LOGINJames walked over and placed another plate in front of Gloria. “You know, for someone who claimed she wasn’t hungry, you’re eating an awful lot.” Gloria looked up at him. “Are you complaining about feeding your wife and unborn child?” James immediately shook his head. “Absolutely not.” “Good.” James smiled. “Yes, darling.” Gloria shook her head as she continued eating. Some things, Amelia thought, never changed. ⸻ Every few months, Seraphina and Damien visited Red Moon Pack. Damien had changed tremendously over the years. The young man who had once been dragged into the middle of a war he never wanted had grown into a respected Alpha. Under his leadership, Dragon’s Pack had transformed into something almost unrecognizable from what it had once been. The fear that had once ruled the pack was gone. The people were no longer forced to bow because they were terrified of their Alpha. They followed Damien because they respected him. He had found his mat
Aiden raised an eyebrow. “You’re chasing your sister.” “Exactly!” Arthur replied without hesitation. “She’s faster than me!” Aiden shook his head, laughter escaping him as he folded his arms across his chest. “I don’t remember teaching you that running after your little sister counts as Alpha training.” Arthur grinned. “It does if she’s the enemy.” “Arthur!” Aria immediately stopped running and turned around, glaring at her brother. “I’m not an enemy!” Arthur laughed. “Then stop running away!” “You’re mean!” “You started it!” Aiden rubbed his forehead, already regretting getting involved. Amelia stepped outside, laughter escaping her as she walked toward them. “You’re encouraging him,” she told Aiden. Aiden turned toward her with an innocent expression. “Of course I am.” Amelia folded her arms. “Of course you are.” “He’s going to be an Alpha,” Aiden explained with a grin. “He needs to know how to handle difficult situations.” Arthur immediately look
Years Later… The sound of laughter filled the gardens of Red Moon Pack, carried gently across the sprawling grounds by the warm afternoon breeze. The once-quiet gardens that had witnessed so much pain, fear, and uncertainty were now filled with the sounds of children running through the grass, adults calling after them, and the occasional burst of laughter from someone who had clearly lost an argument with one of the younger members of the pack. Amelia stood by the large window of the pack house, her fingers resting lightly against the frame as she watched the chaos unfolding outside. A soft smile curved her lips, and for a moment, she simply stood there, allowing herself to take in the sight before her. This was a sight she had once believed she would never have. Her family. Her home. Her happiness. Everything she had once thought was too far beyond her reach was now standing right in front of her. So much had changed over the years. The little boy who had once
Aiden remained beside her, watching the council in silence. One of the council members finally lifted his head slightly. “True Alpha.” Amelia’s breath caught. The title sounded different when it was spoken with genuine respect. Aiden stepped forward. “Raise your heads.” The council members slowly straightened. Aiden looked around the room before speaking. “As you all know, my father is dead, and we came here to discuss how we will bring him to rest. But before we begin, there is something I need everyone here to understand.” His gaze shifted toward Amelia. “For years, Amelia was treated as though her worth depended on standing beside me as my Luna. I was one of the people responsible for that.” The room fell completely silent. Aiden’s jaw tightened as he forced himself to continue. “I wronged her. I was foolish. I allowed my pride, my anger, and my own mistakes to destroy something that should have been protected. I thought I had lost her forever.” He p
For a moment, none of them moved. A mother. A father. Their son. A family. Arthur eventually pulled away and looked between Amelia and Aiden with a suspiciously knowing smile. “You both look happy.” “We are,” Aiden replied, glancing at Amelia. “Very happy,” Amelia added, smiling. They all settled around the dining table, and the room quickly filled with laughter and conversation. Arthur happily ate his breakfast, occasionally looking between his parents as though he still couldn’t believe that everything he had ever wanted was finally happening. Then, suddenly, his eyes widened. “My birthday is in a few days!” Aiden laughed. “That’s right. So, what do you want for your birthday?” Arthur immediately looked excited. “Anything?” Aiden nodded. “Anything within my power.” Arthur became thoughtful. He leaned back slightly, tapping his fingers against the table as though considering the most important decision of his life. Then a mischievous smile slowly app
“But I will get you one,” Aiden continued, looking back into her eyes. “A real one. A beautiful one. Because if I’m going to ask you this question, I want to do it properly. I just… couldn’t wait anymore.” His fingers slowly closed as though he were holding an invisible ring between them. “Amelia, will you be mine again?” Amelia stared at him. Her lips parted, but no words came out. Aiden’s hopeful expression slowly faded as the silence stretched between them. He watched her face carefully, searching for any sign that she was about to say yes, but all he saw was uncertainty. For Amelia, everything suddenly felt real. After everything they had survived, everything they had lost, everything that had nearly destroyed them, she and Aiden were standing here again. Together. And if she said yes, she knew there would be no pretending afterward. She would be choosing him again, not because their bond demanded it, but because her heart did. She wanted him. Her wolf wanted h
Meanwhile, Amelia was still sitting at the dining table, waiting for the person Seraphina wanted to introduce her to. She sighed, starting to feel sleepy.“You know, Cassia… you don’t really know what I’m into. I’m a doctor,” Seraphina said casually.Amelia didn’t look surprised. At least now she u
Meanwhile, Amelia was curled up in the bed, the steady beeping of the monitor echoing through the quiet room. Pain throbbed deep in her chest, not physical pain, but the kind that tore at the soul.The door creaked open, and Alpha Seraphina walked in.“Amelia,” she called softly.Amelia sat up imm
After dinner, Cassia stood by her bedroom window, watching the people of the pack going about their daily routines. Their laughter and chatter drifted faintly into her room, but she felt detached, like a ghost in someone else’s life.Her mother’s words echoed in her mind.Damien is a good man…She
Meanwhile, Aiden had driven his car straight into the mansion and hopped out, his head pounding so hard he could barely hear anything at the moment.The video of blood all over Amelia’s body kept replaying in his head.She was dead. She was gone…He didn’t kill her. He didn’t ask anyone to kill her







