Semua Bab Alpha's Hidden Precious Luna: Bab 191 - Bab 200

Lily POVMy heart sank. Retired? But I had just spoken with her a few weeks ago. Around that time, I and Kai were having issues with the girl he rescued. Unless... unless that conversation had taken place longer ago than I remembered. The past week had been such a blur of trauma and recovery that my sense of time might be completely off."No, thank you," I said, forcing a polite smile. "I was just hoping to continue a conversation we'd started."

Lily POVThe boy was right after all. The history lecturer was Professor Nathan – Professor Nathan Morrison.I could feel Professor Nathan’s attention turn towards the boy as he mentioned his name. When I glanced at him, he looked amused.

Kai POVThe amber liquid swirled in my glass as I stared out the window of my office, watching the late afternoon sun cast long shadows across the pack grounds. Three days. It had been three days since I'd seen Lily, since I'd held her in my arms by the lake, since I'd nearly killed the woman I loved more than life itself.I lifted the whiskey to my lips, savoring the burn as it slid down my throat. The alcohol did nothing to numb the ache in my chest or quiet the relentless demands of my wolf, but it was the only coping mechanism I

Kai POVThe door to my office opened again, and I looked up to see my mother entering with her characteristic purposeful stride. Her sharp eyes swept the room with obvious suspicion, as if she could detect the lingering traces of my phone conversation with Lily through some maternal sixth sense.Behind her followed Healer Odin, his weathered face bearing the same concerned expression he'd worn since this whole curse situation had begun. He carried his familiar medical bag, which could only mean one thing—more blood samples for whatever experimental treatments he was developing."Are you finished here, Beta Liam?" my mother asked, her tone polite but carrying the unmistakable tone of dismissal.Liam nodded quickly, gathering his papers. "Yes, Luna Helen. I was just leaving."As soon as the door closed behind him, my mother's demeanor shifted from formal pack leader to concerned parent. She crossed the room and enveloped me in one of her overwhelming maternal hugs, the kind that had com

Lily POVI was up and dressed before dawn, slipping out of the house before Emma made her usual morning rounds. The truth was, I needed a moment to feel like myself again. Between the constant supervision, the formal meals, the scheduled lessons, and the weight of everyone's expectations, I felt like I was slowly losing my identity, becoming someone I didn't recognize.I left a note on my pillow for Emma to find: Gone to