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Fia’s world shatters on her sister’s wedding day when the bride vanishes with Fia’s own fated mate. In front of two packs and a furious Alpha groom, the mate bond is brutally rejected, leaving Fia broken. But as alliances crumble, the abandoned bridesmaid may become the one person Alpha Cian can’t stop thinking about.
Just a cold satisfaction that she’d finally understand what it meant to defy me. What it cost to say no when I expected compliance. She’d learn. One way or another, she’d learn. And if she didn’t make it back to civilization? If something happened to her out there in the heat and the wilderness? Well.…
Not out of service. Not disconnected. Blocked. FIA I stared at the screen. Tried again. Same message. My father wouldn’t block me. He barely knew how to use his phone. I’d watched him struggle to figure out texting for years. There was no way he’d gone into his settings and blocked my number. Which meant…
Of course she didn’t know. She was from Silver Creek. She’d never set foot on my territory before today. And I’d thrown her out into a forest full of poison because I wanted to teach her a lesson about defiance. .She must have walked through miles of them. Been breathing in the poison for a…
“Hold on, Alpha Cian.” His voice sounded far away. Underwater. “I got this.” He slammed my door shut. Ran around to the driver’s side. The car rocked as he threw himself behind the wheel. The engine roared back to life. We surged forward again. I tried to keep my eyes open. Tried to focus on…
“I can help him.” I pushed myself up to sitting. The room spun again but I forced through it. “I know what he needs.” “You’re an Omega,” the healer said. The disdain in his voice was thick enough to choke on. “You know nothing about healing.” “My mother was an Omega as well with knowledge…
But I was already moving away. Already putting distance between us. Because when he woke up, when he saw me standing there by his bedside, he’d remember. Remember that this was all my fault. Remember that he hated me. And I couldn’t watch that realization cross his face. Not after watching him almost die for…
When he finally let go of my neck, I collapsed into the bed, boneless, eyes fluttering. He pulled out slow, cum sliding out of me in a sticky mess. I whimpered at the loss. He dropped beside me, panting, and pulled me into his arms like I hadn’t just let him use every part of…
Fia? She’d done something? To help me? The realization pulled at me through the fog. She’d been conscious enough to do something while I was burning up and dying. “I’m surprised Silver Creek has medical talent like her,” Maren continued. She was looking at Fia now with the kind of interest she usually reserved for…
“Stupid omega,” one of them muttered. “Nearly kills the Alpha and still gets to breathe.” “Should throw her in with the rogues,” the other one said. “Let them have her for a while.” I didn’t look at either of them. I just kept my eyes forward and tried not to think about what was waiting…
She was smiling even before I turned around. Mother was in the cryo chamber, suspended in the green mist that kept the rot from spreading. The frost clung to the glass in delicate patterns. Inside, she was curled in a way that must have been uncomfortable, but she’d learned to sleep that way. Had learned…