Semua Bab Alpha's Treasure mate- His luna is an omega: Bab 91 - Bab 100

Alpha Dominic’s POV:Isabella went from being a seductive vixen to looking at me with enough hatred for ten enemies. I wasn't surprised. “What made you think I wouldn't figure out your game?” I asked.When she didn’t answer, my father sighed heavily. “I'm glad you could see beyond her charms this time,” he said, rubbing his brow. “Thank Mood Goddess that you weren’t under her spell anymore.”Isabella’s eyes went from angry to pleading, and she directed her gaze at me. “Don’t you see, Dominic? He’s always been against me, and he’s been trying to turn you against me from the beginning.” My father laughed. “It’s my responsibility as a parent, and as Alpha, to alert my son to any potential enemies and possible sabotage. You’re not going to make me feel guilty about that.”Her shoulders slumped.“Now, are you going to tell me about your plan and those involved?” I asked, thinking she’d finally given up.“Never!” she yelled, perking up considerably.I had hoped I wouldn’t have to play the

Astrid's POV:Dominic and I snuggled in each other's arms for a while and then he had to go check with the healthcare workers on the cure’s progress. “I’ll come along,” I said, quickly throwing my clothes on.He nodded and went to take a shower. I did my hair and tied it into a neat bun.‘He wasn't cheating.’ Malessia laughed.‘And I am glad I didn't leave him but had a conversation with him instead,’ I said, recalling the promise I made to myself to take the kids and leave the pack house if he didn’t come back within two days.“Astrid, Let's go,” Dominic said, smelling of fresh soap as he rolled his sleeves up to his elbows.We went to the meeting hall where some pack members were already gathered. For the first time, they didn’t scowl or retreat when I greeted them. Alpha Salem approached and stood next to me. “Are you all right?”“Yes,” I said with a wide smile. “Everything’s great between us now.”“Excellent. I wouldn’t have wanted to have to hurt him for misbehaving toward you.

Astrid's POV:I followed Dominic onto the dance floor where we enjoyed our first dance together. It felt so good to be with him in public without having to worry about Isabella or anyone else trying to destroy me or steal my mate. As Dominic deftly guided me, I rested my head on his shoulder and blissfully followed his lead, inhaling his intoxicating scent. A part of me wished we were alone. But then I noticed Alpha Salem out of the corner of my eye. He sat by himself, looking lost and almost devastated, like something tragic had happened. I scanned the room for his sister, thinking Kathleen might be able to cheer him up. However, she was nowhere to be seen. I’d go to him after my dance with Dominic to make sure he was all right.The end of the song approached, and Dominic kissed me softly, releasing me only when the last note drifted into silence. As we left the dance floor, I saw Beta Alexander talking to a servant, gesticulating wildly. My eyes shifted to Carolina, who sat with he

Astrid's POV:Carolina recovered well, and the doctors released her the day after she gave birth. I stood in her chamber holding her beautiful baby girl. Soft coos filled the room and her gentle movements filled my arms. I gazed at the tiny, delicate features in awe and marveled at the warm softness of her skin. Even having seen the same in my boys, I found newborns created an undeniable sense of wonder. A surge of love and protectiveness washed over me. I’d always be there for them and for Lina.She must have seen something in my eyes because she said, “I can't believe I finally have a best friend who’s more than a sister to me. Thank you, Astrid.” Her voice cracked.I smiled. “I think the potion they gave you has softened you.” I’d never seen her so emotional. “Oh, believe me, I’m going to regret this once I am better. But right now, all I want to do is cry and howl,” she said, her eyes glistening and her voice even rougher. The drugs were definitely affecting her. “You need to ge

Astrid’s POVI held the letter firmly, my heart racing as I responded to the voice, each word sounding higher and slower than the last.“Moon Goddess?” I asked, scanning my surroundings for a sign of her presence.Suddenly, an elderly woman emerged from behind the door, her frail form contrasting sharply with the weight of her message.“Astrid, I don’t have enough time,” she gasped, her words punctuated by labored breaths. “The packs are in danger, and your children’s lives are at stake. What’s coming is a war more brutal than anything you’ve ever witnessed. The dead enemies are emerging, forging alliances with newfound friends who stand against you. Everything is not as smooth as you thought it was.” Her chest barely moved as she spoke, and her eyes, once filled with life, were now vacant. Could she truly be the Moon Goddess?But regardless of her identity, her words sent a shiver down my spine. The packs were in danger, again?“I must inform Alpha Dominic about this. He won’t allow