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Four years after Kamden Ross, the Alpha of the Silver Moon Pack, severed our mate bond, the pack’s announcement board was flooded with news of his generous eight-million-dollar donation to a charity for sick pups. I sat by my son Micah’s bedside, his small body frail and hooked up to machines, and reluctantly dialed Kamden’s number. "Alpha Ross," I began, my voice trembling, "could you please find it in your heart to lend me forty thousand dollars?" There was a pause on the other end, followed by a cold, mocking laugh: "When I was on the brink of death, you didn’t think twice before rejecting our bond. And now you have the audacity to ask for money?” "If you're that desperate, why not sell a kidney?" What he didn’t know was that when he needed a kidney transplant, I had already donated one of mine to him. Now it was our son who needed a healthy kidney. Before I could answer, Kamden abruptly hung up. I had kept my distance from him for four years and wouldn’t have reached out if it weren't for Micah’s illness leaving me no other choice. As an Omega in the pack, I’d spent all my savings on the hospital bills but still couldn’t come up with the forty thousand needed for surgery. Just when I was at my wits' end, a messenger from the pack’s charity organization reached out to me. "Alpha Ross agreed to donate the money, but he wants to personally verify your pup’s condition." After the bond was severed, I’d blocked all of Kamden’s contact details, and we hadn’t seen each other since. That afternoon, Kamden showed up at the hospital with