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THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA CHAPTER 49

Author: MIKS DELOSO
last update publish date: 2026-09-23 03:13:05

“And now?” Percie’s question was quiet, giving her space to answer or not.

“Now I know the only villain was the version of me who believed love meant disappearing so someone else could be more comfortable.” Corinne’s voice remained steady even as a single tear slipped free and tracked down her cheek. She did not wipe it away. “I used to dream of him saying he was sorry. Of him realizing what he had done. Of him finally choosing me the way I
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    The stone cracked.Veyra stepped toward it.“Enough!”For the first time, her voice carried fear.“Complete the awakening!”Corinne looked at the elder.“You said the bond was connected to the first Alpha. What happens if he gets free?”Veyra turned toward her.“He will reclaim every bloodline.”“And what does that mean?”“He will take back what was taken from him.”Leon struggled to stand.“Let him.”Corinne looked sharply at him.“Don't be reckless.”“I'm not going to let the council keep using my pack.”“You don't know what that creature will do.”“Neither do you.”“Exactly. So stop volunteering everyone for another disaster.”Mara gave Leon a sharp look.“She has a point.”He glare

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    Corinne frowned.“Why can I still feel him?”Veyra's smile widened.“There it is.”“Answer me.”“You broke the council's binding. You did not break the original bond.”Corinne's jaw tightened.“That is impossible. Leon and I severed our mate bond long ago.”Leon slowly raised his head.“Corinne…”She looked at him.“Don't. I want an answer.”Veyra approached the broken altar.“Tell me, little Spark. When did you sever it?”Corinne's expression hardened.“Long before this ceremony. The bond was gone. I stopped feeling his emotions. I couldn't sense his location. There was nothing connecting us.”“And yet you felt his pain tonight.”“Because your ritual was using our old connection.”“No.” Veyra shook her head. &

  • THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA   THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA CHAPTER 98

    The severing mark erupted.Silver light burst from Corinne's palm and struck the chains wrapped around Leon.A deafening crack split the sanctuary.The blade in Leon's hand stopped inches from Mara's shoulder.“Drop it!” Corinne shouted.Leon’s fingers trembled.“I... can't.” “I know.”For a moment, Corinne saw the man she had once loved. The man whose face had haunted her final memories in her previous life.But she no longer wanted to return to that place.She could acknowledge what they had been without allowing it to dictate what she would become.“Adrian,” she said quietly. “I am not here to save our bond.”His eyes lifted.“I understand.”“Do you?”He swallowed.“Yes.”“Then stop trying to hold on to something I have already released.”A long silence followed.Finally, Leon nodded.“I'm sorry, Corinne.”She looked away.

  • THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA   THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA CHAPTER 97

    She could feel the council's hold on Leon. It was not a single chain. It was a network of commands woven through the ritual, each one anchored to a symbol carved beneath the floor.The chains around Leon were only the visible part.“Alaric!” she shouted. “Where are the anchors?”He looked up from the book.“What?”“The symbols! Where are they connected?”Alaric scanned the floor.“Four points around the altar. One beneath the bell tower. The last one is—”He stopped.His eyes widened.“Under Leon.”Corinne looked at the Alpha.A silver circle had formed beneath his knees. Its symbols were buried beneath his blood.“Of course,” she muttered. “They made him the center of their little masterpiece.”The hooded woman laughed.“You understand now. The Alpha is the anchor. His blood commands the pack. Your blood completes the ritual. Together, you will give the council authority over every wolf who carries an Alpha lineage.”“And if I refuse?”“Then he dies.”Leon lifted his head.“Don't lis

  • THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA   THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA CHAPTER 96

    There were so many things she had wanted to say during their journey. Words she had swallowed because the danger was too close, because the timing was wrong, because she hadn't been certain whether what she felt was gratitude or something deeper.But she was tired of allowing fear to make her decisions.Not anymore.“I'm not saying this for them,” she whispered.Percie's eyes narrowed slightly.“Then who are you saying it for?”“For you.”The council woman watched them with growing irritation.“Enough. This sentimental display changes nothing.”Corinne ignored her.She stepped closer to Percie.“I know you never asked me to choose you.”Percie remained still.“You never demanded that I forget what happened. You never asked me to promise you something I wasn't ready to give.”His expression tightened.“C

  • THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA   THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA CHAPTER 95

    “Now, Alpha. Give the order.”Leon turned toward the sanctuary doors.Mara struggled to stand.“Leon?”He looked at her.Then he raised his sword.Trisha smiled through her tears.“It's over, Corinne.”The hooded woman gave her a satisfied glance.“Alpha, command your warriors to seize every wolf who refuses the council.”Leon opened his mouth.A low voice emerged.“Seize…”Mara's eyes widened.“Leon, no!”His hand trembled.The sword shook.“Seize…”Then he stopped.His jaw clenched.The silver in his eyes flickered.A tear slid down his cheek.“Corinne…”The hooded woman's smile vanished.“What did you say?”Leon's sword lowered.“Corinne.”Trisha stepped b

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