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A seat beside the throne

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Sleep never truly found me that night.

Every time I closed my eyes, I heard the same impossible word echo inside my mind.

“Mate.”

I turned onto my side, watching Kael sleep peacefully beside me.

The steady rise and fall of his chest should have comforted me.

Instead, guilt settled heavily in my stomach.

How could my wolf mistake another man for our mate? It made no sense.

The Moon Goddess never made mistakes.

Kael was my mate, and had always been my mate.

I reached for the bond between us, feel
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  • THE LUNA’S CROWN   The Alpha’s jealousy

    The following morning, I stood by the balcony of my room, watching the gates of Icefall.The Moonridge warrior was being escorted out of the pack.I watched until his figure disappeared beyond the gates and wondered what he would tell them when he returned.Would he tell Kael that I was safe?Would he tell the elders that I had found shelter? Or would he tell them that I had no intention of returning?A strange ache settled in my chest.Not because I wanted to go back, but because a small part of me still wondered what Kael would feel when he heard that I was living in another Alpha’s pack.Would he care? Would Lily care?“Your bath is ready.”I turned. Agatha stood by the door with a smile.“Thank you.” I smiled.*************After my bath, I dressed in a simple cream-colored dress.I was combing my hair when I suddenly wondered about Edwin.“Where is Alpha Edwin?”“Training.” Agatha replied.“Already?”Agatha nodded. “They train every morning.”“Where?” I asked.“The training ground

  • THE LUNA’S CROWN   The new Luna

    Dinner in Icefall was unlike anything I had experienced in Moonridge.There was laughter around the table and people spoke freely.Even the elders, despite their suspicious nature, seemed comfortable enough to argue with one another over the smallest things.I found myself smiling more than I had in days. Perhaps it was because nobody here knew the version of me that had spent years desperately trying to keep a marriage alive.Here, I wasn’t the abandoned Luna, I was simply Elara and strangely enough, I liked being her.After dinner, Agatha and I stepped into the courtyard.The evening air was cold against my skin, carrying the familiar scent of snow and pine.I wrapped my arms around myself.“You look happy,” Agatha said.I glanced at her. “Do I?”She nodded. “You do.”I smiled faintly. “I think I am.”The words surprised me. I hadn’t realized how long it had been since I could say them honestly.I looked toward the packhouse. Somewhere inside was Alpha Edwin.My wolf stirred im

  • THE LUNA’S CROWN   A glimpse of icefall

    When I stepped out of the packhouse, I found Alpha Edwin waiting by the entrance.He stood with his hands tucked into the pockets of his trousers, watching the pack grounds with the same calm expression he seemed to wear everywhere.The moment he saw me, his eyes settled on me.“Ready?”I nodded. “Where are we going?”“You’ll see.” He replied.I smiled.He stepped away from the entrance.“We’re walking.”I looked at him skeptically. “Walking?”“I want you to actually see Icefall.” He explained.I followed him and for the first time since arriving, I allowed myself to look around without feeling like an outsider.Icefall was beautiful.Snow-covered mountains surrounded the pack from almost every direction, while stone buildings lined the main roads. Wolves moved freely through the streets, greeting one another as they went about their daily duties.There was something different about the atmosphere.Moonridge had always felt like a pack built around the packhouse while Icefall felt lik

  • THE LUNA’S CROWN   The eyes of icefall

    I spent far too long deciding what to wear.Not because I cared what anyone in Icefall thought of me. At least, that was what I kept telling myself.I simply wasn’t accustomed to waking up in a strange packhouse and being invited to breakfast with its Alpha.Eventually, Agatha helped me choose a simple dress. It was nothing extravagant as I didn’t want to look as though I was trying to impress anyone.When I stepped out of my room, Agatha was already waiting.“Ready?” She asked I nodded. She smiled and began leading me down the corridor.The packhouse was even more impressive than I’d realized.Tall windows allowed sunlight to spill across the polished floors. Purple banners decorated the walls, bearing Icefall’s emblem.Everything looked powerful, organized, and untouchable.It reminded me of what Kael had always said about Icefall.“They don’t need to boast about their strength. Everyone already knows it.”I wondered if I would ever understand why.We finally reached the dining ha

  • THE LUNA’S CROWN   Icefall

    The first thing I noticed when I woke was the softness beneath me.For several seconds, I didn’t move.I simply stared at the ceiling, trying to remember where I was.The room was unfamiliar. It was beautiful, but unfamiliar.Purple curtains hung from tall windows, their heavy fabric embroidered with delicate silver patterns. The bed beneath me was enormous, covered in layers of silk that felt impossibly soft against my skin.Even the furniture looked expensive.I swallowed. This wasn’t an ordinary room. I had spent enough time in the packhouses to recognize wealth when I saw it.I was somewhere important, and somewhere powerful.I slowly pushed myself upright.A sharp ache traveled through my body, reminding me of the forest, the he rogues, the black wolf, and the growl.I looked around again. A young woman was standing near the wardrobe, carefully arranging several of my belongings.I frowned. “Who are you?”She turned immediately. Her eyes widened before a warm smile spread acros

  • THE LUNA’S CROWN   The black wolf

    I didn’t know how long I had been walking.The forest had swallowed every trace of Moonridge behind me.The trees grew taller, the path became narrower, and eventually, even the faint glow of the packhouse disappeared completely.I kept walking anyway because stopping meant thinking and thinking meant remembering Kael, Lily, and the rejection.I remembered the look on Kael’s face when I walked away.My legs eventually began to ache.My throat felt dry, and my stomach twisted painfully. I hadn’t eaten since breakfast.I hadn’t thought about food while leaving. Now, every step felt heavier than the last.I finally found a large tree with thick roots stretching above the ground.I lowered myself beneath it. For a few minutes, I simply sat there with my back against the trunk.The forest was strangely quiet.I closed my eyes. Maybe I could rest for a moment before continuing.I didn’t know where I would go, I didn’t know what pack would accept me, and I didn’t even know whether leaving M

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