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The Wife He Gave Away Became the Alpha's Only Weakness

The Wife He Gave Away Became the Alpha's Only Weakness

Author: Liza Vicky
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Chapter 1 TRADED AWAY

Word Count: 915    |    Released on: 02/10/2026

he car engine. That's the stup

e they sat in the trunk. And he handed m

nodded at all the right people and kept his shirts ironed and listened to him talk about alliances.

even carry

enemy territory. Actual mud. It sucke

a thing.

hout looking back. Not once. His shoes making that soft soun

aking so hard I couldn't stop it. I kept thinking if

tay broken right there in that mud. Ju

Idiot. He never could add right.

t blink, whatever. The kind of story you tell pups to make them behave. And I was standing in his

d. Big. Like way too big for a

e cam

son he was - he was just big. Shoulders wide and his t-shirt was dark grey and I coul

d I should have been too. My kne

the mud with my bags. And he didn't see a burden. That was the w

urb in my head says he saw a ghost that looked like vengeance

cold,"

First thing h

t what are you doin

f wet wool from my sweater was driving me crazy

y voice cracked. So m

took the heavier bag. The one with the broke

me. "I'm not fine. He just - he traded

errupt rude. Just quiet. "I know w

ame. He said

ke that in a long time. No

a scoff. And I saw the Alpha's head twitch.

With my bag. And I just stood there

want to keep standing in the mud s

cameras. Of course it does. M

Handle was cold now. Not

es squelched. Every st

od smoke and coffee and something else, something like - lik

e. He stayed a step away. But his eyes were heavy. T

ft. Shower's hot," he said. "Do

ight. What kind of

g mud on his floor. My old life in tw

d he gets from this place. Let him try to claw back what h

in

s staring at my wet sweater like I'm

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The Wife He Gave Away Became the Alpha's Only Weakness
The Wife He Gave Away Became the Alpha's Only Weakness
“The cold salt from my own sleeve still crusted on my cheek when he handed me across the threshold, trading me like a sack of damp grain to men who smelled of stale tobacco and swamp water. I remember the grit of the floorboards under my bare knees after the door slammed shut. I remember the sound of boots retreating down the gravel path, heavy and unhurried, as if the man who called himself my husband hadn't just left me to rot in the outer districts. They thought I was currency. They thought a discarded wife from the southern packs would arrive broken, shivering, and ready to sweep ash from a hearth that wasn't hers. Instead, I sat on the edge of a cot that smelled of old wood and wolf pelt, listening to the silence of my new cage. It didn't take long for the house to shift. The guards stopped looking through me and started watching the way my hand hovered over the iron latch. And then came the new Alpha-the one they said tore rival packs apart with his bare teeth. When he walked into the low-ceilinged kitchen, his coat wet with rain, his eyes didn't pass over me as an afterthought. They locked onto mine with a sharp, heavy focus that felt less like ownership and more like a trap snapping shut on the wrong foot. He thinks he inherited a ghost to keep his hearth warm. He hasn't noticed yet that the knife I hid under the mattress is still sharp.”