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Her younger sister stole her mates from the first match and now wanted her current four mates. She thought the werewolf slave she bought would stay, but he turned out to be the werewolf king, who wanted to terminate the bond they shared. And she, considered a loser in this world, actually possessed a mysterious power within her. ===== "Lillian Clark, I'll ask you one last time," Waylon Edwards said, his voice sharp with impatience. "Are you going to break the bonds or not?" Without rushing, Lillian set the kn**e in her hand aside and placed a bag of beast cores on the table. Bl**d continued to drip from her palm. "After everything I've done for the two of you... has it never been enough?" Disgust showed plainly on Waylon's face as he looked her over. Her appearance was unkempt, far from what he believed a female should be. "With that F-level spiritual power of yours, you've never been able to soothe either Jaycob or me," he said coldly. "All these years, it's been your younger sister helping us behind your back. To us, she's the one we truly recognize as our domina. If you actually care about us, then end the bonds." Lillian's answer came without hesitation. "If that's how you feel, then I'll give you what you want." She paused, her eyes settling on him. "But there's something you need to settle first. We've been married for years, and to make up for my lack of spiritual power, I handed over every beast core I earned hunting aberrant beasts. Altogether, that's worth five million stellar coins. Pay me back, and you're free to go." Surprise flickered in Waylon's eyes, quickly replaced by excitement. He had been pushing for this separation for a year and never thought she would finally agree. He didn't have many stellar coins, but if he joined forces with Jaycob Warren and borrowed the rest, they could still pay her back. He didn't hesitate to agree. Lillian moved just as quickly. She pulled up the agreement on her communicator, signed it, and sent it over. "G
