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The lost mate

Anne's life takes an unexpected twist when she meets her mate, the Alpha wolf prince Damien. Her world shatters when he rejects her, casting her out of the pack and into exile. To escape certain death, Anne flees to the human world, hiding her true nature and the secret she carries. Five years later, Anne has built a new life among humans, raising her son in peace. When Damien unexpectedly stumbles upon Anne and discovers their child, the heir to his pack, old wounds are reopened, and forgotten bonds are reignited. Damien is determined to reclaim what he lost, but Anne is no longer the same broken wolf who once loved him. She is stronger, fiercely protective, and unwilling to be hurt again. As Damien battles to win back her trust and integrate their son into his legacy, they must navigate a path of betrayal, redemption, and unknown enemies. Can Anne forgive the past and accept a future with the man who once shattered her heart? And can Damien prove he’s worthy of the mate and child he abandoned?

N_Chandra_1849 · Fantaisie
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"Mr. Monroe," she greeted, trying to keep her voice steady. "Can I get you something? Coffee?"

Fred waved a hand dismissively. "No, thank you. I'm more interested in a few answers than a cup of coffee."

Heather nodded, her stomach tightening. She led him to one of the tables near the window, her mind racing as she tried to anticipate his questions. Fred took a seat, and she followed, sitting across from him.

"Last time we spoke, you mentioned that you hadn't seen Ronald in five years, since your divorce," Fred began, his tone conversational, but Heather could sense the sharp edge beneath it.

"That's right," she replied, folding her hands in her lap to keep them from trembling. "We went our separate ways after the divorce. I haven't seen or heard from him since."

Fred nodded slowly, as if processing her words. "That's a long time to go without any contact. Not even a phone call? A birthday card ?"

"No," Heather said firmly. "Nothing."