"Kiss me back," he demands, crashing his lips on mine while squeezing my boobs and pinching my nipples.

"I... I can't... I already have a mate!" a throaty sound involuntarily escaped from my lips as I uttered.

In the aftermath of a devastating tragedy that nearly destroys the Clawson pack, Rhea is forced to take on the mantle of Alpha and revive the struggling pack. When Kian, the Alpha of the Blackwood Pack, claims that they are fated mates, Rhea is cautiously hopeful, but her lack of a wolf leaves her uncertain.
Despite her reservations, Rhea is moved by Kian's offer of assistance to her struggling pack. However, everything takes a dark turn when Rhea discovers that Kian has only married her as part of a scheme to seek revenge against her family.

As Kian's cruelty and infidelity become increasingly unbearable, a powerful and enigmatic King Daemon, the Alpha of the Thorn pack breaks into her life, who shows interest in her. Despite her initial reluctance, Rhea feels an undeniable pull towards Daemon, causing her to confront a difficult choice between the security of her pack and the potential for a passionate love.

Which will Rhea choose: to follow her heart or her duty?

The Lycan King's Broken Luna

　　Walking down the aisle with Mercy by my side after the meeting, my heart was lively and festive about everything that had happened there. Though I was concerned about my wolf's absence on my special day, the outcome of the meeting distracted me from my worries.


　　Striding through the hallway, "Wow!" I groaned as I bumped into someone..


　　"Ahh!!" The person let out a squeal but managed not to fall. When she turned around to face me, she had a fierce and disgusted look as if I had bumped into her on purpose.


　　Looking up, I murmured "Lila" in surprise to see her there. However, she ignored me and scowled with a raised voice, "How dare you hit me?!"


　　My eyebrows furrowed in confusion at her accusation. Hit! Really? I had just bumped into her unintentionally, and she knew that.


CHAPTER 7 All Your Fault