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Four months pregnant, my Alpha Kaelen’s obsession Lyra, had to know who he cared about more – me or her.
So, up on the snowy mountain, she howled, started a snow-beast stampede, caused an avalanche.
She smirked, watching me, expecting me to hit Kaelen’s comm rune.
I didn't. I just wrapped my furs tighter, tried to stay warm, and waited.
Because last time, when the avalanche hit, I’d called him right away, begging him to get me to a healer.
He’d saved me for the pup’s sake, got me to the pack healers. But Lyra? She "accidentally" died up there because Kaelen didn't come for her.
He’d held me so tight, his Alpha scent all around me, saying it wasn't my fault. Even took time off to stay with me, "to help me feel better."
Bullshit. The day our pup was born, he dragged us both to the ice caves.
Left us to freeze. Me and our pup.
The last thing I saw, through a thick sheet of ice, was his twisted wolfish snarl.
"If you hadn't distracted me, Lyra would still be alive! Think you can play innocent and fool me? You and your whelp will pay for her life!"
"Cold? Good! I want you to feel exactly what Lyra felt before she died!"
Then I woke up. Back at the avalanche.

Luna’s Scorned Heart

My nails left several bloody scratches on Lyra’s face. Kaelen quickly reacted, pulling her behind him.


He grabbed my hair and shoved me to the ground.


His roars were out of control, his Alpha dominance unleashed without reservation, shaking the entire inn.


"You bitch! How dare you kill my pup?! What the hell do you think you are?!"


"I’ll make you pay for his life! Go die!"


I curled up on the ground, my body jolting with each of his blows.


It was like I couldn't feel the pain. My mind was blank.


I didn't understand why he was so furious.


In our last life, he had killed our newborn pup with his own hands, for Lyra.


But in this life, he was acting like he wanted revenge for the pup.


The inn guards who rushed over pulled him away. I was finally saved.


Kaelen, with Lyra’s persuasion (or rather, her performance), finally calmed down.


Chapter 9