Shattered Bond: The Rejected Luna Shines Now

Chapter 4 The final give up

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nder Dr. Evans's care, but the hole in my soul only grew wider. The ba

her days inventing new curses for Ha

a dead, silent thing. I felt no more lov

e hallway outside my room. Pack members w

pening, then rushed back, her face pale. "S

too late. I

handsome and remote as a god carved from stone. He was leadi

small figure he was carefull

look like snow. Her wide, brown eyes had a doe-like innocence, the pe

whispers f

ga the Alpha brought

Alpha is setting up a special herbal

way he's smiling. We've never se

n have an inner wolf, how can she be a Healer? She's a fraud! And she's a distant co

without the wolf gene, unable to shift or

. He turned his head, and our

lt, or at least indif

ce and warning. His look said: Stay

le flickered on her lips before she quickly schooled her features bac

g soft and reassuring. The tenderness in that gesture was

ally sank into the deepest, cold

e to Hallie, my voice calm. "H

at me. "Sera

ll the illusions, all the hope, ha

and watch their disgustin

oring the nurse's protest, and be

way, I passed Harlan

em. I kept my eyes

were like two parallel lines that

nter's main doors, the sunligh

of the suffocating scent of cedar and j

he air o

Seraphina Hayes would

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Shattered Bond: The Rejected Luna Shines Now

Priorities Werewolf

“I was the Luna of the Blackwood Pack, married to my Alpha husband for four years. But four days ago, he threw a formal mate rejection document at me and brought my "wolfless" cousin home. When I reached out through our bond in agonizing pain, he severed the link. "Your weakness disgusts me." The psychic shock almost killed me, leaving me coughing up blood on the floor. But Harlan didn't care. While I was dying in the Pack hospital, he was busy setting up a special lab for my cousin, treating her like his fragile treasure. To force me to beg, he even froze my bank accounts, trying to leave me completely destitute. Everyone watched me become a discarded joke, a pathetic Omega kicked out of her own home. I didn't understand how my seven years of deep devotion could be met with such cruel humiliation. When I saw them together, his eyes held nothing but pure, unadulterated disgust, as if I were a filthy insect. So, I signed the rejection paper with my own blood and walked away. He thought he had crushed a helpless, penniless woman. He didn't know I had a secret trust fund with over a hundred million dollars and a top-tier biotech patent. This time, I'm taking back my life, and I will make him pay.”