His Hybrid Luna

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of the Blue Fire Pack, re

h me like a blade, s

My eighteenth birthday. The day I was told I'd fi

just a lowly servant?" someone shouted

ing the Luna. How could I? I was no

agnor's crimson eyes bore into me, like seething with disgust, as

nd was cold and absolute, d

gh my heart shattered unde

en, her presence as icy and uny

r gaze, trembling under the in

the w

awing blood. There was no escape from this humil

e Blue Fire Pack, ac

h sentence, ripping apart

freedom, of a family, cru

with shame, disgrace

manded. I nodded again, my legs trembling ben

he so

dded, her tone sharp as a blade. "To serve

pted from a forgotten village, chosen only because of the peculiar ability they claime

d I ever

nees shook, and my gown snagged under my feet

nor cau

a fleeting moment, I felt warmth-a contradict

g for something, anything, t

ned unreadable, his crim

breath, his tone as cutting as before. Then, he release

pack members, their disdain and pity wash

but I refused to l

aze flicked between me and Ragnor, as if she disapproved

pride. I bowed my head, biting ba

arely audible, but it carri

g my trembling legs to carry me

ack burning into my back. My rejection wasn't just

of my room, I shut the door behind m

ears, broken only by the soun

he to subside. "I'll survive this," I whispe

n, and I bolted upri

your m

nt a shiver

ickly and rushing toward the door, despe

tall and imposing, her sha

pat, her words venomous. Before I could respond, h

gasped, my hand instinctively fly

at until my back hit the wall. "You think you're worthy of standing b

te," I whispered, my voice sh

Humiliated all of us. The Alpha's mate is supposed t

better than to argue. "I accepted his rejection," I said q

my face. "Enough? It will never be enough. You should have rejected him

let her see how much her words hurt

d, her voice dripping with disdain.

ulating. "Stay out of sight, Valkyrie. I

and stormed out, slamm