Semua Bab Silent Luna: Alpha's Rejected Mate: Bab 161 - Bab 170

Aurora POVI stood in the sterile, dimly lit room, my hands gripping the edge of the table, trying to steady my breath. The wolf doctor—a wise healer who had seen countless packs through both birth and death—stood across from me, her expression grave.“Asher is dangerously close to death, Aurora,” she explained, her voice calm but filled with urgency. “The bond between you both is incomplete. If it’s not sealed soon, the pain will continue to tear him apart. The longer it goes unfulfilled, the more likely it is that he won’t survive.”I could feel my heart race as his words sank in. It was one thing to know the bond was important—to understand its power. It was another thing entirely to know that it could be the difference between life and death.I swallowed hard, forcing my voice steady as I asked, “So, what do we do?”“You need to complete the bond ceremony,” the doctor replied. “It must be done tonight, under the full moon, when the bond can be fully realized. Only then can the con

Asher POVThe air felt heavier as Loid and I made our way toward the rogue territory. The land stretched out before us, desolate and barren, the kind of place where only the desperate and the dangerous would seek refuge. I could feel the tension in my muscles, coiled and ready for the inevitable confrontation. This wasn’t just another rogue skirmish—it was personal. Sophia’s son was in their hands, and the rogue leader had made a grave mistake.I’d seen my share of fights, but nothing like this. I was accustomed to taking on threats that challenged me physically, mentally, and strategically. But when it came to Sophia’s son, this was a whole new level of fury. No one touched what was mine and walked away.Loid walked beside me, his usual confident stride tempered by a hint of wariness. We had no idea what to expect, but we’d been tracking the rogue pack’s movements for hours. The moment we’d crossed into their territory, the hairs on the back of my neck had stood up, and every ste

Asher’s POVI should’ve known.The moment the guard reported Sophia’s door was wide open and her scent faded into the wind, I felt something snap inside me. I stormed into her room—empty. Just like the promises she made. Just like the time I gave her, hoping she'd come clean.Gone.A growl tore from my throat before I could stop it. My fists curled at my sides, and I let the rage consume me. The betrayal. The humiliation. She’d played me—again. I turned around and kicked over a table, sending it crashing against the wall. A lamp shattered. My vision blurred. A chair splintered under my hands.How dare she.I don’t even know how long I was destroying everything I could get my hands on before I heard the soft knock on my door. At first, I didn’t answer. I couldn’t trust myself not to hurt whoever was on the other side. But then the door creaked open, and there she was—Aurora.Calm, composed… yet I could see the worry in her eyes.She didn’t flinch at the wreckage around us. Didn’t sa

Aurora POVI didn’t care about the consequences anymore. The moment we received the intel, my body moved on its own. My heart pounded with rage, panic, and a single-minded determination: end this. I was done waiting, done thinking, done planning. Hannah had crossed every line imaginable, and I was going to make her pay—today.“Asher, I’m going.” I snatched my jacket and turned toward the door, fury blazing under my skin like wildfire.He stepped in front of me. “Aurora, wait. We can’t just rush in there without a strategy. You know how she is. She’s expecting this. We need a plan, trust me—”“There’s no time for a damn plan!” I snapped, my voice rising louder than I intended. “She has my family. She’s taken too much already. Every second we sit here talking is another second she’s one step ahead!”His eyes softened, but I didn’t want softness. Not now.I shoved past him, and then I said it—the thing that had been simmering beneath the surface for too long. “All of this… everything… i

Aurora’s POVI don’t remember how long we drove.Time blurred as I clutched Asher’s hand, my heart pounding so hard it hurt. Every minute that passed felt like another moment too late. All I could think about was our children—where they were, what they might be going through, and whether we’d get there in time.Hannah’s last words repeated in my head like a curse.They’re with Ava… She’s planning to trade them for money.It was the kind of betrayal that left a wound deeper than any blade. And it wasn’t just about the betrayal—it was the fear. The unknown. The unbearable thought that we might not get them back.When we arrived at the address Hannah had given us, the place looked abandoned. An old storage facility, quiet, empty, surrounded by nothing but weeds and silence.We rushed through the rusted doors, searching every shadow, every corner. But they weren’t there.No kids. No Ava.My heart dropped to the pit of my stomach.I stood frozen in the middle of the room, struggling to br