After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.

After losing my parents, I was raised by Vincent, the future Alpha of Redwood Pack. Eight years later, he started avoiding every touch while secretly keeping an old love note. Jealous and confused, I agreed to fake-date Nolan, his trusted second-in-command, just to test him. Vincent only said, 'Congratulations.' So I decided to move out. That night, his wolf finally broke through his control. But loving the man who raised me means proving my choice is real—not dependence, fear, or pack authority. In the end, Vincent offers me freedom first, then asks me to become his chosen mate.