Bond Severance: No Mercy for My Heart-Thieving Alpha

In the third year after my heart failure diagnosis, I, Aria Green, watched my Alpha, Luke Perry, generously give away my heart source to his mistress's father.

Layla Vale, the mistress, flaunted how perfectly they fit together in bed, how well-behaved their pups were.

My heart shattered.

Since Luke had betrayed me, I would no longer accept him as my mate.

But the heart source that belonged to me, I would take it back.

I dialed a communication code that had been sealed away for five years.

"I'll return to the Green Pack for the surgery. Come pick me up in a week."

But when I truly left, Luke was the one who regretted it.

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Aria's POV.

"You're giving Aria's heart source to Layla's father?"

After today's agonizing treatment ended, I leaned against the wall and slowly made my way toward the hospital room, eager to share the good news with my Alpha, Luke.

The doctor had finally found a matching heart. I was saved.

But just as I reached the door, I heard the pack doctor's voice, his fury barely restrained.

"Yes. I'm sure." Luke's voice was calm and even. "Layla gave me two pups. In return, giving this heart source to her father for research isn't unreasonable."

"Then what about Aria?" the doctor snapped, his voice rising. "Her heart failure is in the terminal stage. The fluid in her lungs keeps worsening. Without a transplant, she won't survive more than three months!"

"Aria is strong." There was no concern in Luke's tone. "She can wait for a second suitable heart. Until then, medication will keep her alive."

My mind went completely blank. Only by gripping the icy wall did I manage to stay upright.

What was Luke saying?

He was giving away the heart source I had waited three years for, the one meant to save my life, to another woman's father? And he had pups with Layla?

It was impossible.

I had to be mistaken. It had to be a misunderstanding.

Just as I was about to push the door open and demand an explanation, the communicator inside the room vibrated.

Then Luke's voice followed, so tender it practically dripped with affection, nothing like the coldness from moments ago. "Baby, did you miss me?"

A soft, delicate female voice came through the communicator. "Luke, are you coming back? Don't forget, tonight is our anniversary. And our pups miss you so much."

Two different childish voices followed.

"Dad, I want that fluffy pink bunny as my gift!"

"I want a transforming robot!"

"Alright. I will buy them all for you." Luke laughed as he answered. The indulgence in his voice was something I had barely felt in the three years I'd been hospitalized.

I covered my mouth and staggered backward. Tears finally spilled over, unstoppable, and the last trace of hope inside me collapsed completely.

Luke had truly betrayed me.

He hadn't just cheated. He had two pups with another she-wolf.

Then what about me? What did