Luna Awakening: Claimed By Her Three Alphas のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 101 - チャプター 110

Valeria The door to Rylan’s room slammed open with a force that shook the walls, and I stormed inside, my heart pounding with fury and betrayal. Rylan stood by the window, his back to me, but I could tell by the way his body tensed that he knew something was wrong. He turned slowly, his brow furrowed in confusion, but there was no trace of surprise in his eyes.“Valeria?” he said, his voice calm, as if nothing in the world could be amiss. “What’s going on?”I didn’t bother with pleasantries. I didn’t have the time or the patience for it. My chest felt tight with the anger I had been bottling up since my conversation with Malachai. That one name—Rylan—had sent my world crashing down, and now I stood here, face to face with the man who was supposed to be my mate, the man who had betrayed me in the worst way possible.“Did you really think I wouldn’t find out?” I spat, stepping closer to him, my fists clenched at my sides. “That I wouldn’t discover what you’ve been doing behind my back?

Valeria After the coronation, the air buzzed with the energy of new beginnings, but beneath that, a darker current was brewing. The war I was about to declare would shape the future of my reign. As Luna Queen, I had to show strength, decisiveness, and a relentless drive to protect my pack. There was no room for hesitation.Standing before my pack, gathered in the grand hall of the packhouse, I raised my voice so all could hear. “The rogues who conspired with Rylan to kill Jeric are enemies of this pack and every pack under our alliance. They threaten our peace, our way of life, and the future of our packs. They have murdered without remorse and plotted to divide us. But they have underestimated us.” I felt the eyes of my pack members on me, some anxious, others filled with the same determination that fueled me. “From this day forward, I declare war against the rogues. We will hunt them down, crush their rebellion, and restore order.”The room erupted with murmurs and nods of approval

ValeriaI watched as Rylan was led toward the holding cells, his hands bound in silver chains, his head hanging low. The once-proud Alpha, who had once stood by my side, now appeared utterly defeated. But there was no sympathy left in my heart for him. The betrayal still burned like an open wound, and I couldn’t find it in myself to offer him any kindness—not after everything he had done.He paused in front of me, and for a moment, our eyes met. There was no defiance in his gaze, no trace of the arrogance he once wore so easily. Instead, he looked resigned, perhaps even remorseful. I had to force myself to stay still, to keep my expression cold and detached. I wouldn’t let him see how much this affected me.“Valeria,” Rylan’s voice was hoarse, barely above a whisper, as if the weight of everything he’d done had finally caught up to him. “I’m sorry.”I clenched my fists at my sides, trying to keep my emotions in check. Sorry? He thought sorry would fix this? After everything he had don

KadeThe moment I stepped back into Shadowfang territory, the air felt heavier. The tension, the whispers, the sideways glances—it was all there, hanging over me like a dark cloud. My pack wasn’t the same. Not after the fallout with Valeria. Not after everything that had gone down with the rogues and Jeric’s death. I could feel their doubt, their suspicion, like a pulse in the air. They questioned my leadership. And I couldn’t even blame them.I knew what they were thinking. Some of them probably believed I’d had a hand in Jeric’s death. Others thought I’d lost my edge, distracted by Valeria and the mess surrounding the Luna Queen coronation. They weren’t wrong about one thing—I hadn’t been focused on Shadowfang, not the way I should’ve been. But how could I focus on my duties when Valeria was out there, aligning herself with Aiden and preparing for a war she wasn’t ready for?As I made my way to the packhouse, I caught the whispers—low, barely audible, but there. They didn’t need to

KadeMikaela leaned against the doorframe, her eyes gleaming in the dim light of my office. “You know,” she purred, her voice low and intimate, “you don’t need Valeria to be happy, Kade. You don’t need her at all.”I stiffened in my chair, my fingers tightening around the edge of the desk. Mikaela had been circling me like a vulture ever since I returned to Shadowfang, always offering comfort, always there with a sultry smile and soft words designed to ease the ache in my chest. But I knew what she was doing—what she had always done. Mikaela didn’t care about my pain or my heartache. She only cared about what she could get out of it.She pushed off the doorframe and crossed the room slowly, her hips swaying with calculated grace. “Valeria is off playing queen,” she continued, her voice dripping with disdain. “She’s chosen someone else, and you’re here, left to pick up the pieces. But you don’t have to go through this alone. I’m here for you, Kade.”Her fingers brushed against my shoul