Luna's Revenge Greedy Alpha Don't Deserve to Live

"Are you absolutely certain you’ve done nothing wrong?" Alpha Keal Grant’s voice was icy, devoid of even a trace of warmth, his eyes darkening with impatience.

I lowered head, my hands clutching stomach tightly, the eyes shimmering with helplessness and fear. I had never seen Alpha Keal like this before—my once gentle, doting husband now stood before I with a gaze so cold it radiated hostility. my heart ached violently, each beat carrying the metallic taste of blood.

"Alpha Keal, I didn’t do anything wrong…" my voice trembled as I defended myself, tears slipping unbidden from the corners of my eyes. I was two months pregnant, and this pup was their fated offspring. Every member of the Pack knew that I and Alpha Keal were destined to be together. I had believed that my pregnancy would bring my even more care and protection, that Alpha Keal would cherish me all the more. But reality had mercilessly shattered my illusions.

"You dared to cause trouble outside, to let Vivian humiliate you in public!" Alpha Keal’s voice grew even colder. "Do you have any idea how disgraceful that was? You’re unworthy of being my wife!"

I shut my eyes in pain, my fingers digging into my stomach, terrified that this little life inside me might suffer another misfortune. I wanted to speak, but Alpha Keal’s fury cut me off.

"Vivian is the one you should learn from. She never lets anyone look down on her!" Disgust twisted Alpha Keal’s expression, his icy stare slicing through my heart like a blade, reopening every wound I had ever endured.

"Alpha Keal, I…" my tears fell uncontrollably now. "All I wanted was a peaceful life. Why are you treating me like this?"

Alpha Keal said nothing. He turned away, yanked open the car door, and spat out a cold command: "Get in. We’re going home."

During the ride back, my tears refused to stop. The suffocating silence in the car threatened to swallow me whole. My heart felt as though it were crushed under the weight of a thousand stones, making it hard to breathe. Over and over, I reminded myself of the day I first saw Alpha Keal at my 18th birthday ceremony—I had known instantly that he was my fated mate. They were going to have a pup; they should have been happy. But the cruelty of reality kept dragging me into despair.

His phone suddenly rang. The moment I glanced at the screen, a foreboding dread settled in his chest.

"Selene, come out. Vivian is waiting for you." The voice on the other end was cold and unyielding.

My head snapped up, and my eyes seeking Alpha Keal—but he showed no reaction. His gaze remained fixed outside the window, indifferent to my suffering. Gritting my teeth, I pushed the car door open and stepped out, my heart filled with fear and confusion.

The air outside was fresh, yet my heart remained shrouded in dark clouds. I could hardly believe what I was about to face.

When I arrived at the designated spot, Vivian Tate stood before me, a mocking smirk on her lips. Beside her, Alpha Keal stood tall, his expression as cold as ever.

"Perfect timing," Vivian said, her voice dripping with provocation. "You know, Selene, I’m starting to admire your audacity. How dare you hold your head high in front of me? You have no shame—it’s almost impressive."

My heart twisted in pain, but I forced myself to stand firm, biting back my tears. I wanted to retort, but Vivian cut me off.

"Do you even realize how pathetic you are? Even as a pregnant she-wolf, you managed to embarrass yourself so thoroughly." Vivian’s words were like sharp knives, stabbing into my heart again and again.

"You—"

"Me what?" Vivian sneered. "Did you think pregnancy would earn you everyone’s pity? You’re nothing but an accessory to Alpha Keal, lacking even the most basic self-respect. What right do you have to the title of Luna? You’re just a lowly white wolf Omega."

Her words grew sharper, more venomous. Alpha Keal’s expression remained unreadable, as if this were a familiar scene—one he couldn’t be bothered to intervene in.

My chest felt as though it had been struck by a heavy blow. She clenched my fists so tightly her nails dug into my palms, the pain nearly suffocating.

"Let me tell you something, Selene," Vivian continued, her voice laced with malice. "Alpha Keal has always been the majestic Alpha of my heart. I don’t care that you’re pregnant. In fact, I think it’s an insult to him that you’re carrying his pup."

She paused, then added with a cruel laugh, "Did you really think Alpha Keal would protect you? You’re nothing but a burden to him. The only value you have left is providing me with healthy corneas."

Tears streamed down my face. I couldn’t believe that the man who had once vowed to cherish me forever now stood by silently, watching my endure this humiliation without a single word of defense.

"Alpha Keal, save me…" I finally whispered, my voice breaking. But all that answered me was his icy silence.

Alpha Keal’s gaze never wavered from the distance. "She needs to learn to face reality," he said coolly.

His indifference was the final dagger through me last shred of hope.

A flicker of triumph crossed Vivian’s eyes as she leaned closer to me. "Did you really think carrying his pup would earn his love? How naive. You’re just a tool to him."

"You—" my voice trembled uncontrollably. I wanted to fight back, to unleash all my fury on Vivian—but my body refused to cooperate.

Vivian’s smirk widened. With one swift motion, she shoved me to the ground.

"Pregnant or not, you’re still just a weak, cowardly she-wolf," Vivian taunted. "Did you really think I’d let you off so easily?"

Alpha Keal remained motionless, his gaze steady, as if none of this concerned him in the slightest.

I lay on the ground, my abdomen wracked with sharp pain. My hands instinctively cradled my stomach—the last remnant of my hope. "Alpha Keal, help me… please…" she begged weakly.

But Alpha Keal didn’t move. My pleas meant nothing to him.

In that moment, my world crumbled. My heart was torn apart, my blood running cold. She had never imagined that my pup’s life would be extinguished at the most unthinkable time.

I closed my eyes, letting my tears fall freely. I knew my future would never be the same again.

"Let’s go," Alpha Keal said coldly, turning away.

Vivian followed him, casting one last victorious glance at me before walking off, leaving me alone in the mud—broken, abandoned, and utterly shattered.

My heart, it seemed, had already died.

I couldn't stand the sharp pain in my tummy anymore and I fainted.