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His Defiant Luna: The Cursed Prince's Ruthless Bride

Chapter 7 

Word Count: 831    |    Released on: Today at 16:49

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negotiation with a prince, I would not conduct it while looming over a man in a wheelchair like a nurse over a pa

al, wheezing cough. "Lady McLaughlin. To

lanket draped over his legs, even though the room was warm. The hands on the armrests,

ispense with t

e, Your Highness. I am not

issue a reprimand, but Dante silenced

descending smile. "Oh? And here I was told y

ountered. "And I'm quite certain

. "A 'tainted' woman, publicly cast off by the Alpha Heir, shackled to a 'useless'

s, watching for a reaction, a crack

f his gray eyes, but his sickly smile remained in place. "Fate ha

smiled, and there was no warm

. "I'm offering you t

esence makes your delicate condition worse. I don't care what excuse you use. Find a way to make this marriage disappear. In return, I

er, and I had just offered him a tempting chip

ifted, the casual negotiator replaced by the professional.

I said slowly, "i

nded like a

solidify. Rhys's jaw dropped,

ailty went still. The coughing stopped. The faint amusement in his gray eyes sharp

s voice losing its feigned weakne

pped closer and leaned in, my hands braced on the arms of hi

e in this palace has the skill to treat it." I paused, letting the weight of my claim si

the tendons stood out beneath his pale skin. Rhys had gone utterly silent beside him,

f it had fallen away for a breath. What remained was a man who had spent years hiding his stre

infatuation, no pity, no fear. Only the cold, detached c

s, broken only by the sound of his own br

voice low and dangero

ile-touching my lips. "I don't want a dying h

ke your

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His Defiant Luna: The Cursed Prince's Ruthless Bride
His Defiant Luna: The Cursed Prince's Ruthless Bride
“I woke up in another woman's body at the worst moment of her life. Drugged. Humiliated. Dragged before the entire Moonlight Gala. My fiancé, Alpha Heir Arlin Carlisle, slapped me in front of hundreds of werewolf nobles and accused me of sleeping with his crippled, wolfless royal brother, Prince Dante. My stepsister Jaylin cried beside him like an innocent angel. "She didn't mean to betray you," she sobbed. But I knew the truth. She had poisoned me, thrown me into another man's bed, and tried to steal my engagement, my title, and my future as Luna. They expected me to cry. To beg. To accept my disgrace. Too bad the real Celena was already dead. And the soul inside this body belonged to a battlefield surgeon and forensic doctor who had survived wars, corpses, and blood. So I took a silver lancet, pierced my own finger, and proved in front of everyone that I had been drugged. Then I looked my Alpha fiancé in the eye and annulled our engagement myself. But my revenge had only begun. To bury the scandal, the Alpha King ordered me to marry Prince Dante-the "dying" cripple everyone mocked. They thought it was a punishment. They were wrong. Because I soon discovered Dante was not weak. He was poisoned. Hiding. Waiting. And I was the only woman who could cure him. Now my enemies want me broken. My new husband wants to use me. But I have my own plan. I will heal the cursed prince, take back my power, and make every person who laughed at me kneel.”