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In a world where loyalty is a fragile facade, Tasha’s life shatters the moment she discovers her husband, Simond, entangled in a web of betrayal with her own cousin, Nalla. Their passionate whispers echo in her mind, revealing a truth she can no longer ignore: her marriage is built on deceit, and she’s merely a pawn in a game of power and wealth. As the weight of her pregnancy looms over her, Tasha grapples with the ultimate question: can she fight for a love that was never truly hers?
But the stakes rise when her sister, Tati, enters the scene with a sinister proposition that could change everything. Torn between her desperate need for love and the dark allure of revenge, Tasha must navigate a treacherous path filled with manipulation, greed, and betrayal. With time running out and her heart in turmoil, will Tasha find the strength to reclaim her life, or will she succumb to the very wolves that left her behind?
In a tale woven with passion and heartbreak, every choice carries the weight of consequence, and every secret threatens to unravel everything she holds dear.
The Wolves They Left BehindChapter 1
“What do you mean? You won’t cut your marriage with her yet?!”
A sharp voice rang through the room, making my brows furrow. Why was there a woman here? This hotel suite was booked by my husband. Did the hotel staff make a mistake?
I pressed my hand against the bathroom door, barely pushing it open. I had been hiding, waiting to surprise him. After three months, my belly had finally begun to show. Simond had been so busy with the council’s new pack project—as the beta, he had a lot of responsibilities. We hadn’t seen each other in weeks, and I thought he booked this hotel room to rest before coming home to me. He knew I’d worry if he returned bruised and wounded.
But why was there a woman here?
“Come on! You promised me. We both planned this! Now you’re backing out?” the woman demanded, her voice laced with jealousy.
I was about to step out and check if she had entered the wrong room—or if I had. But then, a familiar voice stopped me cold.