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The Alpha's Broken Mate Is The Hidden Supreme Princess

The Alpha's Broken Mate Is The Hidden Supreme Princess

I hid my identity as the Supreme Wolf Princess just to find true love, even sacrificing my soul core to cure the bloodline curse of my fated mate, Caleb. However, when he successfully became the Alpha of the Supreme Wolf Pack, he brought back Selene—a cunning she-wolf who faked an attack by rogue wolves to frame me. He would rather believe her fabricated tears than listen to my explanation, locking me on a balcony covered in toxic silver dust for three days and three nights. When I knelt and begged for forgiveness, telling him I was pregnant with his child, he sneered and accused me of carrying a rogue wolf's bastard. He watched coldly as Selene spiked my food with deadly poison and forced me to climb a tree covered in thorns. Ultimately, I lost my child, and my blood stained the earth red. I gave up my crown and my magic just to help him build his empire, only to receive humiliation in return. He even threw a banishment contract in my face, ordering me to be exiled to the wastelands. I felt a deep, agonizing sense of worthlessness for everything I had sacrificed for him! That was until the Royal Guard's helicopters blackened the sky, and my father—the Supreme Alpha of all werewolves—forced Caleb to his knees in a wretched state. "I accept your banishment." I threw that contract violently back into his trembling hands, watching his world crumble to ash. In this moment, he finally realized exactly what he had destroyed.
Love in crossfire

Love in crossfire

In a dystopian city perpetually cloaked in violence, dusk brings no peace-only gunfire, smoke, and sirens. Entire districts lie in ruins, patrolled by drones and military forces. Amidst the chaos, a resistance group fights for freedom. Main Characters: Maria Johnson: A resilient and idealistic field nurse, Maria treats the wounded in the shadows of rubble-strewn streets. She works tirelessly for the resistance, haunted by memories of Smith William, the man she once loved. Smith William: A cold, calculating military spy, Smith was once part of the resistance but vanished years ago, abandoning Maria. Now embedded deep in government operations, he's torn between loyalty to his mission and the guilt of betrayal. Williams Brown: A charismatic and forceful rebel leader, Brown believes in liberation at any cost. He's both revered and feared among his people. Secretly, he's the estranged son of Lotoya and was once a childhood friend of Maria and Smith. Jone Sophia: A sharp, disillusioned camp prostitute who knows the secrets of soldiers and rebels alike. Though seen as an outsider, she plays a crucial role in shaping the narrative through whispered information and acts of quiet rebellion. Miller Davis: Head of Interpol, Davis oversees global surveillance and has made the city his testing ground for new authoritarian control methods. Uncompromising and strategic, his real aim is to crush the resistance before it sparks a worldwide revolt. Lotoya: Williams Brown's mother, once a civil rights advocate, now lives in isolation, shamed by her son's rebellion. She's caught between grief and pride, and her past might hold the key to peace-or more bloodshed. Plot Summary: The story opens with Maria racing through alleys at dusk to save a boy shot during a government raid. Blood paints the streets as the city erupts. She reunites with the resistance underground and is tasked with establishing a medical outpost near the frontlines. Meanwhile, Smith William, under orders from Interpol and Miller Davis, infiltrates the resistance, pretending to be a defector. He's forced to confront Maria, who doesn't know if she should kill him or kiss him. Their chemistry reignites, but trust is shattered. Williams Brown plans a massive uprising, with the help of coded transmissions intercepted from government lines. He recruits Jone Sophia to manipulate soldiers and leak intel. Though underestimated, Sophia's information proves critical to several operations. Smith is torn. Miller Davis pressures him to kill Williams Brown and destroy the resistance from within, but old loyalties stir. Smith discovers that Davis plans to bomb entire districts to crush the uprising. Horrified, he secretly warns Maria. Lotoya, sensing the storm, emerges from seclusion. She meets with Maria and reveals hidden documents from the city's past-evidence of human experiments and corruption that could dismantle Interpol's rule. Williams Brown confronts his mother, unleashing years of rage and sorrow. They part unresolved, but her truth fuels his final move. In the climax, Smith helps Maria leak the documents. As the city erupts in simultaneous rebellion and military crackdown, Miller Davis orders an aerial strike. Smith sacrifices himself to stop the drone control hub. Maria survives, wounded, carrying Smith's last message: a confession of love and regret. Williams Brown, now a symbolic figure, retreats into exile, leaving others to rebuild. Jone Sophia vanishes, her legacy living in the whispered tales of a woman who knew too much. Blurb2 Only love can withstand the bullets in a city rife with betrayal. Maria Johnson, a skilled field nurse and quiet person, tends to the wounded with trembling hands and a burning heart in the war-ravaged ruins of a once-prosperous metropolis. She has always tried to remain neutral, which has helped save lives on both sides of the bloody civil war. But neutrality becomes impossible the moment she uncovers the truth: the rebel forces are planning a full-scale coup to seize the city-and Jone Garcia, a ghostlike terrorist wanted by forty nations, was behind the massacre of her family. When the secret files of investigator Larry Coldsweat are made public, Maria's world falls apart even more as she is haunted by the murder of her parents. Not only do they point to a bloodbath that is coming, but they also point to a web of betrayals that goes deep into both the government and rebel groups. Maria considers the truth to be more than just an idea. The killer has a name. A face. And a history of vanishing before justice can reach him. Determined to uncover the past and avenge her bloodline, Maria makes a daring move: she joins the rebels. Not for politics. Not for power. But to track the ghost who shattered her life. There, amid smoke and gunfire, she meets Williams Brown, the ruthless yet charismatic leader of the insurgency-respected by his men, feared by his enemies, and wrapped in a pain she understands