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chapter 15

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last update Date de publication: 2026-04-02 13:00:45

Arthur almost lost control of his wolf twice between midnight and dawn.

The second time, standing forty meters from the outer wall of Shadow Fang's main compound, surrounded by the sleeping silence of a pack he had no right to be inside—that was the time it nearly won.

Because her scent was everywhere here.

Wildflowers and warm rain, threaded through the grounds like she had been walking these paths long enough to
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    Betty found out from Mia. Of course she found out from Mia. Mia knew everything approximately forty seconds after it happened anywhere on Shadow Fang grounds, and she delivered news the way she delivered all difficult things—directly, seated, with tea. “Sunset,” Mia said calmly, as if announcing something routine. “Central grounds.” Betty stared at her. For a second, the words didn’t fully land. They hovered in the air, incomplete, like a sentence missing its meaning. Then it hit. She set her cup down. Very carefully. Because her hands were not entirely steady. “He can’t,” she said. Her voice sounded strange to her own ears—too tight, too thin. Mia didn’t flinch. “He invoked the law. Evander accepted.” Betty shook her head immediately, instinctively re

  • LUNA BETTY   chapter 23

    The Challenge The decision arrived the next morning the way bad decisions sometimes do—with total clarity, feeling absolutely inevitable, as if it had been quietly forming beneath the surface of every thought Arthur had tried not to think for days. It wasn’t impulsive. That was the frightening part. Arthur found Evander in the training yard before dawn, already running drills alone. The sky was still a muted gray, the world caught between night and morning. Breath misted faintly in the cool air as Evander moved—precise, controlled, relentless. Arthur didn’t interrupt immediately. He stood at the edge of the yard, watching. Every strike Evander threw landed with exact force. Every step was measured. There was no wasted motion, no arrogance, no hesitation. This wasn’t a man who fought to prove something. This was a man who already knew. Arthur understood, with uncomfortable clarity, exactly what

  • LUNA BETTY   chapter 22

    The pack meeting was not scheduled. Shadow Fang Pack gathered the next morning at the central grounds—a full assembly, warriors and omegas and elders and children—and the reason filtered through the pack structure the way things do in tight-knit groups, quickly and without announcement: the visiting Alpha would be addressed publicly. Arthur understood immediately what this was. He stood on the grounds with Petra at his shoulder and his other people behind him, and the Shadow Fang Pack arranged itself in the configuration of an attended Alpha address—a wide arc, their Alpha at the center—and Evander walked out of the main building with Betty at his side. Not touching. Not claiming. Just—beside him. Close enough that the proximity read as deliberate. Evander stood before his pack and looked at Arthur across the gathered assembly and spoke. "Sha

  • LUNA BETTY   chapter 21

    He should have left it there. That was what Sermon told him, sharply and clearly, when he found her in the west wing that evening and gave her the broad strokes of the garden conversation. "She talked to you. She said her piece. She acknowledged that you meant your apology. Arthur, for a first conversation, that was—that was good. That was more than you had any right to expect. Leave it there tonight." He knew she was right. He went to find Betty again anyway. Not in the garden—she wasn't there. Not in the library. He found her in the common room of the east wing, sitting with Daniella and two other pack members around a low table, a relaxed conversation about something he couldn't hear from the doorway. He stood in the doorway too long. Betty looked up and saw him and something in her expression—that brief,

  • LUNA BETTY   chapter 20

    He found her on the third attempt. The first time he went looking, she had just left the area—he could smell her in the corridor near the library but the room was empty when he reached it. He wondered, briefly, if she was avoiding him deliberately and then decided that yes, obviously she was, and also that she had every right to. The second time, he saw her from across the training grounds speaking with Mia. He started toward her and got close enough to see her expression change when she registered his approach—not frightened, not angry, just that deliberate shuttering again—and then Mia looked at him with the flat, ancient authority of a woman who has shepherded entire generations through their worst decisions, and something in her look made him stop walking and reconsider his strategy. The third time, late afternoon, he found her in the small garden at the northern edge of the compound. She was alone. She had a book open on her lap but she wasn't reading it—she was looking

  • LUNA BETTY   chapter 19

    Betty sat on the stone wall at the edge of the training grounds and watched the morning drills and told herself she wasn't thinking about Arthur. She was absolutely thinking about Arthur. He was somewhere in this building. In this compound. Breathing the same air, walking the same grounds. She had felt his presence from the moment the gate opened, before she even saw him—a tug in her chest, old and insistent and infuriating. The bond doing what bonds did, indifferent to the decisions the people attached to it had made. She pressed her palm flat against her sternum. Her wolf was doing something complicated inside her. For weeks, since arriving at Shadow Fang, the wolf had been healing—she had felt it happening slowly, the way a deep injury heals, painfully and unevenly but with genuine progress. The tight, wounded curl had been loosening. The animal had started responding to things—to Evander's steady presence, to the safety of the grounds, to the morning drills and the pac

  • LUNA BETTY   Chapter nine

    Betty pov:The kitchen smelled faintly of herbs and shimmering broth, but all he could taste was her. The way he knelt down, lowered his head like a man finally given permission to pray.The first stroke of his tongue stole my breath. My fingers finds his hair, thick and folded with power.He anc

  • LUNA BETTY   Chapter Eight

    Evander Pov:The first rays of dawn slipped through the curtains,painting the room in soft golf. Betty stirred, her body still humming from the intensity of the night. She felt the warmth of me beside her, my arms draped protectively across her waist, my steady heartbeat against her back.For a mom

  • LUNA BETTY   Chapter Seven:

    Luna Claimed:Evander:The coronation feast thundered long into the night,filled with music, laughter and echo of wolf howls. Yet, as the last flames dimmed and the pack drifted away to their dens, silence fell across the Shadow Pack grounds. Only the glow of the moon remained, casting silver trail

  • LUNA BETTY   Chapter six

    The wedding day;Betty:The soft trill of birdsong stirred me awake. Golden light spilled through the high windows of my chamber, touching my skin with warmth. For a moment, I simply lay still,staring at the canopy above me, my heart thrumming with the weight of the day."Today is the day!"Good mo

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