She was never meant to be Luna Until the Moon chose her anyway. Millie was the Beta’s quiet daughter; she grew up knowing her place, which was supporting roles only, never the crown. So when the Moon Goddess binds her to the most feared wolf alive, she knew it had to be a mistake. The exiled Alpha knew it too. Scarred, broken, and blamed for a pack’s near-ruin, he rejects her without mercy. “You are nothing but a burden.” Humiliated and shattered, Millie does the unthinkable for her kind: she runs headfirst, straight into the human world. There, she goes on to build a life for herself with no pack, no bond, and definitely no Alpha who looks at her like she’s disposable. But fate doesn’t loosen its grip so easily. When his old pack collapses without him, they beg their fallen king to return. What they do not realize is that his power, his right to rule, depends on the mate he cast aside. The bond drags them back together. This time, he kneels. He needs her strength. Her presence. Her forgiveness. Millie needs nothing from him and that’s what terrifies him most. As rejection turns into obsession and groveling desperation, Millie must decide whether love can survive humiliation… or if some wounds were meant to turn queens into conquerors instead. Because the Moon never gives a chance for choices. And love was never an option.