All Chapters of Silent Luna: Alpha's Rejected Mate: Chapter 181 - Chapter 184

Chapter 181 Asher’s POVI sat beside her, watching the slow rise and fall of her chest. It had been hours since she passed out after turning that monster into stone with the Bluefang Ring. Hours of waiting. Hoping. Praying.I had seen death up close. I'd felt it, breathed it, and survived it. But nothing prepared me for the crushing weight of watching Aurora lying still, her skin pale, her body unmoving. She looked like a broken doll—delicate, lifeless, and terrifyingly silent. I kept thinking: What if she doesn’t wake up? What if I lose her before I ever get the chance to say I’m sorry for everything?“Please,” I whispered, brushing my thumb across her knuckles. “Come back to me.”And just like that—she did.A faint groan slipped past her lips before her eyes fluttered open. I leaned forward immediately.“Aurora?”She blinked, dazed, disoriented. “Asher? Are you crying?” she gave me a ain't smile.Relief crashed into me, heavy and overwhelming. I didn’t hesitate. I pulled her into

Chapter 183 Aurora’s POVThe halls of the fortress had never felt so still. After everything—battles, blood, chaos—I should be grateful for the silence. But today, it didn’t feel like peace. It felt like uncertainty. Like waiting for a storm we couldn’t predict.I stood in front of Hilary’s chamber, my hand hovering over the doorknob. She was awake now, alive. But she didn’t remember anything. Not even Loid.That alone had nearly broken him.When the witch revived her, there was this moment—a pause, like the world holding its breath. And then… nothing. Her eyes had opened, blank and wide, like a newborn’s. No flicker of recognition. No spark when she saw Loid. Nothing.I finally pushed the door open, stepping into the quiet room.Hilary was sitting by the window, her silver hair tumbling down her shoulders. She was wrapped in a pale blanket, staring at the garden like she’d never seen flowers before. She didn’t turn when I entered. It was as if she didn’t even sense me.“Hey,” I said