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Chapter One Hundred And Ten: The Alpha’s Legacy

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Later, as Lucian Wolfe lay beside Seraphine in their chamber, her body curled possessively against his, Lucian stared into the darkness above. Her breath was warm against his chest, steady, trusting. To her, he was ensnared in her web still, blind to the poison dripping from her tongue.

But inside, Lucian Wolfe was sharpening his knives, not of steel, but of patience and deception. He would wait. He would watch. And when the truth revealed itself, there would be no escape—not for Seraphine, not for anyone.

For the first time since becoming Alpha, Lucian was preparing for war not against his enemies, but against the woman who wore his mark.

And if she really was a traitor, it would be way easier to sever their bond.

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The morning sun bled softly through the tall windows of Valen Keep, gilding the cold stone with warmth it hadn’t known in months. The territory was alive again—the sound of warriors training in the yard, the scent of fresh bread from the kitchens, the heartbeat of a p
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  • Alpha's Hidden Luna   Chapter One Hundred And Ten: The Alpha’s Legacy

    Later, as Lucian Wolfe lay beside Seraphine in their chamber, her body curled possessively against his, Lucian stared into the darkness above. Her breath was warm against his chest, steady, trusting. To her, he was ensnared in her web still, blind to the poison dripping from her tongue.But inside, Lucian Wolfe was sharpening his knives, not of steel, but of patience and deception. He would wait. He would watch. And when the truth revealed itself, there would be no escape—not for Seraphine, not for anyone.For the first time since becoming Alpha, Lucian was preparing for war not against his enemies, but against the woman who wore his mark.And if she really was a traitor, it would be way easier to sever their bond.-----The morning sun bled softly through the tall windows of Valen Keep, gilding the cold stone with warmth it hadn’t known in months. The territory was alive again—the sound of warriors training in the yard, the scent of fresh bread from the kitchens, the heartbeat of a p

  • Alpha's Hidden Luna   Chapter One Hundred And Nine: The Alpha’s Silent Trap

    Lucian Wolfe’s fists curled at his sides, but he gave no outward sign of disbelief or acceptance. “You expect me to believe this?”“Believe it or not,” Xavier said, shrugging faintly, “the truth does not need your approval. She wanted Rayne dead, Wolfe. Do you understand? She begged us to take her out. Rayne Valen was a threat to her seat at your side, and she feared the sway that woman had over you. Seraphine knew you still carried a fire for her, and it burned her alive inside. So she made a deal—her loyalty for our blades. She sold you your own weaknesses.”Lucian’s chest rose and fell with slow, controlled breaths. Every instinct screamed at him to strike, to silence Xavier, but reason anchored him still. He needed more.“And now?” Lucian asked, voice low. “Rayne is gone from my side. What does Seraphine want of you now?”Xavier’s grin turned sharp, venomous. “Me dead. Of course. Did you think the poison in my cup was an accident? Oh no. That was her hand. You see, once Rayne was

  • Alpha's Hidden Luna   Chapter One Hundred And Eight : The Insider’s Betrayal

    That afternoon, she slipped into the shadows of a disused corridor where the two guards awaited her. They were loyal not only to Lucian, but to her—men whose loyalty she had purchased whith years of whispers, favors, and promises. They looked unsettled, their hands restless on their weapons as Seraphine approached, her cloak drawn tight around her.“You told me it would be quick,” she hissed, her voice laced with venom. “You told me the poison would leave no trace.”Caden, the older of the two bowed his head. “It should have, my lady. We dosed him strong, enough to kill three men. But the healers—”“—kept him alive,” Seraphine snapped, cutting him off. “And now he looks at me as if he knows. As if he remembers.”The men exchanged uneasy glances. Seraphine stepped closer, her eyes sharp as blades, her tone dropping to a hiss.“Listen to me. If Lucian calls for you, you will swear you know nothing. That you saw nothing. If he presses, you hold your tongue. Deny. Deny until your last bre

  • Alpha's Hidden Luna   Chapter One Hundred And Seven: Whispers of Treachery

    By morning, it was the guards who noticed first. His tray was untouched, his body sprawled unnaturally on the floor, pale and sweating, his lips tinged with blue.“Xavier!” one shouted, panic lacing his voice as he clattered up the stone stairs. Within moments, a storm of footsteps filled the dungeon, Highland warriors spilling into the corridor with sharp commands and hurried movements.Lucian Wolfe himself arrived, his eyes narrowing as he caught sight of the fallen Alpha within the cell. He shoved the guards aside, kneeling briefly to examine Xavier.“He’s been poisoned,” Lucian growled, fury flashing in his tone. His gaze snapped to the nearest guards. “Get him to the infirmary. Now. And find out who brought the last meal down here.”Two men rushed forward, unlocking the cell and hoisting Xavier’s limp form between them. His head lolled, eyes shut, breaths shallow as they carried him swiftly out of the dungeon. The air seemed to vibrate with tension—the kind of tension that could

  • Alpha's Hidden Luna   Chapter One Hundred And Six: Whispers of Poison

    The Eastern Highlands fortress slept under a heavy veil of midnight. Torches sputtered in the corridors, their flames casting long, wavering shadows against the stone walls. Most of the warriors had retreated to their quarters, the silence broken only by the occasional clang of armor as guards changed posts.But Seraphine was awake.She stood before her mirror, her hands pressed to the wooden frame as she gazed at her reflection. The image that stared back at her was one she had crafted carefully: the flawless Luna, serene, composed, adored by her people. Yet beneath the mask, her heart beat a frantic rhythm.Lucian hadn’t listened. He had weighed her words, had acknowledged her reasoning, but he had not given the order. Xavier still lived. And as long as he drew breath in the cells below, Seraphine felt her position crumbling, a crack widening beneath her feet that could swallow everything she had clawed her way toward.Her lips curved into a bitter smile. If Lucian would not act, sh

  • Alpha's Hidden Luna   Chapter One Hundred And Five: The Weight of Loyalty

    The council chamber was heavy with silence after Garran’s words. Rayne lingered there a while, her fingers drumming absently against the table, though her mind was a tempest that refused to quiet. She only left when the torchlights began to dwindle, exhaustion forcing her to seek the solitude of her quarters.But she wasn’t alone.Outside the chamber doors, Jace stood in the shadows of the corridor. His back pressed against the stone wall, his breath tight in his chest, as if what he had overheard had stolen the very air from him. He hadn’t meant to stay. At first, he had come only to make sure she was safe, to speak with her when the council finished with their talks. But then he had heard her voice—low, vulnerable, confiding in Garran—and he couldn’t move. He couldn’t leave.And now he wished he had. Because the words cut deeper than any blade.Lucian Wolfe. Luna. Her heart wavering not for Valen, not for the legacy of her father, but for a man who had no place in their world.Jealo

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