Alpha Husband Brought His 30th Mistress Home

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After seven years of marriage to Alpha Caius, he never marked me.

During those seven years, he kept twenty-nine mistresses.

Looking at the thirtieth young girl, Raven, wrapped in a bathrobe and lounging on our bed.

I turned to look at him.

Isn't playing around outside enough? You have to bring them home?

But Raven deliberately pulled her bathrobe lower.

"Luna Alicia, Alpha Caius says you're like a dead fish during sex! Let me teach you how to really please a man!"

That night, I was forced to watch the intensity of their lovemaking.

The next morning, Caius was furious at my indifference.

But he forgot that our marriage was an agreement to begin with.

One week until the agreement expires.

"Alicia, go get Raven some clothes."

Caius sat bare-chested on the bed, lighting a cigarette as he ordered me around.

Clothes were scattered all over the floor, as if narrating last night's intensity.

I stood still, glancing at him.

Raven, wrapped in the sheets, smiled sweetly at me.

"Alpha Caius, that's not very appropriate. After all, she's Luna Alicia."

She said "Luna Alicia" with her mouth, but her tone carried not a trace of guilt. Instead, it was full of pride and provocation.

The sheets slipped down slightly with her movements, revealing skin covered in red marks.

"Besides, I have a hot, sexy figure. Luna Alicia probably doesn't have anything suitable for me!"

I kept my expression blank and walked toward the door.

"Alicia! I'm talking to you!"

His voice came from behind me, tinged with displeasure.

I paused but didn't turn around. "If you want clothes, get them yourself. I have things to do."

In seven years, I'd rarely defied him.

Whether his instructions were direct or implied, I'd almost never refused anything he asked me to do.

Today was the first time I broke that understanding.

"What did you say?" Caius clearly wasn't used to my cold attitude, and anger crept into his voice.

"You have things to do?! What could you possibly have to do? You stay home all day, don't participate in pack affairs, don't work!"

"Alicia, don't forgetif I hadn't married you, where would you be now? You'd never have this status on your own!"

He was right. Without marrying him, I wouldn't be living such a wealthy, comfortable life.

But he forgot that this kind of life wasn't what I wanted.

Back then, I had just graduated from the wolf academy with a degree in pup training.

The director of the orphanage that raised me told me that because of land acquisition, the orphanage would soon be demolished.

Without someone to sponsor it, those young wolf pups would be homeless.

That's when Caius appeared.

He made me an offermarry him, and he'd fund the orphanage.

I hesitated.

After all, we weren't from the same world. He was the Alpha of Stormheart pack, and I was just an ordinary wolf, an orphan.

He saw my hesitation and added in a tone that left no room for refusal.

"Let's add a time limit. Seven years. After seven years, you can leave freely and choose whatever you want. During these seven years of marriage, I won't mark you."

After we married, I never expected any unnecessary emotions.

Sure enough, it wasn't long before I discovered that he'd chosen me only because I resembled his white moonlighta wolf girl named Aisling.

Aisling was Caius's fated mate. She died shortly after they started dating, and since then, Caius had been searching for her replacement.

Caius once said, "Out of all those women, you look the most like Aisling. That's why I chose you."

Just then, Raven walked out of the dressing room wearing a white dress, her long, silky hair cascading down.

I froze. In that moment, she looked exactly like Aisling.

It seemed she'd heard the rumors and came prepared.

Caius's gaze immediately fixed on her.

Perhaps because of that familiar shadow, he didn't show his usual cold indifference. He actually froze for a moment before slowly speaking, his tone carrying a hint of seriousness.

"Very nice. Dress like this from now on."

Raven's smile became even more radiant. "Really? Then Alpha Caius, you'll have to take me shopping for a few more dresses like this."

Caius nodded. "I'll take you in a bit."

She smiled triumphantly, then turned her gaze to me, deliberately provoking me. "Luna Alicia should come too, right?"

I understood. She just wanted to provoke me, to deliberately humiliate me.

"No thanks. I have things to do."

But Caius suddenly frowned and spoke coldly. "You're coming too. I don't want to say it twice."

I knew this wasn't the time to defy him again.

I stopped arguing and agreed quietly.

Just seven more days. This would all be over.

Caius rented out an entire high-end clothing store. Only the three of us remained inside.

He stood beside Raven, his gaze constantly on her.

In a gentle tone I'd never heard before, he said, "This one's nice. Try it on."

Raven took the clothes with a coy smile and a slightly flirtatious tone.

"How did you know I wear a 36E~"

Then she lifted her eyes and glanced at me with deliberate provocation.

The store clerk hurried over with flattery. "You're so lucky to have such a thoughtful boyfriend rent out the whole store to shop with you. It's really rare."

Caius had never publicly announced his marriage. In everyone's eyes, he was still that playboy Alpha who frequently changed girlfriends.

Even though I, his wife, was standing right there, Caius didn't correct the clerk's form of address, as if tacitly agreeing.

Raven's smile deepened, though she said modestly, "Not really."

Just then, the clerk turned to look at me. "And who are you, miss?"

Caius seemed to only now remember my existence.

"She came with us. Alicia, pick out a couple things for yourself too."

Before I could speak, the clerk exclaimed, "Alpha Caius is so generous, even treating the household staff so well!"

After those words, the store fell silent.

But I didn't even furrow my brow. I just continued replying to unfinished emails on my phone.

From the day we decided to marry, he wouldn't let me participate in any pack affairs, saying I didn't need to show my face in public.

But I was used to being independent and never wanted to be completely dependent on anyone.

So over the years, I'd never given up my pup training skills. I'd been uploading tutorials anonymously on wolf professional forums.

I was doing wellso well that many packs reached out to me directly, wanting to hire me to help train their pups.

But because of this seven-year agreement, I'd never accepted any pack's offer, choosing to wait.

Now, it was time.

Before Caius could walk over to me, I quickly closed my phone.

"I'll take that one." I casually pointed to an inconspicuous dress hanging nearby.

"Then I'll try that one too."

Raven grabbed the dress and walked toward my fitting room.

I frowned slightly. "Use the one next door."

"Oh come on, it's just trying on clothes!"

She suddenly pushed me hard into the fitting room.

I stumbled backward, and with a "crack," my arm hit the mirror. Glass shattered everywhere.

Hearing the noise, Caius rushed into the fitting room. Seeing the scene, his face immediately darkened.

Raven was sitting on the floor, covering her hand and crying.

"Is it because I can't try on the same clothes as Luna Alicia? Luna Alicia, if you're unhappy, I won't wear it. Why did you have to push me?"

As she spoke, she extended her hand, revealing a tiny scratch.

Caius's expression changed. He quickly crouched down, holding her hand, his face full of concern.

"How did you get hurt this badly? Does it hurt?"

Then he turned to look at me, his eyes full of anger. "Alicia, are you really this petty? Over a piece of clothing? Seriously?"

I opened my mouth. "I didn't. It wasn't me..."

"Still making excuses?" He cut me off directly, as if he couldn't see that I was sitting in a pile of broken glass, both my arms covered in deep and shallow cuts from the glass, blood flowing freely.

He scooped Raven up in his arms, softly comforting her. "Don't be scared. I'll take you to the hospital."

Raven leaned against him, crying pitifully. "Will it scar? How will I face people after this?"

"It won't. I'll take you to see the best wolf doctor right away."

He coaxed her softly and left without looking back, leaving me alone in the mess.

I endured the pain and went to the private clinic I usually visited. The doctor was preparing to clean my wounds when Caius rushed in and pulled away my anesthesiologist.

"Hurry, Raven's in a lot of pain. Give her anesthesia right away!"

"But this lady..."

Caius seemed to only now notice me, frowning as he was about to speak.

"It's fine. You can go."

The doctor hesitated, but still followed him out.

I turned to the assistant beside me. "Just pick out the glass shards directly."

The assistant froze. "But without anesthesia, it'll be really painful. Can you handle it?"

"It's fine. Let's start."

Throughout the entire process, I gritted my teeth and didn't make a sound.

By the end, even the assistant couldn't help but remark, "You really can endure pain."

I said nothing.

Yes, if I couldn't endure, I would have broken down countless times over these years.

After treating the wounds, I returned home.

When I opened the door, the faint aroma of soup came from the kitchen.

The maid heard the noise and turned around. Seeing me, she looked slightly awkward.

"Luna Alicia, Alpha Caius told me to take this soup to Miss Raven after it's done. Her hand is injured, so Alpha Caius wants me to stay there and take care of her for the next few days."

When her gaze swept over my bandage-wrapped arms, she hesitated.

"Should I... save you a bowl too?"

I smiled, though the smile didn't reach my eyes. "No need."

Even a maid knew to show concern for me.

But the Alpha who'd shared my bed for seven years couldn't spare a single word of care.

Just then, my phone vibrated.

I opened it to see a formal job offer from Frosthowl pack, whom I'd interviewed with onlinethey were inviting me to work as a trainer at their pup training school.

I replied to the email without hesitation, confirming my start date with them.

Then I quickly opened the travel booking page and selected a departure date seven days from now.

With no one home, it would make my departure easier.

Although my hands weren't fully functional yet, I quickly packed my luggage.

After packing, I stood in the room and looked around.

I'd lived here for seven years. It was impossible to say I had no regrets, but more than anything, I felt the lightness of liberation.

I dialed his number one last time. When he answered, his voice was full of impatience.

"Alicia, you still have the nerve to call?"

"I'm telling you, if Raven has any lasting effects from this, you better watch out!"

I opened my mouth, but realized there was nothing left to say.

Wolves heal extremely quickly. Besides, Raven only had a tiny scratchit might have already healed by now. How could there possibly be any lasting effects?

But I knew saying any of this would be pointless. Caius simply couldn't stand me.

In the end, he didn't wait for my answer and hung up directly.

I stood there, slowly lowering my phone, a self-mocking smile curling at the corner of my lips.

I pulled out the original marriage agreement and signed my name on the attached divorce agreement, placing it on the desk in the study.

I left no note, no message.

I trusted he would understand.

As I left, I couldn't help but feel grateful that he'd never marked me. Now that I was leaving, all I needed was divorce paperwork.

Dragging my suitcase, I left the house and checked into a quiet little hotel.

During those seven days at the hotel, I rested quietly.

He didn't send a single message or make a single call during that time.

Seven days later, I sat in the airport waiting area, waiting to board.

My phone suddenly rang. His name appeared on the screen.

I glanced at it and turned off my phone without hesitation.

The name on the screen disappeared in a flash, just like this marriagecompletely over.

Then I boarded the flight to my new life, without looking back.

After leaving the airport, I pushed my suitcase to the exit.

An enthusiastic, handsome man was standing at the pickup area holding a sign, smiling brightly.

"Alicia, I'm here to pick you up from Frosthowl pack. I'm Ethan, the principal of the pup training school."

He quickly took my suitcase, looking me over with slight curiosity.

"I didn't expect you to be so young! I thought experts in pup training would be, you know, older."

I smiled without explaining further.

I also hadn't expected the principal of the pup training school to be so young and energetic.

At the parking lot, my phone finally got signal. As soon as I turned it on, it vibrated nonstop.

I looked down to see it was all messages from Caius, nearly filling the screen.

I didn't open them. I calmly deleted them all with one tap.

Ethan put the luggage in the trunk, turned back to glance at me, and asked with a smile, "Alicia, you've got a lot of calls. Do you want me to wait while you reply?"

"No need. Nothing important." I answered casually, my tone indifferent.

In the car, he drove while making casual conversation.

"Alicia, this is your first time at our Frosthowl pack, right? Is there anywhere you want to go? You don't officially start work until the day after tomorrow. I can show you around first."

"Yes, first time." I looked at the scenery passing by outside the window.

My phone rang again. The ringtone was particularly jarring in the car.

He glanced at me and said kindly, "Maybe you should answer? What if it really is urgent?"

I thought for a moment, then answered the call.

Sure enough, it was Caius. His voice came directly through the receiver, barely suppressing his anger.

"Alicia! Where are you? What the hell are you doing? Why aren't you answering your phone?!"

He bombarded me with questions, his tone aggressive, as if I'd committed some terrible crime.

Listening to his baseless anger, I smiled coldly and said calmly, "Caius, there's no need for us to stay in contact anymore."

He was clearly stunned, then shouted even more angrily, "No need? Alicia, you're my wife! Where are you now? Come back immediately!"

I lowered my eyes and answered calmly, "The seven-year term is over. The agreement has ended. You never marked me. There's no mate bond between us. I'm no longer your wife."

After saying this, I decisively hung up and blocked his number.

Ethan seemed to sense the uncomfortable atmosphere. He turned and smiled, trying to ease the tension.

"Alicia, you're here to start a new life in a new territory. Don't let these things affect your mood."

He winked. "I helped you choose your place to stay. We'll be there soon. I'm sure you'll love it."

I looked out the window. The clouds on the horizon were dyed golden by the sunset, and something inside me finally seemed to shed its burden.

I nodded gently. "Okay. I'm looking forward to starting my new life too."