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Chapter 72: The Right Woman for Emberfall

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Auren's POV

The courtyard hummed with activity. Warriors moved in formation near the eastern wall, their boots striking the stone in unison.

Healers clustered near the supply tables, receiving assignments for the afternoon. The recent attacks had forced the pack to coordinate more closely, healers and warriors working together, sharing information and preparing for whatever might come next.

I kept my attention on the work. I didn't need to look toward Ronan to know where he was. I felt the weig
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  • THE LUNA HE FORGOT TO LOVE    Chapter 72: The Right Woman for Emberfall

    Auren's POVThe courtyard hummed with activity. Warriors moved in formation near the eastern wall, their boots striking the stone in unison.Healers clustered near the supply tables, receiving assignments for the afternoon. The recent attacks had forced the pack to coordinate more closely, healers and warriors working together, sharing information and preparing for whatever might come next.I kept my attention on the work. I didn't need to look toward Ronan to know where he was. I felt the weight and warmth of his presence before I caught his gaze. My skin seemed to prickle with awareness whenever he was near.The first time I looked up, he was already watching me.His eyes found mine across the courtyard. My stomach fluttered, and my cheeks burned.I looked away immediately, my fingers tightening around the bundle of herbs I was carrying. I focused on the healer beside me, forcing myself to listen to her words.Something about supplies and the eastern patrol. I nodded, answered, and

  • THE LUNA HE FORGOT TO LOVE    Chapter 71: “I Was Never Broken”

    Auren's POVThe healing wing continued around me, but I moved through it without thinking.My hands found bandages and herbs without me consciously deciding what to reach for.A patient asked for water, I fetched it. Someone needed fresh linens, I handed them over.A healer called my name, I answered, but my mind was elsewhere.The words kept surfacing, not his apology, not even his pleading. The truth."I cannot father a child. I never could. You were never broken, Auren."My heart pounded, for a moment, I forgot how to breathe.I pressed my palm against the table to steady myself. All those years, I had been blamed for nothing.I quickly wiped the tears rolling down my cheeks."Healer Auren, my head still hurts."The patient's voice broke through my thoughts, I blinked and looked at her."I will get something for you."My voice sounded distant even to me, the hours passed.The afternoon light shifted through the windows. Patients came and went. Healers moved around me. I answered qu

  • THE LUNA HE FORGOT TO LOVE    Chapter 70: A Mistake to Deal With

    Melvin's POV"I'll be leaving now, Alpha."The guard who had joined me on the disguise mission bowed and left. The door to my private quarters clicked shut behind him.I stood in the center of the room, still wearing the travel clothes I had worn beneath the disguise. The cloth that had covered my face was gone, but I could still feel it against my skin.The silence stretched around me.The room was familiar. My desk. My chair. The window overlooking the courtyard. Everything was exactly as I had left it.But nothing felt the same. I pressed my palm against my chest. My heart was beating too fast.I couldn't erase the brokenness in Auren's eyes the moment I told her the truth. The tears and the way she pulled her hand away from mine like she had been burned.The way she looked at me when she told me to leave."Don't ever show your face to me again."I closed my eyes and pressed both hands against my chest, as if I could somehow keep everything inside from falling apart.The door opene

  • THE LUNA HE FORGOT TO LOVE    Chapter 69: "It Was Never Your Fault, Auren"

    Melvin's POVThe cloth over my face was stifling. I kept my head lowered as the cart rumbled toward Emberfall's entrance, stained bandages covered my jaw and cheeks, wrapped carefully to make me look badly injured.The merchant beside me—one of the guards I had brought with me in disguise, kept his eyes forward, his expression neutral.I knew exactly what I was risking. If Ronan recognized me before I reached Auren, there would be no private conversation.There might not even be a peaceful way out.The merchant kept his voice low. "Stay still, Alpha. Don't say anything. Let me do the talking."I nodded. The gates loomed ahead, guards stood at attention, their eyes moving over everyone entering the territory. I forced my breathing to remain steady, but my heart was pounding against my ribs.Then I saw Ronan, he stood near the entrance, speaking with one of the guards. His posture was relaxed, but his eyes were sharp. They moved over the cart, over the merchant, then settled on me.I fe

  • THE LUNA HE FORGOT TO LOVE    Chapter 68: THE BOND

    Auren's POVI couldn't return to the healing wing. My feet carried me through the corridors, past the main hall and the courtyard where guards stood at attention.The afternoon light slanted through the windows, warm and golden, but I didn't feel warm. I felt like I was still sitting on the edge of his bed, still feeling his hand around mine, still hearing his voice low and close to my ear."Why are you trying so hard to run away from me, my healer?"I pressed my palm against my chest, my heart was still racing.I found Maelis in the garden. She was kneeling near the herb beds, her hands moving through the leaves with care.A basket sat beside her, half-filled with chamomile and lavender. The strong scent drifted through the air.She didn't look up when I approached. She simply kept working, her fingers gentle against the stems.I stopped at the edge of the path."Maelis..." I hesitated, unsure whether I should continue. "I need to talk to you."She looked at me with a small smile, se

  • THE LUNA HE FORGOT TO LOVE    Chapter 67: Lost In Her

    Ronan's POVThe council chamber was warm, I shifted several times in my seat, my fingers drumming once against the armrest before I forced them still.The Elders sat according to hierarchy, their attention fixed on Auren, who stood at the center of the room with her hands clasped loosely in front of her. She was giving her report on the healing wing, composed and completely professional."The wounded warriors from the rogue attack are recovering well. Three have returned to light duty, while two more need another few days of observation."She paused, glancing at the notes in her hand."Supplies are running low on wound herbs. I have submitted a request for additional stock, which will help with the herbs I make here on my own. If the eastern patrol continues to bring in injured warriors, we'll need more within the week."The Elders nodded. One of them asked a question about the recovery timeline, and she answered smoothly.I tried to listen, I couldn't. My eyes followed her every move

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