The Truth They Refused to Hear–2
The Truth They Refused to Hear–2
“Why are you doing this?” she asked, her voice breaking. “You can’t just lie like that. You’re
déstroying my life.”
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Nick tilted his head, amused. “And why not? Plus, what it is left to be destroyed? You did it already.
on your own. In the end, you are the runt of the pack. A Gamma failure.”
Something inside her snapped.
The words exploded from her chest before fear could stop them.
“Because we are fated mates.”
The world froze.
For half a second, there was silence.
Then Nick laughed.
Not a chuckle.
Not disbelief.
.
He laughed hysterically, loud and sharp, drawing attention from everyone nearby. Heads turned.
Whispers ignited.
Iva stood there, shaking.
“I’m not joking,” she said desperately. “Nick, listen to me-”
“Oh, this is rich,” he interrupted between laughs. “And how exactly do you know that, hm?”
She swallowed hard.
“Because,” she said, her voice trembling but clear, “I am the new Messenger.”
For a heartbeat, his laughter stopped.
His eyes narrowed.
Something unreadable flickered across his face.
Hope surged in her chest-
And died instantly.
Nick threw his head back and laughed even louder.
“So you hear that?” he shouted, turning back toward the others. “Miss Delusional here thinks she’s
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the Moon Goddess’s Messenger!”
The group erupted.
Ella stepped forward sharply, her face twisted with fury. “Are you serious right now?” she snapped.
Before Iva could react-
Slap.
The sound echoed across the courtyard.
Pain exploded across Iva’s cheek, her head snapping to the side as gasps rippled through the
crowd.
Ella glared at her, eyes blazing. “I can’t believe you would resort to such disgusting lies just to climb to the Luna position.”
Iva’s cheek burned. Her ears rang.
“You are truly insane and disrespectful,” Ella hissed.
Laughter followed.
Mockery.
Whispers sharpened into knives.
Iva stood frozen, humiliation crashing over her in waves.
She had told the truth.
And they had destroyed her for it.
As she lowered her eyes, one thought screamed inside her mind-
If even the truth cannot save me… then what will?
The tension shattered suddenly.
“Iva!”
Lori’s voice cut through the laughter like a blade.
Before Iva could even react, Lori was there–grabbing her wrist firmly, pulling her away from the
crowd with a sharp look that dared anyone to interfere.
“Forgive my friend,” Lori said loudly, her voice clipped and polite, though her grip tightened. “She’s
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Iva barely had time to breathe before she was dragged across the courtyard, past curious stares and mocking whispers, until the noise dulled behind them.
The moment they were out of sight-

Her eyes widened.
“You’re… you’re not messing with me, right?” she whispered. “This isn’t some kind of breakdown
joke?”
“No.”
Lori inhaled sharply. “When did it happen? How? How do you even know?!”
Brrring.
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