webnovel
#R18
#BETRAYAL
#REVENGE
#WEREWOLF
#HISTORICAL
#FASTPACED
#ALPHA
#GETTINGBACKTOGETHER

Divorce The Duke, Marry The King!

18 and naive, Belle Hart thought marriage would end her misery, only to realize it had just begun! What started as a promising love turned out to be a facade, would Belle choose between a second chance or leave? She met her mate, the Duke, who she proposed to when she came of age. A month in, things took a turn. The Duke leaves for war before she could inform him about her pregnancy, only for him to return with a mysterious woman whom he claimed to be his new wife! The audacity! Trouble ensued and Belle suffered a miscarriage as a result. … “What did you just say?” He asked, his gaze darkening. “You heard me well, I seek a divorce. I wish for us to go our separate ways,” she replied, her voice steady as she met his gaze with confidence, though inwardly she was shaken by his presence. “You are my mate, Belle, and I am yours. Divorce is the most foolish notion you could entertain. Do you believe any man would take a worthless creature like you as his wife?” He scoffed, his words biting, causing her heart to ache. … The Duke's refusal pushed Belle into the arms of the king. All she had to do was bear him an heir and he would help her get her revenge! "I want you to marry me, Your Majesty, and aid me in seeking my revenge against the Duke and those who have wronged me. In exchange, I shall bear you an heir before you help me," she said, her voice steady and full of purpose. What will the choice be?

Trishybaby · Fantastique
Pas assez d’évaluations
141 Chs
#R18
#BETRAYAL
#REVENGE
#WEREWOLF
#HISTORICAL
#FASTPACED
#ALPHA
#GETTINGBACKTOGETHER

Memories with him

"I am not protecting him, Your Majesty. I am merely sparing you from future regrets. His fate matters not to me, but I cannot bear to see your hands stained with his blood," Belle said, her tone urgent. "I beg of you, calm yourself, and I shall explain everything in due course." She hoped Hezekiah would grasp the deeper meaning of her words and restrain himself. 

It was not that she opposed Quinn's death, he deserved every torment imaginable but if anyone were to end his life, it must be her. She wouldn't need to strike him with a blade, her revenge alone would destroy him utterly. 

Quinn, observing the exchange, could not discern whether she sought to protect him or merely to protect Hezekiah. Her words carried an edge of disdain, as though she wished him dead, but not yet, and not like this. 

"Just this once," Hezekiah said at last, after a long pause. He signaled his men to stand down.