Semua Bab Rise of the Alpha's Rejected Luna: Bab 91 - Bab 100

Once Dingo had his turn to give his testimony, the next hour was spent with him unveiling the many things his son had done. Things that no Alpha would ever do. And though I had seen the evidence myself when they were first presented to me, seeing it all again here was still quite the shock, if one can be honest about this.“As everyone can see here, my son has been using the pack’s very finances not for any business related activities, much less anything regarding our former allies. Instead, it’s all been used for his own entertainment. For his own personal reasons,” Dingo said, revealing a long list of transactions done with the pack’s funds. Not personal, but the pack’s.“Oh come on! What’s the big deal? It’s not like I stole money from anyone!” the disgraceful mutt exclaimed. A ‘defense’ that made many frown on him.The judge was about to slam his gavel down on his table, when Dingo raised a hand to stop him, catching his attention more. I could see it in his eyes; the determined l

All eyes turned to the she wolf when she spoke up, excluding Dingo, who remained neutral.“And why is it not necessary, Ashley?” Dingo questioned.“B-Because, he’s just a quack! How do we even know if what he claims is ever valid?” the girl answered with a stutter. An answer that made many of us jurors frown, whereas the apothecary let out a pained gasp.“My word, Miss Ashley! How could you say such a thing?!” he asked. “I have considered you my best customer. My very own VIP! The one werewolf who actually uses my service without much complaint with the side effects! You even asked for custom-made medicine from me. Which by the way, no matter how I think of it, it does not sound like medicine at all. If the negative effects were side effects, that would be one thing. But you requested that I make that more potent instead. Claimed that the additional pain would help remedy this ‘illness’ you asked for. And yeah, I am a ‘quack’ as you claim, and I like my business to get going, but even

I opened the doors and walked out of the inn, my head held high. As I walked, the steps I took grabbed the attention of the wolves in the area, prompting them to turn my way. Many gasped as they laid eyes on me, whispering amongst themselves. From the whispers, as I was told, many did assume I was dead, expressing disbelief that I was alive this whole time. Some people were quick to assume I had gone to hiding the past several days I was out, which in a way would not be wrong, but also not entirely right. Not when I still have injuries from my encounter with the rogues.Amongst them all, the one person who was most especially shocked upon seeing me was none other than the one I wanted to see the least. Even if trial was his own demise."You! I knew you were alive, you little-!" Duncan couldn't finish his words, as he got hit by an Alpha Authority, and got slammed to the ground."You will behave like a dog you are," the judge spoke. "If you truly were an Alpha, you should know better t

By no means did I expect any sort of uproar to come about from the crowd when I gave my intake of what happened that night. The jurors, on the other hand, I did notice glancing at each other in disbelief, though not in a way that they doubt my words. Not as they looked amongst one another, and then to the struggling, muffled Duncan.“So to be clear, based on the words of but one other- no investigation, no trial, nothing to see if any sort of evidence can be found. Was it even revealed exactly what sort of poison it was?” the judge asked me.“As much as I would like to answer that, Your Honor, unfortunately, after I had gotten detained and sent off the prison, I heard nothing about any investigation being done, so I can’t say for certain about it. I don’t even know if the poison used was ever identified,” I answered. Once the last part left my mouth, whispers were heard from the crowd behind me. From what I could make out, it seems everyone- or at least those who knew of the incident

"What the hell do you mean it wasn't that bitch?!" Duncan demanded, enraged at what Tears just said."I mean what I said. Back then, I lied about the Luna making such attempt to poison anyone. She was never the sort of person who would do that to start with," Tears explained to him."You said that she was the one who did it!""Gag him back up," the judge ordered the two werewolves by Duncan. Both who happily obliged to the command and held him back down, blocking his mouth off again. While they were busy doing that, the judge turned back to Tears. "Do explain yourself. Why did you lie and say that it was Ms. Susan who committed the deed if she, in fact, did not commit to it?"Tears glanced somewhere when he asked that. Where exactly, I did not know, as she looked back up. "Because as the Luna suspected, I was forced to. Threatened to either assist in framing her, or my mate will pay for the consequence.""And by whom were you told to do such a deed?" the judge asked.Tears turned her