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In a world where love is supposed to be destined, Aria stands at the precipice of a choice that could change everything. After eight years of waiting for her mate, Nicholas, to finally commit, she’s faced with a heart-wrenching truth: he’s more captivated by his new secretary, Selena, than by the bond they once shared. As laughter echoes through the packhouse and moonflower cakes are served, Aria finds herself suffocating in silence, grappling with jealousy and betrayal.
With a wedding planned and a new life on the horizon, she must decide if she will cling to a love that feels like a shadow or embrace an arranged bond that promises stability. But as tension brews and loyalties are tested, can Aria truly walk away from the only life she’s ever known? When secrets unravel and unexpected dangers lurk, will she find the strength to claim her own destiny, or will the past haunt her forever?
Prepare for a tale of passion, loyalty, and the fight for self-discovery in "The End Of An Era." Will Aria break free from the chains of unrequited love, or will she find herself ensnared in a web of deception?
The End Of An EraBook1-Chapter One
Aria POV
I was getting married, but my mate of eight years still didn’t know.
Lately, Nicho had been busy with his new secretary, Selena, a rogue wolf who recently joined his pack. They bonded immediately, their laughter echoing down the corridors of the packhouse. For her birthday, he even ordered a ten-layer moonflower cake, despite knowing my severe allergy to moonflower essence. At the party, they smeared cream all over each other, completely forgetting my presence.
When the scent of moonflower hit me, my throat closed up, and I shifted partially in a desperate bid to breathe. My wolf, Nyra, howled in distress as I collapsed, unconscious.
I woke up in the pack healer’s quarters, a bitter feeling blooming in my chest. That’s when I agreed to the arranged mating bond my family had proposed years ago.
Mom wasted no time. As soon as I got back to my quarters and swiped my keycard to enter, my phone buzzed relentlessly. Opening it, I saw dozens of wedding plans flooding the screen.
I scrolled through her messages, stopping at the last one: