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Chapter 95: MY MOTHER SAVED MORE THAN ME
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2026-08-10 00:49:21
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My Alpha Buried the Wrong Luna Chapter 99: THE MAN WHO SHOULD HAVE STAYED DEAD
KAELThe House of Aurelis had become busier with each passing day.Families no longer arrived one at a time. Some came in small groups, carrying worn travel bags and faded documents that proved who they had once been before Authority Eight erased their names. Others arrived with nothing except the clothes they wore and the hope that they had finally reached a place where no one would ask them to keep running.For the first time in years, people were walking toward Blackridge instead of away from it.I had just finished speaking with Ronan about expanding the northern estate when one of the guards hurried across the courtyard."My Alpha," he said, slightly out of breath. "There's an elderly traveler at the gate.""Does he need shelter?""He refused to come inside."Ronan exchanged a glance with me."What does he want?"The guard hesitated."He asked for one person.""Who?""Noah."The answer caught me off guard.I thanked the guard before walking toward the entrance with Ronan beside m
My Alpha Buried the Wrong Luna Chapter 98: THE LETTER THAT WAS NEVER SENT
KAELThe Alpha House had begun to breathe again.For the first time in years, the sound of hammers echoed through the halls instead of tense council meetings. Broken furniture was repaired instead of discarded, fresh paint covered smoke-stained walls, and every room seemed to carry the quiet promise of a new beginning.I spent most mornings helping wherever extra hands were needed.The workers protested each time they saw me carrying lumber or moving furniture, but I ignored them. Rebuilding this house wasn't only their responsibility. It was mine as well.That afternoon, I returned to my old study.The room had been untouched since Authority Eight fell. Shelves still lined the walls, though many of the books had been removed for inspection. Dust covered the corners where cabinets once stood, and sunlight streamed through the tall windows, making the empty room feel strangely peaceful.I knelt beside the old desk, intending to repair one of its loose legs.As I lifted the heavy piece
My Alpha Buried the Wrong Luna chapter 97: THE HOUSE OF AURELIS
ELARAThe northern estate no longer woke to silence.Every morning brought the sound of wagon wheels climbing the old road, followed by careful footsteps across the courtyard. Families arrived carrying little more than worn travel bags and the hope that this place would be different from the last one. Some came from neighboring packs, while others had crossed several territories using routes my mother had once trusted.No one arrived smiling.But they all carried the same question in their eyes.Is it finally safe to stop running?I stood at the entrance with Miriam as another wagon pulled through the gates. Two elderly sisters climbed down slowly, helped by a young man whose arm was still wrapped in clean bandages. Behind them, a mother held her sleeping son close to her chest while her husband unloaded the family's few belongings.Ronan joined me with a notebook in his hands."That makes twenty-three people this week."I looked across the busy courtyard."We're going to need more ro
My Alpha Buried the Wrong Luna Chapter 96: THE NAME THAT WAS MISSING
KAELThe oldest records in Blackridge were never meant to be easy to read.Most had been written decades before I was born, their ink faded by time and their pages worn from careful handling. Some had survived fires, leadership changes, and even wars between neighboring packs. Yet after everything Authority Eight had hidden, those forgotten records had become more valuable than any treasure locked inside the council vaults.Cassian stood at the center table with several leather-bound ledgers spread before him. Morning sunlight filtered through the high windows, catching the dust that floated lazily above the pages."I asked the archivists to bring every surviving record from the council's earliest years," he said as I joined him. "If Authority Eight rewrote history, we need to know what history looked like before they touched it."I pulled a chair beside him and opened the nearest ledger.The first pages listed the original council laws. Farther in were sketches of the first council c
My Alpha Buried the Wrong Luna Chapter 95: MY MOTHER SAVED MORE THAN ME
ELARAThe House of Aurelis had been open for only two days, yet it already sounded different from any place I had ever lived.Children laughed in the gardens where silence had once settled like dust. Servants carried baskets of fresh bread through the halls, while healers moved from room to room checking on families who had spent years sleeping with one eye open. The old estate no longer reminded me of loss. Little by little, it was becoming a place where frightened people could breathe again.I found Miriam sitting beneath a large maple tree with Clara and Owen playing nearby. The children had already made friends with two others who had arrived the evening before, and their laughter drifted across the courtyard with the afternoon breeze."They're smiling," I said as I joined her.Miriam followed my gaze."I haven't seen that in a very long time."For a while, we watched the children chase one another across the grass. It was difficult to imagine that only days earlier they had arriv
My Alpha Buried the Wrong Luna Chapter 94: WHAT THE COUNCIL LEFT BEHIND
KAELThe war against Authority Eight was over.The work it left behind had only begun.Three days after the House of Aurelis welcomed its first families, I stood inside the council archive with Cassian. The large chamber looked different now. Shelves once hidden behind locked doors had been opened, and hundreds of records lay stacked across long wooden tables waiting to be examined.Dust filled the air as clerks carefully sorted documents that had remained untouched for years.Some pages carried official council seals.Others had no signatures at all.Every file raised another question.Cassian rested both hands on the edge of a table covered with faded ledgers."I've served this council for more than thirty years," he said quietly. "I thought I understood every part of it.""You weren't the only one deceived."He gave a tired smile."That doesn't make the failure easier to accept."Neither of us had come here to assign blame.There was too much work waiting.Groups of record keepers
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