The Alpha King’s Hidden Mute Mate
I was his mute, defective Omega. He was my ruthless Alpha King.
He sent me to my death—and now he’s begging on his knees for my help.
Mia
In a kingdom where every fated mate is found by a howl, I was the Omega who could not make a sound.
I thought the mate bond would be my salvation.
Instead, Zane took my innocence, accused me of drugging him, and crowned another woman in my place.
His parting gift? A royal escort… right to the edge of a cliff.
Trapped by assassins, my paralyzed throat finally tore open.
I didn’t scream for help. I screamed to sever our bond.
“I, Mia, reject Zane as my fated mate.”
Five years later, I am no longer the broken maid. I am the realm’s most elusive, masked singer.
My voice heals broken souls, while his kingdom crumbles.
Desperate, dying, and stripped of his wolf, he grovels at my feet for a cure.
He has no idea he is kneeling to the mate he threw away.
But the real shock will come when he sees the little girl hiding behind me.
Zane
I haven’t shifted in five years.
The exact second my mate rejected me and plunged to her death, my wolf died.
Now, I am a broken King, begging a masked Queen to fix the curse in my blood.
But when her mask slips, my dead heart violently restarts.
It’s her. Brighter, colder, and utterly untouchable.
And the child clinging to her dress has my terrifying, ice-blue eyes.
She thinks she can walk away.
I will bleed for her amusement and burn the world to ashes before I let them go again.
100% HEA (Happily Ever After)
No Cheating / Complete Standalone
Trigger warning: Contains themes of severe mate rejection, false accusations, bullying, attempted execution/near-death experiences, and violence. Reader discretion is advised for those sensitive to intense emotional angst and partner betrayal.
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