The Betrayed Wolf’s Vow
The last time I saw it was three months ago, the day he learned about the pup.
And he had shattered it himself.
“You should’ve stayed there then,” I said coolly, turning my gaze away. “You look exhausted.”
“That’s not my home,” Chisel said, slipping off his coat and holding it out to me as though nothing had changed. His voice dipped into a practiced softness. “And besides… today is your birthday. I promised to spend it with you.”
For a heartbeat, I froze.
Then the cold spread through me, steady and merciless.
The mate bond between wolves was supposed to be sacred—an eternal tether that tied not just hearts, but strength, survival, and soul. It was meant to endure through war, through death
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