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Cursed and Fated: Offered To The Wicked Alpha Prince

**Mature Content** Adeline Valois was a broken Omega because of a lifetime of abuse. Following her mother’s death, her father’s remarriage introduced a stepmother and stepsister who stripped Adeline of her dignity, forcing her to live as a servant in her own house. When the call for a royal bride arrived, she was discarded, traded like a burden to the one man in Valdaria whose name alone could chill the blood of the bravest warriors. Gideon Knightley, the kingdom’s eldest prince, was the legendary "Golden Alpha." Though his title suggested brilliance, his reputation was one of ruthless wickedness. Yet, a darker secret loomed: Gideon was cursed, and the price of that curse would be paid in blood by the woman who won his heart. No high-ranking family would dare gamble their daughter’s life on his volatile nature, leaving Adeline to be offered up like a sacrificial lamb to a wolf. However, the kingdom’s expectations were shattered the moment they met. A dark, possessive obsession took root in Gideon’s cold heart, transforming the predator into a protector. He vowed to become a mate whose singular devotion would be whispered of for centuries. Adeline, who had spent a lifetime fearing the chains of marriage, found herself falling for a man who did not just offer his hand but surrendered his entire soul to her, demanding nothing in return but her presence. ~~~~ "I am a broken Omega, Prince," she blurted out. "And your mother... She cares for you. She only suggested a way to protect you from whatever curse you carry. I simply saw a chance for the freedom I've never been allowed to have." Gideon spun on his heels with predatory speed. His hand moved to the back of her head, his fingers tangling in her hair as he surged forward, drawing her so close that even the air between them vanished. "No one cares for me," he hissed, his eyes burning with a dark, golden fire. "You think I am a fool, don't you? You placed your trust in the Luna Queen after a single meeting, yet you could not bring yourself to trust my words. Freedom? That is a word you will forget. I am going to show you exactly what happens when you listen to others, especially that woman."
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Goals Behind The Striker

At just fifteen, Gabriel Silva was already being hailed as Brazil’s next great hope. Playing for FC Coritiba, a club often caught between Serie A and Serie B, he became the shining light in a struggling team. Over the season, Gabriel scored thirty goals and provided fifteen assists, breaking records and drawing admiration from across the country. But even his brilliance wasn’t enough to save Coritiba from relegation. His performances earned him a dream move to Palmeiras, one of Brazil’s biggest clubs. For a moment, everything seemed to fall into place. He impressed in pre-season, scoring and assisting with ease, then announced himself in the league with a goal on his debut. But in only his second game, fate turned cruel. A serious injury ruled him out for two months, halting his rise just as it had begun. When he returned, eager to prove himself, another injury struck. By the time he recovered, the team had moved forward without him. Despite his age and potential, Palmeiras no longer saw him as essential. A loan back to Coritiba was arranged but collapsed on deadline day due to paperwork issues, leaving Gabriel stuck and uncertain. Then came the call that broke him: his grandmother, the one person who had always believed in him, had passed away. Grieving and lost, his performances suffered. His confidence faded, and soon he was dropped to the U18 squad. Once considered a generational talent, Gabriel was now a shadow of the player he had been. Just as it seemed he had nothing left, a dream changed everything. In it, his late grandmother spoke to him, reminding him that his journey wasn’t over, that greatness often begins in the moments when everything seems lost. From that point, Gabriel’s story becomes one of redemption—of a young man rediscovering not just his game, but his purpose.
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