Kiara Kingsley had learned how to disappear.

Exile taught her that—how to keep her head down, bury claws beneath skin, how to pass as human, how to raise a child in a world that would never understand what he truly was. 

For years, she believed she had succeeded. The past stayed silent. The pack stayed away. And her little Mat grew, blissfully unaware of the blood humming in his veins.

Until the night he vanished.

The hamlet spiraled into panic - questions,sirens,fear. But Kiara felt none of it. 

The air carried their scent.She knew exactly who had taken her little Mat. And she knew what it would cost to get him back.

Returning meant facing Caspian Silverheart—her Alpha mate, the one man she never learned how to hate. The same man who had stood frozen and shattered as his father pronounced her banishment, sealing her fate before their entire pack. Kiara never blamed Caspian. Some sins were too heavy to share, and she had carried hers alone.

To bring Mat back, Kiara knew she must return beyond the veil and face the one truth she had spent years avoiding. Some betrayals were written into fate long before love ever had a choice.

Crossing the veil, Kiara expected judgment, hatred, and the ghosts of everything she had destroyed. What she did not expect was a world she no longer recognized. The pack she left behind had been reshaped. Power had shifted. Familiar laws felt dangerously flexible. And the silence surrounding her little boy’s disappearance was far too deliberate to be accidental.

As old bonds resurfaced and buried truths began to stir, Kiara realized her exile may never have been about punishment.

It may have been about erasure. And the laws governing blood, lineage, and power now circled dangerously close to Mat as well. 

Because Mat was not just her little boy.

He was a convergence…of bloodlines, of broken oaths, of a future the pack was never meant to unlock.

Now that she had returned, the lies holding their worlds together were beginning to fracture. And along with thay her Mate Bond. 

Everything she thought she knew about love was about to shatter. All myths about bonds and affairs were going to rewrite themselves. Will Kiara be able to navigate treacherous terrains where love seems like a seductive siren. Her heart thinks it knows what it wants, but does she? Will she find that bliss of a happily ever after? 


(**spoiler alert - The story involves several supernatural myths, lores and creatures apart from the wolves themselves.This might not be a typical reverse harem story but might contain elements of it. Certain subplots might contain elements/mention of r*pe.Readers discretion  suggested. Happy reading to all of you, hope you have a blast reading this baby!)

I moved before I even thought it through.


Then I stopped dead in front of a stall.


"Masking?" I muttered under my breath. 


The vendor, a hunched guy with too many rings and not enough teeth, perked up. "Got the best in Greyv—"


Snatched the small vial off his table, popped the damn pill into my mouth and swallowed it dry.


"Hey—wait…there's a—little bit of risk of side effects…," he started.I dropped a coin on the counter.He looked at it.Looked at me.Then shut the hell up. "Umm, well, never mind!"


I turned and grabbed the first thing I saw from the next stall—a dark shawl, rough and oversized, good coverage—and threw it over my shoulders, pulling it low over my head.


I kept my head down as I slipped into the crowd, tracking the direction David had gone.


Chapter 74 - Old time's sake