"I reject you as my mate. May we remain strangers forever!" With those final words, Aerith turned her back on the man who never cared for her love―who sentenced her death without a second thought. Betrayed, and abandoned, she decided to take her own life instead of bearing the humiliation. But fate had different plans. With a second chance at life, Aerith vows to rise from the ashes, stronger than ever. Dark creatures—mutants—are spreading terror across the land, and at their heart lies a secret that threatens to destroy everything Aerith has rebuilt. Worse, it could drag her back into the very life she’s fought so desperately to escape. In a world where betrayal runs deep and enemies hide in every corner, can Aerith rise above her pain, or will her heart’s lingering connection to Arvis lead her into ruin?

Rejected, humiliated, and left for dead—Junia thought she had nothing left to lose. But when a dying king’s final wish forces her into a marriage with his son, the cold-hearted Prince Xaphen, her fate takes an unexpected turn. Bound by a last promise to his father, Xaphen offers her only one thing: a year of marriage and children. No love, no promises—just heirs. But what happens when the cold, unfeeling prince starts to care more than he expected? And when danger from their past resurfaces, threatening everything they’ve built, will Junia risk her heart for a future she never wanted? Could a marriage of convenience become a second chance at love?

Despite being the daughter of an alpha, Athena Cohen was born as an omega. Weak and ridiculed by her pack, even her own father, all she ever wanted was to become as strong as one could be, and prove her worth. But life took a drastic turn when her father, the Alpha of the Red Moon Pack forced her to marry the three Toler Brothers of the White Silver Pack. Athena’s father threatens to sell her off as a slave if she refuses the marriage. The brothers, however, were no more willing than her. Damon Toler, the eldest and the future alpha of the White Silver Pack, saw her with nothing but disdain. "I’ll never accept a pathetic weakling like you.” Sebastian Toler, the second brother, was even more hostile. “Stay away from me if you want to live.” Then there was Zion, the youngest, who regarded her with pity instead of scorn. "You’re my friend, Athena. I can’t see you as anything more.” Breaking off the marriage sounds easy, right? But how is Athena supposed to convince the three alpha brothers, especially Damon, who despises her the most?