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In a world where loyalty is sacred and betrayal runs deep, Rosella's life shatters when a single truth reveals the fragility of love. Once cherished as the Alpha's Luna, she now finds herself discarded, a shadow in her own home, as her husband, Darius, turns to another woman—one who carries the child he desperately craves. How does one navigate a marriage built on devotion when the foundation crumbles in a moment of heart-wrenching clarity?
As tensions rise and jealousy simmers, Rosella struggles to reclaim her sense of self amidst a whirlwind of betrayal and despair. Darius's cold demeanor and protective instincts toward his new Luna only serve to deepen the wounds of their fractured bond. With every meal served and every glance exchanged, the distance between them grows, yet the stakes have never been higher.
Will Rosella find the strength to confront the shattered remnants of her marriage, or will she succumb to the bitterness that threatens to consume her? As secrets unfold and alliances shift, the line between love and hate blurs in this gripping tale of loss, resilience, and the fight for one's rightful place in a world that feels unforgiving.
The Alpha's Discarded LunaChapter 1
"If you can’t give me a child, then what are you still here for?"
That was the first thing he said when I told him the truth. Not a pause. Not a moment of silence. Just that.
I could no longer get pregnant. The doctor’s words were final. My ovaries were weak. Two failed pregnancies had sealed that fate.
I grieved. I broke. My marriage with Darius was founded on love. It was arranged by our elders, but even before that, we already loved each other. That made our union effortless.
But everything crumbled the moment I told him I could no longer carry his child. The life we built began to collapse, one piece at a time. No matter what I did, I ended up with nothing.
Just like now.
"Rosella, prepare this," he said the moment he walked through the door.
I saw my favorite dish. The same one from the restaurant he once built for me. But I couldn't smile or feel the same excitement as before. I knew it wasn’t for me.
"L-Luna..." said the woman beside him, bowing her head like she was ashamed.