All Chapters of Silent Luna: Alpha's Rejected Mate: Chapter 171 - Chapter 173

Asher's POVWeeks had passed since the storm—the kind that didn't tear trees or shatter windows but left scars all the same. The kind that clawed at the inside of your chest, whispering that peace is always temporary.Now, I sat in the council room, the air still and cold.Aurora sat beside me, her presence calm but unreadable, like always. Loid stood at attention to my right, his arms folded, eyes sharp, waiting—ever the watchful shadow.The large oak table between us bore the weight of our responsibilities. On its polished surface were maps, reports, and a folder stamped with a red “X.” That red mark had become all too familiar lately. It meant danger. Uncertainty. Rogues.I let out a breath and stared down at the latest file.A new rogue group had surfaced on the outskirts of the western borders. They weren’t just passing through like most. They were organized. Strategic. And from the signs left behind, they had blood on their hands. Pack blood.“This isn’t just another scattered

Writer’s POVThe air in the packhouse had shifted. What had once been filled with tension and uncertainty now felt like a long-awaited sigh of relief. Aurora was alive. Not just alive, but thriving. And Asher was by her side, standing tall, knowing that despite everything, they had survived. The worst had passed, or so they hoped. And now, a new chapter had begun.Yet even as the pack began to settle, there remained one last task to address: Ava’s fate.The room where the council usually convened was heavy with the weight of this decision. Asher stood before his packmates, the authority of his position evident in the way he carried himself. But there was an edge to him, something raw and unyielding. He had always been a strong leader, but there were moments where his heart wavered. This was one of those moments.Ava’s betrayal had cut deeper than any wound. She had come to the pack as family, only to turn on them with the kind of malice that could not be forgiven. The thought of