In her past life, Serena Valemont was cruel and spoiled. She kept four wolf-blooded foster brothers trapped as her playthings and tormented them. Three months later, they threw her into the ocean to be eaten by sharks.
When she opens her eyes again, she’s reborn inside the underground chamber. The silver whip is in her hand, Fenrir kneels bleeding at her feet, and her stepsister Chloe is about to break in to film proof of her abuse.
This time, she doesn’t strike. Instead, she reaches out and unlocks Fenrir’s collar with her fingerprint. Freed from captivity, the werewolf blurs into a shadow and tears down every foe. Serena lifts her skirt and slaps Chloe hard across the face.
That night, she cuts her long hair short and slips into a red gown. Right in front of the four men who hate her to the bone, she shoots and destroys the control terminal, granting them freedom. But she asks for three months’ time to uncover the truth behind her father’s poisoning.
She has no idea that single gunshot shattered not just the bombs, but also the decade-long wall of hatred those four men built around their hearts.
One by one, their collars fall away. Fear melts into devotion. The four once-caged beasts willingly lock themselves in new chains—this time, fastened right next to their hearts.
