Alpha's Private Plaything

Elsa Hale is an Omega repeatedly torn apart by fate. Under the rigid hierarchy of the Obsidian Pack, her existence is like dust in the shadows—despised, exploited, yet never truly seen. Her mother suffers from silver poisoning, with expensive treatments tightening around their throats like a noose. And Drake Stone, the cold-blooded Alpha of Obsidian, binds her to his side for ten years with a contract: he grants her protection, yet strips away her dignity; he possesses her body, yet rejects her soul.
"You're just my temporary companion, Elsa," his golden eyes burn her skin in the darkness, "don't expect anything more."
Yet when Elsa curls up on her apartment floor, her fingertips tracing her flat abdomen, she still remembers that unborn child—that small hope that might have made him look at her differently. Now, Drake has publicly chosen Vera Horton, a woman of noble bloodline.
Until Alexander Lumin appears.
The Alpha leader of the Moonlight Pack and controller of Silver Light Industries—he appreciates her abilities, respects her will, and even offers her a chance to escape Obsidian's shackles. Under his blue gaze, Elsa tastes equality for the first time. Elsa is forced to stand at a crossroads of destiny:
Continue submitting to Drake's violent possessiveness, or run toward Alexander's gentle redemption?