Betrayed By My Alpha Mate

The night I was crowned the Luna of the Silver Moon Pack, I was dragged into a secluded forest clearing, attacked, and scarred. Acid was thrown on my face, leaving permanent marks that would forever remind me of my disgrace. The footage of the assault spread across the packs, and I became a pariah, stripped of my rank and burdened with debts I couldn’t hope to repay. Caleb Medina, my mate and Alpha of the Crimson Fang Pack, swore he would never abandon me. He promised to stand by my side, even as I worked tirelessly to repay the debts he claimed he couldn’t cover. I took on every task I could, from patrolling the borders to training the young warriors, desperate to prove my worth.

Six months later, while patrolling the outskirts of our territory, I stumbled upon a conversation that shattered my world. Caleb’s voice, cold and calculating, carried through the trees as he spoke to one of his Betas.

“Caleb, Maia’s been your mate for six years. You orchestrated her attack to benefit Indy Morrison, and you allowed her to be scarred. How could you do that?”

“What’s there to worry about? She’s just a Delta, and I’ve taken all I can from her. Indy is the future of this pack. With Maia always outshining her, I had no choice but to ruin her.”

The pain of his betrayal was unbearable, and I reached for the mind link I’d kept dormant for so long.

“Silas,” I whispered, my voice trembling. “I need your help.”

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“After Maia’s downfall, I transferred all her resources to Indy, and she rose to prominence as a Delta in the Crimson Fang Pack. Everything I did for Indy was worth it!”

The heat of the summer sun did nothing to warm the icy chill that seeped into my bones as I crouched behind a tree, listening to Caleb’s words. He stood in the clearing, flanked by his Betas and Gammas, his posture relaxed and confident. Gone was the man who had pretended to be struggling, burdened by my debts. Instead, he wore the aura of an Alpha who had secured his future.

The warriors around him laughed, their voices harsh and mocking.

“Caleb, you really outdid yourself with this plan. The footage of Maia crying your name while those rogues attacked her—it’s brutal.”

“Maia’s strength was unmatched—truly captivating. Even I can hardly stand watching it. A real win for those rogues.”

“You really went all out for Indy, spreading Maia’s disgrace across the packs. It’s been the talk of every territory for months, and you’re determined to destroy her reputation!”

Caleb’s tone was dismissive, his voice cutting through the air like a blade.

“This way, the packs will always remember her disgrace, ensuring Maia remains a failure. Meanwhile, Indy, so pure and strong, will be easier for them to rally behind.”

One of his Betas gave him a nod of approval.

“I have to admit, Caleb, you’ve earned your title as Alpha.