THE ALPHA WHO LOST HIS LUNA
The night Phoebe Beckett planned to tell her Alpha husband she was finally pregnant was supposed to be the happiest night of her life.
Instead, Kendrix Edison came home from war with another woman on his arm.
Victoria Ford, his childhood friend and a respected warrior, was carrying his child.
After five years of being mocked as a useless, wolf-less Luna for failing to give her Alpha an heir, Phoebe was prepared to fight for her marriage. Kendrix insisted he still loved her and promised Victoria would only give birth to the heir before the child was placed in Phoebe’s care.
Then Phoebe told him she was pregnant too.
He didn't believe her.
That single moment was enough.
Phoebe disappeared from the Edison Pack, taking the secret of her unborn child with her.
Five years later, the woman everyone once pitied has become a formidable CEO, controlling a trading empire powerful enough to make Alphas come to her table.
Then Kendrix meets her again.
He doesn't recognize the wife he lost.
He only knows that her presence unsettles his wolf, her eyes haunt him, and the little girl beside her looks far too much like him.
For the first time, Kendrix wants something he cannot command.
He wants Phoebe back.
But Phoebe no longer needs an Alpha to give her a place in the world.
And this time, she is the one who gets to decide whether he deserves a place in hers.
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Chapter: The box behind the lampKendrix's POVMy palm slammed onto the oak war table, rattling the brass maps and heavy iron inkwells."We've been staring at this same rogue border report for four hours, Marcus," I barked, glaring across the flickering candles at the Beta. "The scout is dead, the letter is burnt at the edges, and we have no proof Garrick signed anything. I am done talking in circles tonight."The Beta leaned back, folding his thick arms across his chest. "The elders are nervous, Kendrix. A rogue seal inside our own walls isn't something you brush under the rug because you're eager to get back to your quarters."A sharp, restless twitch tugged at my shoulder. My wolf was pacing beneath my skin, clawing at my ribs with a sudden, unexplainable itch. Something felt wrong. The air in the castle felt too thin, too quiet."The border watch is doubled," I said, shoving my chair back so hard it screeched against the stone floor. "Garrick, take the morning patrol. Marcus, send the scouts out at dawn. I'm goin
Last Updated: 2026-09-18
Chapter: The mark on someone else's neckPhoebe's POV The heavy iron lock clicked shut from the outside. The sound rang through the dark bedroom like a gunshot, sharp and final."Kendrix!" I shouted, rushing forward and slamming my flat palms against the thick oak wood. "Kendrix, open this door!""By the Alpha's order, ma'am," a guard’s heavy voice called out from the hallway. "You are to stay inside until the border investigation is settled. For your own safety.""I need food! I need water!" My voice cracked against the silent walls. "You can't lock me in here!"No one answered. The heavy boots of the guard shifted once on the stone floor, then went still.I backed away from the door, my chest heaving, my heart hammering against my ribs like a trapped bird. The room was cold. The fireplace had died down to grey ashes hours ago, and the chill of the mountain evening was creeping through the tall glass windows.Hours passed in suffocating silence. The shadows on the floor stretched long and dark, swallowing the room whole.
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Chapter: He didn't believe herPhoebe's POV His heavy fingers clamped around my wrist, stopping me right at the top of the stone stairs."Phoebe, stop walking," Kendrix said. His chest heaved, his warm breath hitting my shoulder as he pulled me back into the quiet hallway, away from the stripped nursery door. "You’re acting like I just threw you out of the house. We're just moving rooms. Why are you making this so hard?"I turned to face him, yanking my arm back, but his grip was like iron. "She called herself the Luna, Kendrix. The servants are already bowing to her. She told them to burn my crib.""She’s excited," he said, rubbing his face with his free hand. He looked so exhausted, but there was a defensive edge in his tone that cut deeper than any blade. "She’s carrying a wolf pup. Her hormones are everywhere, and the whole pack is crowding her. You have to be the bigger person here. You’re my wife.""I am your wife," I whispered, my voice breaking. "So why do I feel like a guest who stayed too long?""Don't d
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Chapter: The room that stopped being hersPhoebe's POV "Put that down," I said, my hand catching the edge of the smooth, dark oak wood.The tall footman didn't stop. He kept pulling, his heavy boots scuffing the pale rug I had cleaned myself three weeks ago. "The Luna’s orders, ma'am. The Beta's daughter needs the eastern rooms prepared before nightfall. The sun hits these windows first.""I am the Luna," I said. My voice was quiet, but it shook so hard my teeth clicked together. "And I built that."It was true. Two years ago, when the doctors first told us my body wasn't making the wolf-blessing needed to hold a pregnancy, I bought raw planks from the town below the mountain. I sanded every corner until my palms bled. I carved tiny pine needles along the top rail so our baby's fingers would have something smooth to touch. Kendrix had laughed when he saw me sitting on the floor covered in sawdust, calling me his stubborn girl, kissing the dust off my forehead.The footman didn't look at my eyes. He looked at the floor just
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Chapter: The gift she never gavePhoebe's POV My fingers slipped into my side pocket, tracing the smooth, sharp edge of the small plastic stick. Two faint pink lines. Five years of silent halls, cold glances from the pack, and empty rooms were about to vanish. Tonight, the moment Kendrix stepped through the heavy front doors, I was going to pull this out, look into his eyes, and finally end the long, quiet ache between us.The ground floor echoed with the deep thud of the outer gates swinging wide."They're back!" a servant shouted from down the hall. "The Alpha’s unit has returned!"My pulse spiked. I took a quick, steadying breath, smoothed down the front of my dress, and hurried out toward the balcony overlooking the grand entrance.Below, the oak doors swung open, letting in a blast of cold mountain air smelling of damp pine and wet leather. Kendrix stood in the center, tall, heavy-shouldered, his dark armor coated in dry mud from the border war. Beside him, his half-brother Garrick unbuckled his sword belt, his
Last Updated: 2026-09-18
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