Lahat ng Kabanata ng Luna Awakening: Claimed By Her Three Alphas: Kabanata 1 - Kabanata 10

Valeria The forest stretched out before me, every tree and shadow carrying memories that I both longed for and dreaded. The familiar scent of pine and earth filled my lungs as the car rode towards the heart of the pack’s territory. The sun dipped low in the sky, casting golden light on the path ahead, but I knew the real celebration would begin when the full moon rose. The pull of the wolf pack had been growing stronger with every mile, tugging me back to where I belonged, yet a strange apprehension settled deep in my chest. After my painful rejection by Prince Darius, the Alpha Prince, I had been away from the wolf pack for years—long enough for things to change, long enough for me to change. As the border came into view, the feeling of crossing into the wolf pack’s territory washed over me, a sense of relief mixed with the uncertainty of what lay ahead. I wasn’t the same girl who had left; I had seen the world outside, and now I was returning to face whatever destiny awaited me he

Valeria The moment the words left my mouth, declaring Kade, Aiden, and Rylan as my mates, the weight of the entire council’s judgement fell on me like a crushing wave. Every eye in the room turned to me, wide with disbelief and silent condemnation. My heart raced, not from fear, but from the certainty that what I had just done was right. I had known, even as I stood before the Alpha King’s throne, that this decision was more than just about love. It was about power. It was about rewriting the future of the wolf pack. The air in the council hall was thick with tension, the silence stretching on for what felt like an eternity. Then, like a thunderclap, the Alpha King’s voice rang out, shattering the silence. “Unacceptable!” His roar reverberated through the stone walls of the hall, and the council members flinched at the fury in his tone. I forced myself to meet his gaze. His eyes were blazing, not with disappointment or disbelief, but with pure, unbridled rage. “You dare to defy m

KadeThe chaos in the hall still hums in my ears, a deafening roar of accusation, disbelief, and fear. The Alpha King and his family—dead. I can’t wrap my mind around it. The sight of them collapsing, one after the other, their bodies convulsing in pain before falling still—it plays on a loop in my head, and my chest feels tight, like I can’t get enough air.I’m still frozen, standing in place as if my feet are anchored to the floor. I remembered Valeria’s eyes as they looked at me, the pleads in them. Pleading for something, for belief, for trust, for me to step forward and say something, anything. But my throat was dry, and the words had to stick to the back of my tongue. I just watched dumbly as she was dragged away by the guards. But what was I to do? Defend a murderer?‘She isn’t a murderer… yet,’ my wolf, Kenny, reminded me.Valeria was innocent until proven guilty, but why was I convinced that she was already guilty of the crime?“Are you just going to stand there and do nothi

AidenThe cold night air bit into my skin as we crouched in the dense shadows near the pack’s prison. I kept my breathing even, forcing myself to stay calm despite the storm raging inside me. The moonlight filtered through the treetops, casting long, shifting shadows over the hard-packed ground. The prison loomed ahead, dark and imposing, its walls a reminder of the judgement Valeria didn’t deserve.Rylan crouched beside me, his fists clenched so tightly his knuckles were pale. “The guards shift positions every fifteen minutes,” he whispered. “If we move now, we have a window.”Kade was on my other side, silent and still. He hadn’t spoken much since we agreed on this plan, and I wasn’t sure if it was anger or guilt that kept him quiet. Maybe both.“Are you sure about this, Aiden?” Kade finally asked, his voice low but sharp.I turned my head slightly, my eyes locking with his. “I wouldn’t be here if I wasn’t.”“She’s our mate,” Rylan growled softly, his tone laced with frustration. “W

ValeriaThe flickering firelight had barely settled when Kade pulled away, his breath ragged, his expression a tangle of emotions I couldn’t untangle. My heart was still racing, the taste of his kiss lingering on my lips like a bittersweet echo. He stared at me for a long moment, his dark eyes shadowed by something I could only describe as fear—fear of what had just happened, of what it meant.“I—” he began, his voice hoarse, but he stopped himself. Shaking his head, he stepped back, his hands clenching and unclenching at his sides as if he were trying to wrestle with an invisible force.“Kade,” I said softly, reaching out instinctively, but he moved back further, retreating into the space between us.“I can’t,” he muttered, his voice strained. “I need air.”Before I could respond, he turned and left the room, the door shutting behind him with a muted click. I sat there in the dim light, the warmth of the fire doing nothing to soothe the chill that had seeped into my chest. The weight