Cast out by the dragon king, she returns with his child
A false prophecy tore them apart, and a secret daughter's illness brings her home
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Lyra is an ordinary human whose life collides with Kael, the Dragon King, in a single passionate night that changes everything. When a fabricated prophecy convinces him to throw her out, she leaves carrying a secret she never gets to tell him: their half-dragon daughter, Amber. Years later, with her child gravely ill and running out of options, Lyra is forced back into his world in search of a healer, and the reunion cracks open every feeling the two of them buried. Old attraction flares back to life while jealous rivals scheme in the background and long-hidden blood ties start rising to the surface, and the two are pulled between a broken love and the family they never got to build.
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