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After My Alpha Betrayed Me, I Became Lycan Queen Novel Cover

After My Alpha Betrayed Me, I Became Lycan Queen

The morning light filtered through the heavy curtains of the Alpha's private suite as I balanced the small wooden box in my hands. Inside lay a traditional pre-ceremony gift—a hand-carved wolf figurine meant to symbolize our union. My fingers traced the intricate details one last time before I knocked on the door. "Enter," came Austin's deep voice from within. I pushed open the door, my heart racing with a mixture of excitement and nervousness. This was supposed to be our moment—the calm before the storm of the Mate Ceremony that would bind us together forever. But the sight that greeted me froze my blood. Jolene Gonzalez stood behind Austin, her fingers deftly adjusting his tie. Her body pressed against his back in a gesture too intimate for mere pack members. The Alpha's suite—his private sanctuary—had been violated by her presence.
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Chapter 5

The morning sun filtered through the tall windows of the Silver Claw Pack's meeting room, casting long shadows across Austin's face as he paced nervously. I watched from the hidden alcove I'd discovered weeks ago, my heart pounding with anticipation. Today would mark the final phase of my revenge.

The door swung open, and Elena Cross entered—a vision of youth and power in her tailored blue suit. At twenty-three, she was already Alpha of the Cross Pack, having inherited her title after her father's unexpected death. Her pack controlled three major trade routes and held significant investments in human businesses.

"Alpha Snyder," she greeted, her voice cool and professional. "You requested this meeting."

Austin straightened his tie, attempting to project the confidence that had once come naturally to him. "Thank you for coming, Alpha Cross. I believe our packs could benefit greatly from a... closer alliance."

Elena's perfectly shaped eyebrow arched slightly. "I'm listening."

"A marriage would strengthen both our territories," Austin said, stepping closer. "Your wealth combined with my... experience."

I suppressed a laugh at his desperate pitch. The mighty Austin Snyder, reduced to selling himself to save his crumbling empire.

"And what of your current... situation?" Elena asked, her gaze sharp. "I've heard rumors about your Gamma."

Austin's jaw tightened. "Jolene was a mistake. A temporary distraction."

The words echoed through the room like a death knell for whatever remained of their relationship. I slipped away, my lips curved in a cold smile. This was the moment I'd been waiting for—Austin completely exposed, his true nature laid bare.

---

The Lycan library was silent save for the crackling of ancient pages as I searched through Damian's private collection. The massive room smelled of leather and wisdom, housing centuries of werewolf knowledge.

"Looking for something specific?" Damian's voice came from behind me, warm and deep.

I turned to find him leaning against a bookshelf, arms crossed over his chest. "Just... understanding more about your world."

He nodded, then gestured to a locked cabinet. "There's something you should see."

The key around his neck opened the cabinet, revealing a series of leather-bound journals. "My personal records," he explained. "I've kept them for centuries."

I ran my fingers over the worn covers, feeling the weight of history. "May I?"

At his nod, I pulled out a volume dated five years earlier. As I opened it, a familiar date caught my eye—the day I first met Austin at the Inter-Pack Summit.

"Today I caught her scent," I read aloud, my voice barely above a whisper. "Daisy Allen. The moment she entered the room, my wolf recognized her as ours. But the Moon Goddess has paired her with another—Austin Snyder, a pup I myself trained."

I looked up at Damian, stunned. "You knew... all this time?"

His eyes flashed gold, his voice rough with emotion. "I honored the Goddess's choice, even as it tore me apart."

My hands trembled as I turned the page. "Every day since has been an exercise in restraint. To see her prepare to bond with another, to smell her scent and know I cannot claim what my soul recognizes as mine..."

"Dominic," I whispered, using his real name for the first time. The name only his closest confidants were allowed to use.

He moved closer, his presence overwhelming. "I've waited five years to tell you."

"Why didn't you?"

"Because you deserved to choose," he said simply. "Not to be bound by fate or duty."

Something broke inside me—the last wall I'd built to protect myself. I reached for him, my fingers tracing the scar that ran along his jaw.

"You're my true mate," I said, the realization washing over me like a wave. "You've always been."

His control snapped. One moment we were standing apart, the next his arms were around me, his lips claiming mine in a kiss that shattered every pretense between us.

Power exploded between us—our auras merging in a blinding display of gold and silver light. The mate bond snapped into place with such force that I gasped against his mouth.

"Five years," he groaned against my lips. "Five years of waiting."

---

The summons arrived at dawn—an ornate scroll bearing the seal of the Council of Alphas.

"An emergency summit," I read aloud, my fingers tracing the embossed lettering. "To address the instability in the Silver Claw Pack and the rise of Phoenix."

Damian stood behind me, his hands resting on my shoulders. "They're calling him to defend his title."

"And us to reveal ourselves," I added, a cold smile playing at my lips.

The Council had grown concerned about the power struggle between Austin and our shadow organization. This summit would force all parties into the open.

"It's time," I said, turning to face Damian. "This will be the execution ground for my revenge."

His eyes darkened with pride and something deeper—the mate bond humming between us like a living thing.

"Are you ready?" he asked.

I straightened my spine, feeling the weight of my destiny settling around my shoulders. "I've been ready since the day he betrayed me."

As we prepared to leave for the Council chambers, I caught a glimpse of us in the mirror—Damian's powerful frame behind my determined one. The Lycan King and his Luna, moving as one toward our destiny.

The stage was set. The players were in position.

And Austin Snyder had no idea what was coming.

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