Curvy Sold Mate
He rejected me, bought me, and bound me to him. And there’s nothing I can do.
It’s been years since my brother’s best friend broke my heart. He obviously disliked my big body.
Now the magical lottery has cruelly chosen me as his mate. I really want to refuse.
The problem is that I’ve been kidnapped by a rival pack. And now my mate buys me “free.”
So here’s what happened. The enemy pack took me and put a suppression shard into my skin.
Hence, I’m severed from my wolf and the pack bond. I’m effectively useless. Defenseless.
When my supposed mate pays the ransom and tells me I’ll be marrying him pronto, nothing changes.
I’m still useless. Defenseless. And utterly at the mercy of the wolf who rejected me.
I helped dismantle the old lottery system. Now I’m bound by the new system I helped build.
I’ve spent years running from him. I can hold myself in a fight. But not against him.
I desperately try to hold myself together, but one look from him, and I break open.
I was forced into this bond, and the worst thing? My plus-size body feels like it’s always been tied only to him.
Will he claim me as his rejected, fated mate whether I want to or not?
The wolves in Beaumont choose their mates through a lottery. There is no choice involved. Because ancient magic can see what we can’t: That fated love runs deeper than the scars on our body and the hurt in our heart.
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