Wren was never wanted.Not by her birth pack, not by the alphas who used her, not by the Registry that labeled her broken and unbondable. Rejected again and again, she's placed—temporarily—with a pack of three reluctant alphas as a last chance before reassignment or worse.Ash is the soft-spoken caretaker hiding deep wounds. Damon is the silent protector who sees too much. And Jude? Jude is the cynic who doesn't want an omega in his home, much less in his life.Wren arrives afraid, exhausted, and utterly sure she'll never belong.But under their roof, for the first time, she's not hurt. Not used. Not silenced.She's seen.Yet as she begins to heal, the truth unravels—the pack never filed the permanent bond paperwork. Wren wasn't chosen. She was tolerated.When the Registry tries to reclaim her, she runs—because she's not sure she can survive another rejection.What follows is a reckoning: for Wren, for her alphas, and for the system that chewed her up.This time, Wren won't just survive.She'll fight to be chosen.And by the end, she'll have more than a pack.She'll have a family.

Wren was never wanted.Not by her birth pack, not by the alphas who used her, not by the Registry that labeled her broken and unbondable. Rejected again and again, she's placed—temporarily—with a pack of three reluctant alphas as a last chance before reassignment or worse.Ash is the soft-spoken caretaker hiding deep wounds. Damon is the silent protector who sees too much. And Jude? Jude is the cynic who doesn't want an omega in his home, much less in his life.Wren arrives afraid, exhausted, and utterly sure she'll never belong.But under their roof, for the first time, she's not hurt. Not used. Not silenced.She's seen.Yet as she begins to heal, the truth unravels—the pack never filed the permanent bond paperwork. Wren wasn't chosen. She was tolerated.When the Registry tries to reclaim her, she runs—because she's not sure she can survive another rejection.What follows is a reckoning: for Wren, for her alphas, and for the system that chewed her up.This time, Wren won't just survive.She'll fight to be chosen.And by the end, she'll have more than a pack.She'll have a family.

Wren was never wanted.Not by her birth pack, not by the alphas who used her, not by the Registry that labeled her broken and unbondable. Rejected again and again, she's placed—temporarily—with a pack of three reluctant alphas as a last chance before reassignment or worse.Ash is the soft-spoken caretaker hiding deep wounds. Damon is the silent protector who sees too much. And Jude? Jude is the cynic who doesn't want an omega in his home, much less in his life.Wren arrives afraid, exhausted, and utterly sure she'll never belong.But under their roof, for the first time, she's not hurt. Not used. Not silenced.She's seen.Yet as she begins to heal, the truth unravels—the pack never filed the permanent bond paperwork. Wren wasn't chosen. She was tolerated.When the Registry tries to reclaim her, she runs—because she's not sure she can survive another rejection.What follows is a reckoning: for Wren, for her alphas, and for the system that chewed her up.This time, Wren won't just survive.She'll fight to be chosen.And by the end, she'll have more than a pack.She'll have a family.