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Chapter Fifty Seven: Homecoming
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Alpha's Hidden Luna Chapter Seventy Two: Unfinished Business
In a smoky underground tavern carved into the side of a jagged ridge, the air reeked of sweat, blood, and spiced liquor. A fight had just ended—judging by the broken table and the blood on the walls—and the victor now sat in the corner booth, flanked by his men and nursing a cut across his cheek like a war medal.Xavier leaned back into the cracked leather seat, golden eyes gleaming in the dim light as he lit a cigar. His knuckles were bruised, his jaw tense. Beside him, Kade his best friend and right hand man, poured whiskey into two chipped glasses, his expression unreadable.A scout burst into the tavern, breathless, eyes wide.“You’re not going to believe what I just heard.”Xavier didn’t flinch. “Try me.”The scout licked his lips. “Valen territory has a new Alpha. Rayne Valen.”The silence that followed was thunderous.Xavier’s cigar slipped between his fingers and fell to the floor. He didn’t notice.Kade sat up straighter. “That’s impossible. She was banished.”“Banished, yes,
Alpha's Hidden Luna Chapter Seventy One: Oaths And Shackles
Alpha Lucian Wolfe dismounted his stallion at the base of the great steps of the Eastern highlands, the wind tearing at his cloak. His men stood at attention, silent, their faces unreadable as the Alpha returned from his unauthorized absence.He had left for the Valen territory without council approval. Without Seraphine's consent. And now, he returned bearing truths that would change everything.He still had a bitter-sweet taste feeling from his visit. Rayne had referred to their relationship as a curse, and there was no certainty things would work out between them, but he was ready to give it a fair shot. And the first and most important step is...severing his bond with Seraphine.Lucian pushed through the arched doors of the main hall, his presence commanding as he strode past the guards and servants. His Beta, waited at the top of the steps—his expression tense.“They’ve been waiting, Alpha. The Elders… your Luna too.”Lucian gave a nod. “Let them wait no more.”He entered the Hig
Alpha's Hidden Luna Chapter Seventy: Ashes Between Us
The door shut with a heavy thud, silencing the storm she’d left behind.Rayne Valen stood alone in her chambers, her breath shallow, her heart hammering like war drums in her chest. The fire had long since died out. The hearth was cold. Her hands trembled—but not from fear.From fury.From heartbreak.From the way Lucian had looked at her when she said their relationship was complicated.She hadn’t meant to humiliate him. Or herself.But what was she supposed to say? That she still loved him? That her nights were haunted by memories of him? That despite all her strength, she still ached for the one thing she could never truly have?No.She was Alpha of Valen. And Lucian was not hers.The door creaked open behind her.She didn’t need to turn to know it was him.Lucian closed the door slowly, then leaned his back against it, his arms folded, gaze heavy on her. The silence between them stretched like a taut wire—ready to snap.“You didn’t have to say it like that,” he said quietly.Rayne
Alpha's Hidden Luna Chapter Sixty Nine: The Verdict of Wolves
Morning sun streamed through the canopy of Rayne's bed. The fire had died down to glowing embers, the air kissed with the scent of ash, musk… and Lucian.Rayne stirred, warmth still lingering on her skin from the night before—their first night in five years, not as strangers, but as lovers again. Her hand reached across the fur-strewn bed, only to find cool linens where he should have been.Gone.She blinked the sleep from her eyes, rising with a soft groan. The room was still cloaked in silence, but something felt off. She dressed quickly, tugging her cloak over her shoulders, and stepped into the hall—where Garran was already waiting, arms crossed, jaw clenched.“You’re late,” he said grimly.“For what?”“The council summoned an emergency meeting… Lucian’s already there. With Cain.”Rayne’s blood ran cold. She didn’t wait for another word. She moved fast, heart thundering in her chest, boots echoing through the stone corridor.Lucian Wolfe stood like a dark sentinel at the center o
Alpha's Hidden Luna Chapter Sixty Eight: The Rekindled Fire
The storm hadn’t broken outside, but it had inside her.Rayne stared at Lucian as they walked through the dim corridors of the Valen stronghold. Her home. Her legacy. And now, the place where the man she once loved had returned—not as a conqueror, but as something far more dangerous.A memory.A weakness.A truth.Lucian walked beside her in silence, heavy armor still caked with dirt and blood, his golden eyes sharp despite the hour. Their warriors had already retreated to their quarters. The Ironfangs were driven off. For now, they had peace.But Rayne knew that peace was only surface-deep.As they entered her private quarters, the door clicked shut behind them, muffling the wind outside. Her chambers weren’t grand—stone walls, a long oak table strewn with maps and war reports, a hearth that still flickered low with dying flames—but they were hers.She turned to face him.“Why are you really here?”Lucian removed his cloak and tossed it aside. “I told you—”“No. Tell me the truth, no
Alpha's Hidden Luna Chapter Sixty Seven: The Reunion
Later that evening, in the war room…“The Ironfangs have repositioned,” Garran reported. “They’ve abandoned their usual post and are gathering along the East Ravine.”Rayne frowned. “Too close for comfort.”“Too coordinated to be coincidence,” Garran muttered. “They’re planning something.”“Let them,” Rayne said, rising. “If they want a fight, they’ll get one.”But even as she spoke the words, a strange unease crept into her chest. Not fear. Foreboding.She glanced toward the empty seat at the end of the table.Cain wasn’t present.He’d excused himself, claiming a scouting matter.Liar, she thought.Rayne stood. “Double the outer sentries. And summon the guards. I want our best warriors ready to move by nightfall.”The elders blinked.“You want to move first?”“No,” she said, turning to face them all. “I want to be standing when they think we’ll fall.”----Far away, in the Eastern Highlands… Lucian stood on the high cliffs of his territory, wind tearing through his cloak.The Valen
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