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In the heart of the Blackwood Pack, loyalty is a blade that cuts deep. When Luna unwittingly dons the Goddess Pearl—a cherished symbol meant for Kaidon’s true love, Elara—she finds herself facing the brutal consequences of a mistake that seals her fate. The whispers of the pack echo with disdain as they watch her suffer under the Alpha’s indifference. Kaidon’s cold gaze, once a source of warmth, now feels like a shackle, binding her to a life of heartache and rejection.
As Luna grapples with her place as Kaidon's mate, the return of Elara shatters any hope of love she clung to. With every lash of the whip, she realizes that she is not just fighting for her dignity, but for her very existence in a world where she has always been second best. Can she endure the torment of being a mere placeholder for a love she can never possess? And with Ronan, Kaidon’s younger brother, urging her to reconsider her loyalty, Luna must confront the painful truth: is it time to break free from a love that has always been one-sided?
As tensions rise and secrets unravel, will Luna find the strength to reclaim her identity, or will she remain lost in the shadows of Elara’s brilliance? In a tale woven with betrayal and longing, the stakes are higher than ever.
After My Death , My Alpha Mate Went CrazyChapter 1
I didn't mean to wear the Goddess Pearl. It was Kaidon's precious treasure, something he found with Elara years ago. But here I was, standing in the center of the Blackwood Pack's courtyard, trembling as I felt the eyes of the entire pack on me.
I had only wanted to feel closer to him, to my mate, Kaidon, the Alpha. But now I was about to be flogged in front of everyone for it.
It had been a mistake—a horrible one. I hadn’t known that the necklace with the beautiful pearl I found in our room was the one he had meant for her, for Elara. Elara, who had returned to the pack, was everything to him. I was just the girl who happened to be chosen by the Moon Goddess to be his mate when Elara left. Now that she was back, Kaidon didn’t hide the fact that I was nothing but a substitute in his eyes.
"Kaidon, please," I had begged him earlier when he announced the punishment. "I didn’t know. I didn’t mean to wear the Goddess Pearl."
His cold, hard gaze didn’t waver. "You know what that pearl means, Luna. It was meant for Elara, the one I truly love."