Reclaiming My Life The Blinded Luna Strikes Back

The Pack headquarters was silent in the dead of night. My breathing was rapid, and blood was dripping down my skin, soaking my clothes.

My feet fluttered on the carpet, and the drops of blood on the ground were like an angry warning, telling me that everything was beyond redemption.

I was covered in scars all over. Last night, in order to save the Alpha, Caden Westbrook, I alone led away the assassination operation of the hostile Rebellion Pack.

At that time, I thought that everything I did for him would eventually earn a response and a trust.

Now, standing at the door of his office, I find myself completely wrong.

Through the half-open door, I heard his deep voice interwoven with another she-wolf's light laugh.

That voice was all too familiar to me - it was Ava, Beta , one of the members of the Wolf tribe whom I once regarded as friends and companions.

“You are really becoming more and more charming.” Ava's voice was sweet, interspersed with a teasing tone, as if nothing had ever happened.

Alpha Caden's voice was deep and lazy, as if he were enjoying all of this.

“You know, I've been tired of her for a long time.” Alpha Caden's cold voice rang out, "I didn't completely abandon Seraphina because she was my Mate and the Council elder."

At that moment, it seemed as if the whole world had fallen silent.

I stood there motionless at the door, my heart feeling as if it had been crushed by some heavy object, unable to breathe.

I pushed the door open forcefully. Immediately, a strong smell of alcohol and perfume hit me in the face, so intense that it made me want to vomit.

On the sofa, Alpha Caden and Ava were entangled with each other, hugging and kissing, while I, standing before them, was like an insignificant prey.

I said nothing, just lowered my head, feeling completely humiliated from the inside out.

"Alpha Caden!" I gritted my teeth and almost squeezed out these two words through the gaps between them.

He slowly raised his head, his gaze wandering. There was a look of shame in his eyes, but also a kind of natural coldness.

“What are you doing here? Have all the people from the Rebellion Pack been diverted?”

At that moment, I could hardly believe his words.

He showed no concern for me at all, and such a shameless expression appeared on his face.

My eyes were pricked by the light and felt a little moist.

Ava smiled even more smugly, closing in step by step, and contemptuously lifted my chin: "Why pretend to be pitiful? When you were a hostage for Alpha Caden back then, weren't your eyes in such good condition?”

I suddenly had a sharp pain in my head.

In the kidnapping case three years ago, I was taken hostage instead of Alpha Caden.

Feral Wolf shone a powerful flashlight directly into my eyes to force me to obtain the confidential password of Pack, resulting in eye damage.

At that time, my eyes had already begun to have problems. Although I tried my best to endure, I couldn't fully recover.

Nowadays, my right eye still goes blind from time to time on rainy days, and my left eye is always photophobia and tears.

I wanted to fight back, but I was powerless to hold on. Standing at the door, I even found it hard to catch my breath.

“Did you hear that? He said he was tired of you.” Ava approached me, sneering coldly and pinching my neck with both hands.

"How can you be worthy of being Alpha Caden's Mate in your current state?"

Alpha Caden stood up, casually pushed aside Ava's hand and walked up to me.

He slowly lit a cigarette, with a sarcastic smile on the corner of his mouth: "Since you want an answer so much, then let you take a good look." He looked at me coldly and casually threw the lighter onto the marriage contract we once signed together.

It was at my 18th coming-of-age ceremony.

After the Moon Goddess decided on him as my Mate, he urged me to sign.

How tender and affectionate she was back then, Alpha Caden's attitude took a sudden turn for the worse after that kidnapping case three years ago.

I tried my best to save her, but it still ended up in this situation today.

The firelight ignited that piece of paper, spreading rapidly and burning up all the former promises and memories.

I looked at him, and tears couldn't help flowing down.

The flames on that piece of paper shone on Alpha Caden's collarbone, where the traces of Ava's kiss were still clearly visible - he once said that only I could leave a mark on him, but now, it was clearly Ava who had taken my place.

My hand feebly touched the eye drops in my pocket. Enduring the excruciating pain in my eyes, I dropped a drop.

The liquid, along with the blood streaks, dripped onto the charred marriage contract.

The firelight made everything even more dazzling.

My vision blurred a little, but I still stared fixedly at Alpha Caden's face.

“Seraphina, do you think you deserve him? ”

Ava suddenly grabbed my hair and forced me to raise my head, "Haven't you always lived a comfortable life?"

Back then when you were taken hostage, there was nothing wrong with your eyes.

I felt a chill coming from between her fingers, and that sneering scent made me tremble uncontrollability.

Every word Ava said was like a sharp knife, cutting across my heart.

Don't go too far. I raised my head, trying to resist with all my might, "We once -"

"Once?"

Ava interrupted me, and the smile on her face became even more sinister.

"Do you think it ever had any meaning?" Now you are just a burden.

Alpha Caden finally came up to me. He didn't look at me again. Instead, he threw the burned marriage contract into the trash can and casually left me behind.

If you keep making a fuss, I'll make you disappear completely.

Alpha Caden said coldly, her tone devoid of any emotion.

He pressed the bell on the table and a Warrior in a black uniform came in.

Take her away.

I was coldly dragged away by Warrior, with almost all my strength drained. My eyes began to blur.

Blood dripped onto the carpet and I felt like I was about to fall. But no matter how I struggled, I was always powerless.

Thrown into the solitary confinement room, I curled up in the corner in pain. The intense pain on my ribs almost made it impossible for me to breathe.

Last night's assassination hurt two of my ribs, and today's betrayal has completely broken me down.

I tried hard to hold back my tears, unable to believe that all this could happen to me.