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THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA CHAPTER 29

Author: MIKS DELOSO
last update publish date: 2026-09-08 21:39:54

Two warriors stood post there, more formal than usual. The moment they caught sight of Corinne their postures straightened. One of them stepped forward, expression carefully neutral.

“Luna Corinne,” he said. “The senior elders request your presence in their private chamber immediately. I am to escort you directly.”

The words settled over her like a change in the weather.

Isla’s attention sharpened.

Corinne did not look at Percie, but she felt him go still beside her. She kept her own voice even
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    Leon retired back into his own quarters.Those rooms which once seemed the undeniable hub of the pack now seemed far too spacious, far too silent, far too full of absences whose names could be called out. He turned aside those warriors who would have followed him with one curt motion. He rejected the healer’s offer of further tonic to soothe the scorching, tearing wound across his side and the shredded muscle of his shoulder. He looked out the broad window onto the training ground where Corinne had once stood waiting for him following each border patrol, and he stared at the emptiness with an intensity that would have reclaimed the years wasted.Memory was unavoidable, as sharp as newly-sharpened blades and equally inescapable.Corinne at nineteen, standing in the same great hall only days after their bond had first awakened, eyes bright with quiet, almost shy hope as she waited for him to claim her publicly before the pack. He had done it. He had spoken the for

  • THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA   THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA CHAPTER 47

    The great hall emptied slowly, like a wound that refused to stop bleeding.Warriors limped out in silence, shoulders hunched beneath bandages and the heavier weight of everything the memory crystal had forced them to hear. Families carried their grief like extra burdens on already broken backs. Mothers held children who no longer had fathers. Sisters walked with empty spaces beside them where brothers should have stood. The sealed crystal still seemed to hum in the air long after it had gone dark, Kaen’s dying voice repeating in every mind: She wanted Corinne Spark gone.Corinne remained near the side doors with Percie, the silver bond between them cool and steady, a quiet pulse that asked for nothing and gave everything. Isla stayed calm inside her mind, white fur brushing against the darker presence of Percie’s wolf in silent solidarity. The acceptance she had spoken aloud in front of the entire pack still echoed in her chest. It did not feel like victory. It felt like the final pag

  • THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA   THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA CHAPTER 46

    The great hall remained motionless.Not a single warrior dared interrupt.Even those who hated Kaen listened.Because death had a way of stripping away everything unnecessary.A dying enemy had no army left to command.No victory left to claim.No future left to protect.Only the truth remained.Kaen’s recorded voice continued.“We did not discover your weaknesses.”A rough cough echoed from the crystal.“We were given them.”A wave of uneasiness passed through the crowd.Leon’s fingers slowly curled into fists.“Someone gave you our defenses?” one warrior whispered.Mara did not answer.The memory crystal continued.“We were given the locations of your eastern patrols.”A pause.“The changing schedules.”Another breath.“The paths your warriors abandoned after

  • THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA   THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA CHAPTER 45

    The great hall of Silvercrest had never felt so silent.Not during the darkest nights when the pack gathered beneath the silver moon to mourn their fallen warriors.Not even during funerals when the names of the dead were spoken one by one, when families held onto each other and cried until their voices disappeared.Because grief was something every wolf understood.Grief came from losing someone you loved.Grief came from the empty chair at the family table, the untouched room, the howl that would never answer again.But betrayal…Betrayal was different.Betrayal was standing among the people you trusted and realizing that the knife had never come from outside the pack.It had come from within.It came from the person you allowed close enough to know your weaknesses.The person you defended.The person you would have sacrificed yourself for.Only to discover that they had been the reason you needed saving.The massive doors of the Silvercrest Great Hall opened slowly.The heavy wooden

  • THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA   THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA CHAPTER 44

    He had felt the moment Corinne’s rejection became final. He had felt the silver light bloom elsewhere in the night, distant yet unmistakable, and the knowledge had settled into his bones like slow poison. Every soft choice, every time he had looked past her, every time he had given space to someone else’s tears those moments now lived in the hollow where the bond had been.Footsteps approached. Soft. Familiar.Trisha slipped past the curtain before the healers could fully stop her, the two guards close behind but not yet pulling her away. Her face was streaked with fresh tears, her voice already breaking on the first syllable of his name.“Leon…”He turned his head. The gold in his eyes was dull, banked, nothing like the arrogant fire that had once answered every soft word she offered.She sank to her knees beside the cot, careful of her broken arm, and reached for his hand with the uninjured one. Her fingers trembled aga

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    “You stayed,” she whispered, the words rough from smoke and the residual force of everything that had broken the night before.“I told you I would.” His voice was low, scraped raw, but steady. “I meant it then. I mean it now.”The silver thread between them pulsed once, cool and certain. Corinne felt the controlled pain in his side as clearly as her own, felt the residual adrenaline still humming beneath his skin, felt the fierce protectiveness that had never once looked away even when the rest of the pack had chosen soft tears over hard truth. In return she knew he could feel the raw edges of her wounds the deep punctures where Kaen’s teeth had locked, the reopened collarbone, the claw marks still burning across her ribs and thigh and beneath all of that, the stunned, rising certainty that had replaced every desperate need she had once poured into Leon.“Does it hurt?” she asked quietly, eyes flicking to the dark

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