Aria Ethan Cameron Novel Moonbreak My Alpha Ex-Husband's Regret After I Left

I was the Luna who gave my Alpha everythingmy heart, my loyalty, my dignity. Ethan repaid me by bedding she-wolf after she-wolf, while our mate bond slowly poisoned what was left of my soul. When he suggested we play the field separately, I finally broke. I found Cameron, a young Alpha whose gentle touch healed every wound Ethan carved into me. Now I've slipped Ethan the Moonbreak Herb to sever our bond forever. Thirty days, and I'll be free. But Ethan never bothered to ask what I gave him to drinkhe was too busy running to his latest omega. He has no idea that when the moon breaks, so will we. And by then, it'll be too late for regrets.
Chapter 1
Aria's POV
I handed Ethan the wine mixed with Moonbreak Herb while he was busy sweet-talking his 99th bed partner.
"Ethan, let's break the mate bond. In thirty days, once the Moonbreak Herb takes effect, I'll leave Blood Moon Pack, and we'll be done for good."
He hummed in response and took the glass without even looking at it. He downed it in one gulp and went right back to coaxing the little omega on the phone.
"Okay, okay, I'm coming over to see you right now, alright?"
After he cut the mind link, Ethan headed for the door, but then he suddenly turned back. "Oh, Aria, what was that you just gave me to drink?"
I forced a smile. "Moonbreak"
Ethan waved his hand dismissively. "Doesn't matter. I need to go see Lily now. I'll come back and have dinner with you next time."
Then he left.
I still remember the first time we met at Howling Bar. I was there to pick up a friend, and I happened to catch Ethan stumbling drunk. He looked up at me once, and that was ithe fell for me.
I knew he was a playboy, so I turned him down right away. But as he kept pursuing me, my heart slowly gave in.
After we made it official, he stopped sleeping around and stayed by my side. I thought he'd changed, so when he suggested marking me as his mate, I agreed.
Not long after we bonded, he started hooking up with other she-wolves every few days.
We fought endlessly. Countless times, I stood in our wrecked living room screaming myself hoarse while he pinched the bridge of his nose, looking exhausted.
Finally, he came up with the idea of "playing the field separately until we're both ready to settle down."
He said, "Aria, I love you, but being with just one person forever gets boring. Let's each do our own thing, but we can't catch real feelings for anyone else. When we're done playing around, we'll come back and be a real family, okay?"
I refused to agree, but he didn't care. He kept doing whatever he wanted.
Slowly, I broke down too, and I found a young wolf named Cameron.
At first, I just wanted to spite Ethan. But Cameron was gentle with me. He showed up whenever I needed him most. When I got hurt, his eyes would turn red, and he'd stay by my side, going with me to every follow-up appointment.
Over time, he healed my shattered heart piece by piece.
I considered giving him territory or money, but he didn't want either of them. He only wanted one thingto be official. "Aria, break the bond with him and give me a chance."
The young wolf's eyes were full of love, clear and bright, reflecting back a whole version of me.
In that moment, I suddenly understood. What had I been doing all these years, tearing myself apart over Ethan?
So I agreed.
I promised Cameron I'd make it official with him and end this mate bond with Ethan once and for all.
Chapter 2
Aria's POV
Ethan had barely left when Cameron's video call came through.
"Baby, how'd it go?"
I was years older than him and had been through plenty, but every time I saw his face, my heart still raced and my cheeks flushed.
I cleared my throat. "He drank it."
Cameron's lips curved into a smile, and his voice dropped low. "Good. Then you can't let him touch you until this is over. I'm gonna check, you know."
I hadn't expected him to say something like that. My face heated up, and I tried to look stern. "Stop talking nonsense."
"Baby, I'm only young in age," he said. "Everything else... not so young. And I'm an alpha, not a kid."
Before things could get any more inappropriate, I quickly cut him off and sweet-talked him for a bit until he finally agreed to hang up.
After the call ended, I went out and bought a calendar.
Every day that passed, I tore off another page.
From October 1st to the 10th, Ethan didn't come home once.
But I knew exactly where he'd been, who he'd seen, and what he'd done. Lily made sure to post every move on social media, subtly showcasing herself.
Afternoon tea at fancy restaurants, watching his wolf form at the training grounds, stargazing from his mountaintop villa, soaking together in hot springs.
It was strange, really. With Ethan's player reputation, he never wasted this much time on one omega. His past flingsno matter how prettylasted a month at most before he got bored.
But this Lily, whatever hold she had on him, had kept his attention for three whole months now.
That unusually long shelf life gave her confidence. Unlike other omegas who knew their place, she'd actually added me on social media and used it to poke at me in her passive-aggressive way.
I ignored her little games.
I was about to sever the bond anyway, so why would I care?
With nothing but time on my hands, I spent the next few days clearing out the house.
The razor I'd carefully selected, the suits I'd ironed and organized daily, the limited edition watch I'd stayed up all night to order...
No matter how expensive or small, if I'd given it to him, I packed it up and threw it away.
I tossed out everythingall the hurt I'd endured in this mate bond, and every bit of genuine feeling I'd ever had for Ethan.
I'd already decided to leave the past behind and start a new life.
Two days later, Ethan finally came home.
He looked around at the noticeably emptier villa and frowned. "Aria, you threw out my stuff?"
I flipped through the magazine in my hands and hummed in acknowledgment. "Yeah, I did. I bought them, so I can throw them out if I want. What's the problem? Besides, you never come home anyway, so you weren't using them."