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“You told them it was me.” My trembling voice rang out across the Shaw Pack’s hall, silencing a few murmurs nearby. I stood under the archway, light spilling past me, but I was colder than the night wind outside. Alpha Camden, my mate, turned. His shoulders tensed, but he didn’t deny it. “Alice—” “They think I was the one stumbling out of that club with rogues,” I snapped, stepping further in. “They say I disgraced the Rivera name. That my child is cursed. And you—” my voice cracked, “you told them it was me.” Maisy stood near him, lips parted, hands clasped in front of her soft dress like a damsel in one of those moon-blind romance tales. But I wasn’t in a story. I was standing in the ruin of five years of loyalty and bond. Camden’s jaw tightened. “Maisy’s future was in danger. She serves the pack as a teacher. If people knew she was in that footage, her career and life would fall apart.” “So you offered up mine instead?” The betrayal slammed through my chest like a punch. “I’m Luna, Camden. Your Luna. Your mate. And you let them drag my name—our name—through the mud to save a Delta?” “Don’t say it like that.” His voice dropped, soft but firm. “Maisy isn’t just anyone. She saved me once—from danger. I owe her.” Maisy looked at me, wide-eyed and trembling. “Luna Alice… I never meant for this to happen. I’ll tell them it was me. I’ll confess.” “And what good would that do now?” I barked. “The damage is done. Everyone’s already seen it. They believe I broke my vows, that I betrayed my mate, that my child isn’t fit to be born.” Camden tried to step toward me, but I recoiled. “Don’t.” My voice trembled. “Don’t come near me and act like this is fine. That this is forgivable.” The hall was quiet now, everyone pretending not to watch, but I could feel the weight of a hundred ears listening, waiting for me to fall apart. Camden rubbed the back of his neck, eyes lowered. “This will blow over, Alice. I’ll make it right. Once Maisy’s safe, once she’s married—” “Married?” I laughed, bitter and sharp. “You’re protecting her now like she’s yours. Tell me the truth, Camden. Is she your affair? Or do you just wish she was? You love her?” His head snapped up. “No. You’re my mate. You always have been.” But he didn’t say he loved me. He hadn’t said that in a long time. And he stopped acting like he loved me. Maisy wiped at a tear, playing the victim perfectly. “I didn’t ask him to do this. I didn’t know he would—” “You knew,” I said flatly. “You both did. You knew the cost. And you let me pay it.” Camden’s voice was quiet, thick with guilt. “It was a mistake. A big one. But I didn’t do it to hurt you, Alice. I just didn’t know what else to do.” “You should’ve prioritized me.” My voice softened, but it didn’t lose its edge. “You could’ve stood beside me like a real Alpha stands with his Luna. But you didn’t. You broke the bond.” He stepped closer again, desperation in his eyes. “I never meant for this to end like this. I still want us. I want our child. I—” “No, Camden.” I shook my head slowly, a numb calm washing over the storm. “You wanted comfort. You wanted easy. And when things got hard, you picked her.” He looked gutted. For a second, I saw the man I had once trusted with everything. But trust didn’t mean anything if it only lasted when it was convenient. “You can’t mean this,” he said. “I do.” I drew in a breath that felt like glass in my lungs. “You let my name be ruined. You let our child be cursed by your silence. And now I know where your loyalty ends.” Camden’s voice dropped, almost a whisper. “You don’t understand. Maisy was there for me when I was nothing—” “And I was there when you rose from it,” I cut in. “I stood beside you through every trial. I bore your mark. I carry your heir.” My hands rested on the small swell of my stomach, protective now, fierce. “But I won’t raise this child in a den of lies. Not when his own father is willing to watch his Luna fall to save someone else’s pride.” Camden’s face crumpled, but I didn’t care anymore. The bond still pulsed between us—weak, strained, not yet broken. But my soul was already tearing away from his. “I’ll fix it,” he said again. “Just wait, Alice. When this is over, when Maisy’s safe, I’ll clear everything—” “This isn’t about Maisy anymore,” I said. “This is about you. You gave me up. And I won’t let our child be born into a bond this broken.” His mouth opened—then closed. He didn’t try again. I stepped back, eyes burning, but my voice steady. “We’re done, Camden. You’ve lost your Luna.” And as I turned away, head high, I felt it—that first real tear in the mate bond. Faint. Aching. But it would grow. Because love without loyalty dies. And my child deserved more than a mate who watched his Luna burn to save another.

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