room, gazing at my image in the mirror, holding the test results on my lap as tears streamed down my face. My hands shook as I gripped the test results, the words ânegativeâ and âbarrenâ piercing my thoughts like a branding iron. As the Luna of the Pack, my responsibility was to bear an heir, yet here am I - infertile. I will never be able to bear children of my own. I have never considered myself a believer in miracles, but at this moment, I hope a miracle occurs and the test results reveal âpositiveâ. The weight had been bearing down on me for years, and with every month that went by, the Pack's demands became more intense. I can't help but feel that very soon I'll be sent away from the Pack and the Pack would force my mate to take another woman that can give him an heir. âOur mate loves us and he won't hurt us that wayâ My wolf whispered to me and I smiled sadly. If only that was the truth. He has fallen out of love with me just ...
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