
The Rogue Alpha's Silver-Eyed Luna Summary
Chapter 1 of The Rogue Alpha's Silver-Eyed Luna
Sibyl
On our third wedding anniversary, my soulmate brought a mistress into the pack.
"Sibyl, Daisy is my wife now. From this moment on, she is going to live with me," Edwin introduced us, his arm curled around a small, beautiful she-wolf with a fragile figure and an innocent face that was nervously clinging to my soulmate's arm.
The bouquet slipped from my hand, and I felt as if I had been struck by lightning.
"What did you just say?" I stared at him in disbelief. This had to be a joke, an absurd one that I refused to laugh at, but the rings on both of their fingers, the romantic energy surrounding them, did not give me a different impression.
"You heard me, Sibyl," Edwin quietly remarked. "She is my wife and..."
"Then who am I?" I demanded.
He stared at me blankly for a couple of seconds. "Of course, you are my soulmate, Sibyl. You are my love and my Luna, but Daisy is also going to be living with us. Take care of her..."
"NONSENSE!" I growled, cutting him off. "You dare marry another woman, then bring her here to our home for me to take care of her?! What do you think I am, Edwin?! We are soulmates. There is no place for a third person in this relationship. So how the hell are you..."
"Sibyl, I can explain everything to you," Edwin grabbed me by the arms. "I have a reason for doing this..."
"I refuse," I declared, breaking out of his grasp. "I refuse to accept any of your reasons or this woman, Edwin." I had been decorating the packhouse since I had woken up that morning, making his favorite meal and preparing a gift, but what he returned to me with was his new wife.
Edwin looked helplessly at my red eyes and flushed cheeks, "Sibyl..." he took a step towards me, trying to touch my cheek, but Daisy was shaking on his arm.
"Goddess! Edwin, is she blind?" Daisy suddenly exclaimed, her wide eyes fixated on my black glasses, which I had been wearing, her words trampling on my dignity. "A blind Luna?"
I was Luna of the Lunar Eclipse Pack, Sibyl Hall. Four years ago, I had lost my sight during a war between my old pack and a group of rogues. My eyes were so severely damaged that even my life had been at risk. Thankfully, I was saved, yet my human eyes had been rendered completely blind.
My wolf struggled relentlessly to heal our eyesight in angry frustration. Eventually, I managed to regain my sight in my wolf form, but in a way I never imagined. My eyes turned completely white, like a ghost, frightening people. Even werewolves used to freak out at the sight of my eyes. Only I knew how many times I had wanted to gouge my eyes out after I had become a living monster to my own people, but I had failed every time. From that day forward, I began wearing sunglasses, hoping to make my life less painful.
Apparently, it had only been the first stage of my suffering. Now, I faced the stage where my soulmate, my first love, had brought another woman into our relationship.
"I am scared, Alpha," she timidly clung to Edwin, her eyes fearfully avoiding me.
"There is nothing to be afraid of, Daisy. Sibyl is my soulmate. I am here for you," he did not push her away. Instead, he held her lovingly right in front of my eyes; their proximity caused my heart to bleed.
"But she hates me..." she whispered, leaning into his chest.
I completely lost control of my wolf, and I violently shoved her away from Edwin, "Don't touch my mate!!" I screamed at the top of my lungs.
"AHH..." Daisy cried out as she fell to the floor, her head bleeding.
"SIBYL! Edwain angrily growled at me before running to Daisy. "Are you alright?" He hurriedly checked her for injuries. He wiped away her tears, then pulled her into a hug while I stood there heartbroken and abandoned.
So, this was how everything was going to play out.
"Edwin... you..." I shook my head, looking between two of them, "We are done, Edwin!" I barked right in his face, then I looked toward the packhouse, though I couldn't see anything in my human's eyes, but I could feel them; they were all made by me.
Every decoration, every candle screamed my love for Edwin, but now none of it held any meaning when my soulmate was no longer solely mine. All of his claims of love and honesty turned out to be lies. My life had never been normal to begin with. I had been raised and abandoned by horrible parents, survived among the nastiest of werewolves, and then I was rewarded by the Goddess when I met my soulmate three years ago. He came as a ray of happiness in my life. I devoted myself to him completely, I tried to overcome the memories, and vowed to be with him for the rest of my life. It did not matter whether I was blind or...
"What?" Edwin stood there stunned. "What do you mean?"
I kept my back straight as I stared into his eyes. "It is simple, Edwin. You married another woman while I was still alive. There will never be a reason that you can give me for marrying her that will get me to believe you, because I can plainly see your lust for her. You have betrayed me, Edwin!"
Having been in a relationship with him for years, I was well aware of his likes and dislikes, as well as the look in his eyes that he reserved for Daisy.
When I confronted him, the room fell into a dead silence, and Edwin's expression changed. "Then whose fault is it that I had to bring another woman into my life, Sibyl?" he asked. "It has been four years, yet you have not given me a child. What do you expect from an Alpha like me when his soulmate cannot provide him with an heir?"
My eyes widened as my heart dropped into my stomach when he poked at the most sensitive wound of my life: my infertility. During the battle against the rogues, I not only lost my eyesight but my fertility as well. At the time, I had sunk into a severe depression for months when I learned that I could never bear a child. Other females in the pack had babies in their arms while I was left barren.
"So, you married Daisy for an heir?" I asked, my voice trembling with shock.
He hesitated for a moment before admitting, "Yes."
I held my breath in shock, "I thought you were fine with my infertility and that I was enough for you."
"I lied," he confessed, throwing me into the pit of deception. My heart tightened upon hearing the most devastating truth of my life.
"Can there be a man in this world who doesn't want a child, Sibyl? I am no different. That's why I tried to breed you almost every day, but you did not conceive. You failed me, but I did not want to break your heart. So I kept those feelings buried inside me for years. His every word made me realize the web of lies that I had been living in for years. The memories of us spending time happily together turned into lies in my mind.
"How could you..."
He grabbed my hand before I could speak. "I did not betray you. I have only married Daisy so that she can provide me with an heir. But I only love you, Sibyl; you are my only soulmate. In other Packs, as far as I know, such three-person relationships are also common, due to various reasons. Let's not make it into a big deal and live together happily, okay?"
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