The Wife Who Rode Her Black Panther Husband Daily Didn’t Know His Child Was A Leopard Chapter 01
The Black Panther Shifters had a generational single heir line for eight generations.
I got away with everything because I’d given birth to the clan heirs.
Every day, I made Kael Voss shift back into his black panther form and let me ride him like a horse.
Then my daughter shifted for the first time, trotting over with a spotted tail flicking behind her.
“Mom, why am I a leopard?”
The comments exploded:
[This evil ex-wife is a brat and a fool. She couldn’t even tell if she slept with a black panther or a leopard, and made the male lead raise someone else’s kid!]
[They only had a shotgun marriage because of the baby. The male lead would’ve never put up with her this long otherwise.]
[The male lead reunited with his first love this morning. When the truth comes out, the side character will be thrown into the Shifter Horde and torn apart… Her daughter will hate her until she dies.]
Kael shifted smoothly into his black panther form again and knelt before me.
I scrambled back.
“I’m not riding you anymore. Never again…”
I rolled my eyes.
These stupid comments had been stuck to me for three days, spouting nothing but nonsense.
Who else could the kids be if not Kael’s?
I glanced down at the black panther in front of me.
His glossy fur shimmered like satin in the sunset.
Kael was cold as ice in his human form.
But as a panther, he was docile, never making a sound no matter how I teased him.
Ignoring the furious comments.
I curled my lip slowly.
I set my bare foot on his fluffy ear atop his head and rubbed it back and forth.
“Tch. Don’t move.”
The panther only let out a heavy huff.
He tilted his head slightly, then leaned back.
Finally, he closed his feline eyes in resignation.
He held back everything.
He had no choice but to put up with me.
After all, on normal days.
I’d throw a fit and threaten to find the kids a new dad if he texted back two seconds late.
Kael Voss, Alpha of the Black Panther Shifters, came from an eight‑generation generational single‑heir line.
But I’d given Kael twin heirs in one go.
I had every right to act like this on top of him.
The comments went feral:
[What decent woman acts like this, flashing everyone when she lifts her leg?]
[The male lead hates her so much he won’t even glance her way. He only feels alive around the real heroine.]
[How dare she humiliate a Clan Alpha! No wonder he threw her into the Shifter Horde when he found out the kids weren’t his…]
I scoffed, about to swing my leg over him.
My gaze flicked unintentionally to the second floor.
A small leopard bolted out of my daughter’s room, peering through the railing at me.
Her fur was tawny with black spots.
Her tail flicked back and forth nervously.
My heart dropped.
My foot slipped.
I collapsed onto the couch and sat still.
I gestured frantically at my daughter to go back to her room.
When I didn’t move.
The panther in front of me snapped open his golden eyes, staring at me with unreadable emotion.
“What’s wrong?”
“Should I lie lower?”
I swallowed hard.
My voice shook.
“I’m not riding you anymore. Never again…”
