After taking her for granted for several years, can a scarred Alpha claim his mate before she walks away forever? Eleanor Adler has been called many things: the forgotten Luna, the contract wife, the woman who wasn't good enough. For three years, she's stood by Alpha Owen Crawford's side, raising his twin boys and running his pack while he kept his heart locked away. She's tired of being invisible. Tired of loving a man who sees her as nothing more than a convenient arrangement. When her contract expires, Eleanor is ready to walk away and start fresh. But Owen isn't ready to let her go. Owen Crawford built walls around his heart after losing his first mate. He told himself that keeping Eleanor at arm's length was protecting them both. Hey, what was wrong? Now she's planning to leave, and Owen finally realizes what he's about to lose. The woman who made his house a home. The mother and his sons adore. The partner he never knew he needed. But some wounds run deep, and trust isn't easily rebuilt. Eleanor has been hurt too many times to believe in fairy tale endings. She needs more than pretty words – she needs Owen to prove that she's worth fighting for. With pack politics threatening to tear them apart and enemies using their relationship against them, Owen must choose between the safety of tradition and the risk of real love. Can a contract built on convenience become a bond built on choice? Or will Owen's second chance at happiness slip through his fingers?