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Somewhere to Belong
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2026-04-08 20:24:46
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The Alpha's blind Luna:Desired by Rival Alphas Wrong morning
Diego's POVA sharp exhale forced it's way out of my lips, as I stood up from the bath, my back already aching. I didn't even sit to get my my eyes accustomed to the ray of the sun, I just dragged my feet to the bathroom. I needed to wash off the exhaustion that clung on me. The bath did nothing.I ran it cold. Stood there until my skin stopped feeling like it belonged to me, until the thing sitting behind my ribs settled into something more silent. Then I dressed, didn't look at myself too long, and went downstairs.Mandy was already at the table. She was dressed in a silk robe, her hair pinned and both hands wrapped around her tea like she'd been waiting there for hours and found it perfectly reasonable. She looked up when I walked in."Morning," she greeted warmly, like I hadn't sent her out and dismissed her intentions. Anyway, she was paid well to attend to my needs, and she knew well that whatever she felt that night was inconsequential. "Morning." I pulled out my chair and
The Alpha's blind Luna:Desired by Rival Alphas The wrong gift
The wrong gift. The ceiling had nothing new to offer.I'd been staring at it long enough to map every crack, every shadow the moonlight carved across the plaster. I turned onto my side. Then my back. Then my side again, the sheets twisting around my legs like they had a point to make.My mind wouldn't stop.It kept circling back to her. The way she moved through the kitchen that morning not asking for help and not expecting it. The way she set that bread basket down after Mandy looked through her like she was furniture. The steadiness of her hands when everything in her face said she was anything but steady.Broken.That was the word sitting in my chest like something swallowed wrong. The Moon Goddess, in all her infinite wisdom, had looked across the whole of existence and decided that this — a blind, half-deaf girl who didn't even know her own name — was what she was saving me for.My jaw clenched.Years. I had waited years. Watched Klaus find his mate, watched my Beta commanders b
The Alpha's blind Luna:Desired by Rival Alphas Burgundy and Grey
CHAPTER TENThe dark was still thick outside the window when my eyes opened.I lay still for a moment, listening. The mansion breathed around me — the low settle of old walls, the distant hum of something mechanical deep in the basement, the occasional creak of a floorboard somewhere above. I reached for my glasses. Then my hearing aid. The world sharpened and filled.Four forty-three.I got up.If Sera wanted five, I would give her four fifty. I didn't know what I was trying to prove or who I was trying to prove it to. I dressed in the grey uniform, tied my hair back, and walked out into the corridor before the mansion had fully decided to wake up.The kitchen was empty when I arrived.I stood in the doorway for a moment, taking it in without the noise and bodies of yesterday crowding the space. Large. Organized in a way that made sense once you understood the logic of it. I moved to the far counter, found the cleaning cloths where they'd been yesterday, and started wiping down the
The Alpha's blind Luna:Desired by Rival Alphas Somewhere to Belong
Lyra's POV"You will be discharged today."Doctor Ifeanyi's words settled over me like the first cold breath of a season changing. I looked at him, searching his face for something more. An explanation. A direction. Anything that would tell me what discharged meant for a woman with no name, no past, and nowhere to go.He smiled gently, the way people smile when they've already decided not to answer the questions they can see forming in your eyes."You've healed well, Lyra," he said. "Better than any of us expected."Lyra."Where do I go?" I asked.He busied himself with the clipboard in his hands. "Arrangements have been made.""By who?"He paused whatever he was doing. "The Alpha," he said.He left before I could ask anything else.I sat on the edge of the bed for a long moment, my glasses on, my hearing aid in place, the world crisp and present around me in a way it hadn't been when I first woke up here. I looked at my hands. Turned them over. Looked at the lines on my palms like t
The Alpha's blind Luna:Desired by Rival Alphas The face I can't find
Lyra’s POVWhen my eyes opened, the world felt wrong.A pounding ache throbbed at the center of my skull, slow and heavy, like someone striking a drum from inside my head. My body felt weak, too weak, as if the mattress beneath me was swallowing every bit of strength I tried to gather. I blinked once. Twice. The ceiling wavered above me, shifting like water. My tongue tasted bitter, almost metallic.I turned on the bed, but even that small movement made my vision smear into cloudy shapes. Everything was blurred. Distorted. Uncertain. Colors bled into one another. Edges dissolved. I could not tell where one object ended and another began. A cold wave washed through me. I did not understand what was wrong, only that my eyes refused to obey me.Someone moved near the foot of the bed. I saw only a pale shape leaning closer.“Good. You are awake.” The voice was gentle, steady. “My name is Ifeanyi. I am the doctor here. You are safe. Try not to panic.”Safe.He was saying other things, his
The Alpha's blind Luna:Desired by Rival Alphas What remains of Lyra
Diego’s POVThe door slammed behind me. I barely remembered moving. One second I was standing in the room, the next I was outside, cold air cutting through my clothes as I strode toward the car.“Klaus,” I barked, “start the damn engine.”He looked up from his phone, startled. “Diego, calm down—”I shot him a look. Just one.That was all it took. He swallowed whatever he was about to say and turned the key.The car roared to life, tires scraping against gravel as we sped down the road. Streetlights flashed past, pale streaks of yellow in the dark. I couldn’t keep still. My leg bounced against the floor, my heel hitting it again and again, each thud syncing with the pulse in my head.Klaus kept glancing my way. “She’s in good hands,” he said quietly. “You heard the doctor.”“Good hands?” I muttered. “She’s in a hospital bed with her memory torn apart. Don’t tell me about good hands.”He exhaled, fingers tightening around the wheel. “You’re not helping her by losing it.”“I’m not losing
The Alpha's blind Luna:Desired by Rival Alphas The Colour of guilt
Diego’s POVThe cold night bit into my skin as I walked toward the car. The driver started the engine, headlights slicing through the fog. I just wanted to leave that damned pack and everything it reeked of, mostly Kendrick’s smug. I had barely opened the car door when his voice cut through the ni
Last Updated : 2026-03-17
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