The Alpha's Human Wife (By Mistake)
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The Alpha's Human Wife (By Mistake)

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Chinwendu Egbuchere Fantasy

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She was only holding the cup. She wasn't supposed to be the bride. But the old magic doesn't care who's standing in the right place, it only cares who's standing there at all, and the second it locked onto June, it sealed her to a man who looks at her like she ruined his entire life. Kael is an alpha who was promised a wolf queen and got a human maid instead, and the bond that ties them together can't be broken without killing them both. What starts as a punishment neither of them chose becomes something neither of them can walk away from, a pull that grows sharper every time he's forced to protect her, every time she refuses to be afraid of him, every time the line between hatred and hunger gets harder to find. But June's arrival wasn't the accident everyone believes it was. Somewhere in her blood is a secret older than the pack itself, one that a hidden enemy has been waiting decades to claim, and the closer she gets to the truth of who she really is, the more the whole kingdom bends around her. Betrayal wears familiar faces. War comes for the throne, and then it comes for her specifically. And through all of it, a maid who was never supposed to matter has to decide if she's willing to become the one thing standing between everyone she loves and the end of everything. This is a story about a mistake that was never really a mistake at all, and a love that was written into the blood long before either of them had a choice in the matter.

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Tags: darklove-trianglefamilyHEfatedfriends to loversshifterdramasweetlightheartedkickingwerewolvesmythologypackmagical worldenemies to lovers
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June had never seen a woman make an entrance like Freya.

By the time she made it down to the main hall, still cradling her sore elbow, still rattled from being shoved off a bed twenty minutes earlier, Freya was already standing in the center of the room like she owned the floor she stood on. Every eye in the hall was on her, and Jun……

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