Revenge of the Rejected Mate

Synopsis

In the third year of our remarriage, Damian fell for a human waitress from the slums. He went so far as to command his entire corporate security clan of lycans to play along with her pathetic fantasy of pretending to be ordinary humans. When I finally cornered them, Damian didn't even bother to conceal his wolf ears. He casually wiped his razor-sharp claws, his lip curling into a sneer: "Evelyn, when we bound ourselves again three years ago, I promised my mate bond would only belong to you. There's no need to claw at a fragile human girl." That arrogant, high-and-mighty look was an exact mirror of five years ago—when he ruthlessly abandoned me for another she-wolf. Ignoring the unshed tears in my eyes, Damian remained smugly confident that I would never dare leave him. After all, we only rebuilt this broken marriage to keep our sickly, half-wolf son alive through our shared Alpha bloodline. But the very next day, my world shattered into dust. I crossed paths with Damian at a top-tier private hospital, where he was tenderly escorting his waitress for a prenatal checkup. At that agonizing moment, the truth slapped me in the face: he had already fathered a purebred pup with another woman. Worse, while our own son was burning with a fatal fever due to a failed wolf awakening, Damian had been busy fooling around in his mistress's cramped apartment. Wiping the last trace of weakness from my eyes, I snapped a photo of the ultrasound report and coldly summoned the clan notary to dissolve our sacred marital blood covenant. Damian had long forgotten the blood oath he signed before the Lycan elders: if he ever betrayed me again, he would be stripped of his Alpha crown and exiled with absolutely nothing. This time, I will not look back. I am taking my son, shaking the dust of his pack from my feet, and marching straight into the arms of his greatest nightmare—the True Lycan King. I will make Damian pay back every tear, every drop of blood, and everything he took from us. With heavy interest.