Daisy Swift:The Rejected Luna: From Outcast to Alpha Queen

MainCharacters

Freya: Freya is a resilient and determined character who has faced significant emotional turmoil. Initially marked by Paxton, she endures years of neglect and betrayal. Her journey is marked by interactions with various characters, including her half-sister Lyra and Lucas Morgan, who supports her through her struggles. Freya's transformation into an Alpha Queen showcases her inner strength and leadership qualities. Paxton: Paxton is the Alpha who initially marks Freya but later rejects her for another woman, Lyra. His character is complex, driven by duty and personal desires. Paxton's interactions with Freya are often cold and authoritative, but his relationship with Lyra reveals a softer side. His decisions and actions significantly impact Freya's journey. Freya and Paxton's Development: Their relationship is tumultuous, marked by betrayal and emotional pain. Freya's initial dependence on Paxton evolves into a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. Paxton's rejection serves as a catalyst for Freya's transformation, pushing her to embrace her true potential and rise as an Alpha Queen.

Main Themes

The novel explores themes of resilience, self-discovery, and empowerment. Through Freya's journey, it highlights the importance of inner strength and the ability to overcome adversity. The story emphasizes that true power comes from within and that one's worth is not defined by others' perceptions.

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Chapter 1 Freya

I jerked awake at 3 AM to the sound of my bedroom door opening. The familiar scent hit me before I could even see him clearly—pine and leather, with that distinct Alpha musk that had been missing from our home for a month. Paxton. He stood by the window, silhouetted by moonlight as he methodically unbuttoned his dress shirt. The silver glow outlined his sharp features, casting shadows that made him look even more forbidding. His eyes held that distinctive golden gleam that only emerged when an Alpha's emotions ran high.

Chapter 2 Freya

'Let's end the marking.' Four simple words that hit me like a sledgehammer to the chest. My body began trembling uncontrollably, and sharp pain shot through our mark bond. 'Why?' I asked, my voice shaking. 'Is it because of that girl you picked up at the airport?' Paxton looked at me with eyes as dark as storm clouds. 'You know where the dissolution contract is. Go home, sign it, and bring it back to me. It must be completed before the full moon.'

Chapter 4 Freya

I raised my eyebrows and smiled, though the expression felt cold and bitter. I tried to pull my sleeve down to hide the burn on my wrist—this was my business. I didn't want outsiders to know. 'Business cooperation agreement?' I said, forcing composure as I reached out with my uninjured hand. But Lucas didn't hand over the document. His dark eyes stared at me as if trying to see through me. 'You're still Paxton's mate, and this is Sterling territory. Would someone really be desperate enough to bully you here?' His tone was cold, his gaze sliding from my face down to my injured wrist.

Chapter 5 Freya

So that was how it was. Lyra was the one who truly held Paxton's heart. Only by dissolving our mark could he mark her as quickly as possible. So of course he was this impatient. Five years of trying to maintain our bond meant nothing compared to a single moment of Lyra's smile. I couldn't help but tremble slightly, but I didn't turn back. My voice was steady, without a ripple of emotion, as I simply said: 'Okay.' Without another word, I walked away with Lucas by my side. No hesitation, no lingering looks, no final plea.

Chapter 9 Freya

'I won't wear this,' I said firmly. Paxton didn't look up from his work, though his golden wolf eyes flickered with irritation in the dim office light. 'Won't wear it? As my marked mate, you represent the Sterling family. This isn't a request, Freya.' Something inside me snapped. Five years of compliance suddenly felt like chains I needed to break. 'I don't like it,' I stated, my voice steady despite my racing heart. 'If you want me to attend William's birthday ceremony, I should wear something I actually like. That's my right.'