My birth brought death to my mother, and my father grew to hate me for it, leaving me vulnerable to the abuse of my stepmother and stepsister.

My mere appearance served as a constant reminder to my stepmother of the woman my father once loved the most - my mother. Consumed by jealousy, she relentlessly sought to destroy my life, but will she succeed?

"Sign this contract, become my Luna, and after the contract term ends, you will receive generous rewards and freedom."

"What do I need to do during the contract? Sleep with you?"

"You just need to play the role of my Luna. We will only pretend to be a couple in public, and there's no need for marking each other,"

"It seems arrogance is indeed a common trait among every Alpha,"

"What?"

"Alpha Logan, what makes you think I would readily accept your proposal?" I continued, my voice now laced with a mix of anger and defiance. "Just because I'm a wolf-less unwanted daughter? Or do you think you're so noble and handsome that I should be grateful and accept your offer for a large sum of money?"

"I didn't mean it like that," he stumbled.

I once thought the man who saved me was just an insignificant nobody, but little did I know he was the most ruthless Alpha on the entire continent, responsible for killing his own Mate.

What stunned me was that he wanted me to become his Luna?!

Alpha Logan's Chosen Luna

　　"Cynthia, go. I'll be there shortly," I pushed Cynthia away and signaled Fern to escort her.


　　"Okay, stay safe," Cynthia said before leaving.


　　I redirected my attention to the young man who had sealed his own fate.


　　"Who are you?" I asked, trying to contain my anger.


　　"I'm Wilton, the strongest warrior of the Silver Bow Pack. I will be the one to take your head," he replied with arrogance. I was enraged at this child's audacity to come into my home and attack Cynthia. I noticed that he brought about a dozen men with him. It didn't matter. I would kill them as well.


　　I allowed them to transform into their wolf forms. The poor bastards were baring their teeth and growling as they prepared to attack me. They had no idea that they would be the ones dead today.


　　"I admire your courage to challenge me, but you're foolish and arrogant," I said.


CHAPTER 14 Severing Ties